north korea than his own advisers, how do you translate that into policy? you know, it s interesting, he s been chest beating and saber rattling going back weeks now, starting with his comments about fire and fury. i have to say, i m beginning to wonder whether, in fact, he s trying to provoke the north koreans into doing something. he feels like he wants to get going with them and if he can wind them up enough, maybe they ll take a shoot. because there is no other good explanation for why he would raise the rhetorical stakes this way. i think the rest of the administration is doing what they can to explain to him the immense downsides of the united states starting a war with north korea, in terms of south korea and the hundreds of thousands of u.s. citizens and troops that are on the korean peninsula. you know, senator bob corker, chairman of the foreign relations committee, he told the new york times that president trump s tweets have derailed backchannel talks with north korea
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welcome back to this special edition of hannity. the president s handling of the situation in syria has been described as confused now back to hannity . wonder whether or not america is on the decline internationally. here to answer the question and more, frank luntz and his bipartisan focus group. the american people are divided. the question is where do we go from here? the best way to look for it is i want a show of hands. is america going to be more safe or less safe over the next ten years than it is today? who thinks america will be more safe? raise your hands. six of you. why are you optimistic? i m so optimistic because of the fact that i know super power. are we?
that president karzai makes to whether they re constructive to having such a meeting. do you think they would actually once again cancel a meeting with hamid karzai in the middle of this war? they re certainly making it clear they re willing to consider it. after you have a head of state in a you know, a very central country in the region saying he might consider joining the taliban, you really have to wonder whether, one, you want to give the person the honor of a white house visit and, two, whether you actually could have constructive conversation with the person. now, i know the very public tit for tat here is a little unseemly. it has people a little unnerved. but the white house has to stand its ground with someone who should be in its corner. and, in fact, karzai has shown no sign that he was chasened. in fact, he s had the opposite reaction after the weekend trip the president took. mm-hmm, that s right. it was after that trip
couldn t be bigger. when you see an ad like there is in the middle of a campaign you can t help but wonder whether, quote a campaign is starting to see issues with their own personal rating. another explanation the tv ad market in battleground stated has become so saturated this is an attempt by having the president speak directly to the camera to break through the clutter. it s a 60-second ad. romney has not had a personalized ad of his own like this. we ve not seen him direct to camera. we ve had a paid biographical ad. romney s ads all tracked by someone else. what would a romney presidency be like? day one it s one of those things that when you sit here and we talk about the last 60 days, a battle to basically define romney s biography, it is striking that you haven t had a romney ad, romney to camera, doing something, talking about his own