issues like heck in the minds of voters that for our leaders this has to remain a top issue day in and day out. mike pike we have some comment from the london mayor. let s take a listen. i will bring hugo in. another example of the bravery and heroism of ordinary londoners running toward danger. risking their personal safety. thank each of them on behalf of all londoners but also because it shows the best of us. mike: hugo, your thoughts? there was extraordinary bravery. and it was commented on by the mayor and by the panelists here. that was extraordinary. also, there was some presence of mind there which goes to the fact that people are sort of getting used to this. i don t know if you saw the guy running away with the murder weapon. one of the passers guy leapt into action disarmed the killer running away with the knife held between his finger and thumb although he didn t want to get his fingerprints there was real presence of mind that
denuclearization and carries it out. mike: so there was a lot of speculation this past week that president moon was coming here and would be taking a message with him. now it sounds like he did deliver a message. right, tom? yes. i think that s true. i also think the chinese here were trying to test the waters here with president trump by telling the north koreans play games. now context of president trump playing hard ball with them on trade, they want u.s. concessions in the south china sea as part of their quid pro quo for pressuring pyongyang. president trump is playing that game of unpredictability. this is the one issue where the twitter feed and strangeness of it all serves as a positive interest because it throws foreign nations who have a different political structures to our own off balance in terms of their perception of what trump might do. mike pike we know an advance team went to north korea to talk about this so it sounds like they are hopeful? again, they are send
towards the phoenix area cars going through some flooded roads. this is maricopa county where phoenix is. yesterday, they had some big thunderstorms move this that area. in fact a lot of areas yesterday got pretty good rain amounts. it s been a fairly good monsoon season. they need the rain. this is the time of year where you generally get it but get too much too quickly. do you know what today is, guys, tucker? did you you realize it s international bacon day? you can believe it? mike pike we are really hamming it up for almost four hours here. tucker: first thing i thought of when i woke this up morning. bakery that proves bacon is not just for breakfast anymore mixing the salty and sweet. the on or about of baconry on the other west side of manhattan with him is head baker. mike: what is a bakery what do you there. we do cookies, brownies. mike: in other words you can put bacon in almost
going into homes and knocking down doors. here is what is going on. a bank is repossessing the wrong woman s home when they should have cleared out the house across the street. they go. in clear everything out, sell at a sheriff s sale. basically she comes home, finds out her house has been cleared out. mike pike wrong house. like operating on the wrong limb in the hospital. mike: right arm not left arm. alisyn: here is the owner s explanation. come to the house and, you know, going to put my key in the lock and it doesn t work. they repossessed my house on accident, thinking it was the house across the street. they told me that the g.p.s. led them to my house. my grass hadn t been mowed and they just assumed. alisyn: that s a rude awakening. al. mike: two more cases to talk about. a swat team this week busted in to the wrong woman s house. here is what she said. out of my peripheral
care choices that women should be making for themselves. so, wisconsin, we know what change is. we know what the future requires. we don t need a big government agenda or a small government agenda. we need a middle class agenda that rewards hard work and responsibility. we don t need a partisan agenda. we need a commonsense agenda that says when we educate a poor child, we ll all be better off. that says when we fund the research of a young scientist, her new discovery will benefit every american. we need a vision that says we don t just look out for ourselves. we look out for one another. we look out for future generations, and we meet those obligations by working together. that s the change we believe in. that s what this election is all about. now, let s be clear. achieving this agenda won t be easy. it s never been easy. we always knew that. back in 2008 when we talked about change, i told i wasn t just talking about changing presidents. i wasn t just talking about changi