and they went in with a court order. he seems a little bit panicked. and frankly, i share the senator s concern about him being in a position to decide right now that he may launch military strikes against syria. i mean, frankly i would always be concerned with that. right. the president. yes. but he has another agenda today. your reaction to today. i think this is a very dangerous moment. i am deeply concerned. because we look for in moments like this cooler heads to prevail. but the cooler head around him is a hothead, and that s john bolton. right? so president trump, donald trump, he is notorious for lashing out and he is notorious for only caring about himself. at a moment when we need him to care about the republic. and i don t think people have a full grasp of the moment that
don t remember him being a hothead or wanting to go to war. you talk about make america great again in terms of form policy. my response to you about i hope he s not a warlock, that s an example of even someone very informed, someone obsessed with current events in history and politics not knowing quite how to address someone because too much of my judgment comes from what i see on tv and hear on the radio from others who want me and others to believe he s not the right person. so, it s a lesson for all of us, for me, for everybody to do our homework, to really dive into these issues will and what they stand for before we do make judgments. don t forget, levin tv every weeknight. give us a call and sign up. 844 le vin tv. we ll be right back.
hothead or wanting to go to war. you talk about make america great again in terms of form policy. my response to you about i hope he s not a warlock, that s an example of even someone very informed, someone obsessed with current events in history and politics not knowing quite how to address someone because too much of my judgment comes from what i see on tv and hear on the radio from others who want me and others to believe he s not the right person. so, it s a lesson for all of us, for me, for everybody to do our homework, to really dive into these issues will and what they stand for before we do make judgments. don t forget, levin tv every weeknight. give us a call and sign up. 844 le vin tv. we ll be right back.
shame on us that it s children that have to make us think this way. what i like nicole, they brought together two kinds of shootings, the hothead that comes in and shoots the kids he s mad at. and the gangland war that day. that s so true, what happened at sandy hook, what happened at parkland, they get a lot of media attention, because they re unexpected, they re in areas that you don t expect these things to happen. but again, i think one of the students at park land said it today, if we can use our voices from our experience to help prevent violence elsewhere for the killings that go on everywhere, that s our moral responsibility. god bless the people that put it together today. they put it together the right way. thank you, montel. you come on when i need you. unfortunately, i need you a lot. nicole, thank you. thank you. up next, i m going to speak with two school librarians, one survived sandy hook.
nsc, but the position is a very powerful one. it is a person that is essentially coordinating, if i m not mistaken, right, the process by which the president makes national security decisions. yes. it is. it s a very important position. and when it comes to making a decision about whether to go to war, whether to attack north korea, whether to attack iran, or launch some other military operation, the national security adviser is going to be a very important part of that decision making process. and if you have someone like general mcmaster in there, you have someone who understands our military capability and the limitations on our military capability. and also can explain to the president the likely casualties that will ensue on the battlefield and for civilians. you have someone who is a hothead like bolton who just, you know, everything for him is