and for the family s perspective, whatever they re feeling, that s legitimate. besides grief, an incredible amount of anger comes through that, and we can understand that. but because we aren t hearing it doesn t mean we know everything that s gone on. i cannot imagine they were not with the district attorney talking about what any credible threats or what leads they had and letting him be part of trying to make the decisions to keep himself and his family safe. unfortunately, we cannot always protect. and i say that as a prosecutor for the last 17 years. gregg: sure. so i feel this as much as anyone, and i think that for all of us we should worry about this for the criminal justice system. but i really think that so much remains unknown that how much can you protect? there is not always every hole to fill. gregg: until the killer of the assistant is found, maybe 24-hour protection is required of all the others. and that may well be the case, and maybe they should be doing that. bu
playbook of this stalinist public relations. south korea is suggesting that they re trying to grab the headlines here every day and today another headline. they have now pulled out all their workers from their joint industrial plant with south korea, just above the demilitarized zone. so you can see that north korea is trying to keep the pressure up on the u.s. and its allies during this crisis, gregg. gregg: and, what kind of presence does the u.s. have there, david? reporter: well, in the region the u.s. of course has a major presence with its bases. they have got 30,000 troops here in south korea. it also has got a huge naval presence. we understand there are naval ships off guam to protect that island and that they are shipping in a radar defense system there in case of an attack by north korea which it has threatened over the past week, gregg.
we don t know exactly what he was doing and the bottom line there will be continued clashing over this because democrats really view this as something that is completely over. remember hillary clinton appeared before the senate on january 23rd and was asked all these questions, she said, what difference does it make at this point? well, that is a pretty accurate assessment what democrats think about this but republicans in the house where they control are still determined to get more answers on it. gregg: it certainly makes a load of difference to the families of those who lost their lives and of course many who were injured. byron york, as always, thanks very much. thank you, gregg. gregg: all right. martha: could it be a budget finally heading to the printer? the president s plan we re told will be delivered to congress on wednesday of this week. the white house has a new message to republican leadership about his budget. gregg: freedom of the press is at establishing. a foxnews.co
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the public opinion polls were rock bottom for her. it was and it is an amazing testimony that even after that huge victory in 1979, and again after the labour party just had a strangle hold on politics for so long, she overcome that initial downturn in public opinion and win again in 1983 and again in 1987. so this is somebody who won three terms. she was in from 79 to 90. you think about this. when she ultimately stepped aside for john major, who was also a conservative he was in power, he was until 97. so there is a run there from 1979 to 1997, almost 20 years of the british right being in power. gregg: right. that out did the united states who had two reagan terms and one bush term. we only had united states