go to jail. remember the reporting we ssaw, related to paul manafort the money laundry and you put toke the previous reporting which was he had already been told he would be likely that he would be indicted at some point. i want to pivot slightly and talk about a report i know you contributed to in the new york times regarding the gop smr it from president trump, you have senators flake and corker openly opposed to the president. how widespread are these feelings about the president within the gop? the source that i have on capitol hill and from reporting on capitol hill, there are a lot of republicans who feel like jeff flake. there are a lot of republicans who feel as though the president needs to be more presidential. that the party is somewhat falling a off the rails, that they re not getting things done, by the way they look bad. this idea that president trump is essentially not being the role model from the white house that republicans would want him to be. the issue is,
arthel: ago you well know, kim jong un missile test came on friday, a day after the senate approved a package of sanctions on north korea, russia and iran, a bill that the white house is saying the president is ready to sign. so aside from more sanctions, jason, more military maneuvers as you say, the military action is not necessarily the best to take and twitter lashing and further sanctions on china, what is president trump s best most forceful option at this point? it s a great question. i think one of the questions that he s unfolded goes to not just sanctions but targeted sanctions at specific entities that are performing the bulk of sort of money laundry for the north koreans. there s ten companies identified by our intelligence asset and they do the majority to the financial system. so if the president trump can explain that to the people and go after those, keep in mind, this is going to upset beijing. it s kind of a tricky balance.
bribery, extortion, money laundry, tax evasion. i mean this is the worst of the worst. when you have a judge who is sending kids who are seemingly innocent as evidenced by the fact that their con vehicles were overturned, and then is getting a kick back for the kids he s sending in in the amount of $2.8 million. shame on him, shame on the system for not finding it out. here are some examples i think we ve got on the screen. you have a ten-year-old who is playing with a lighter in a room. she accidentally, no problems in the past sets fire to a trash can, and the judge sends her to a detention center for two and a half weeks. then i think the worst of it is the 13-year-old boy who threw a piece of meat at his mother s boyfriend at dinner, holds him in detention for two months and then another 13-year-old. these kids were not given lawyer. this kid pushes his mother over in a fight over homework, detained for three months and he s getting cash in return. jenna: we only have about 30