making things even more challenging. but there are advances that have led to treatment options that can help. if someone you love has parkinson s and is experiencing hallucinations or delusions, talk to your parkinson s specialist. because there s more to parkinson s. my visitors should be the ones i want to see. learn more at moretoparkinsons.com trish: new york city preparing for new york eat in times square with nypd officers being assigned to every hotel and counter sniper teams being deployed to deter a las vegas style attack. let s go to bryan llenas in times square. they are adding more offices to hotels and you can see why. all these offices and hotels overlooked times square were a million people we standing for hours on end on new year s eve. it s part of the security precautions they are taking this
trish: often times, you here if you say something you say something, the question is, what is it that you should be looking for? in other words, what is it that would trigger you to say something? what is it that you need to see? let s go right now to retired nypd lieutenant commander. where do we begin? you will be a very good place for new year s eve. it s a very good place at home. trish: by the fire. i ve actually worked the parade almost 40 years ago. the nypd had it down pat them. all you see now is the nypd over the years increasing their ability to protect people to deal with the new threats. if you look in the simplest way, i think the biggest problem people have a new year s eve s frostbite. with the mayor just said is extremely important. what we should be looking for
possible. you say he hasn t been fair thus far. i has a per se that s the case. i go back to the way he was appointed as special counsel. the team he s put together, the latest thing is the way he s accumulated those 10,000 documents from the presidential transition team without due process. to me, that s the tip of the iceberg. you start adding things like the peter struct emails. you look at the way he stonewalled congress and hasn t give us the information we ve asked for. we begin to say, we hope that president trump is getting something and a fair investigation happening, but in reality, that s not the perception that many of my colleagues and myself see. it is not what my constituency. we think that mr. mueller should go. trish: how do you accomplish that if that is your goal? i think that we keep the pressure up.
gosh darn it, they may just have to. one at that be the better alternative than an actual war where you are loosing american lives? and austins, they signaled that they struck north korea first, that what it would come in on north korea side, which means, if you strike north korea, i think we have to have an honest conversation with the american people. that conversation has to take into account that we could end up in a war, and only with north korea, but with its big power sponsors. china and maybe even russia. i m not saying world war iii is the end result, but i m saying is a possibility because the chinese have already told us at. trish: we absolutely need to be prepared as possible for that, but before it escalates to that, i just would hope that we would do everything we can. again, when i see sanctions on steroids, i m talking about if we have to, we just stopped trading with china altogether. you know what is going to cost
her daughter must be a smart woman peers because she is. the other thing to keep in mind is that a lot of things trump is put in place of the tax reform and maybe even more significantly, all the cutback in regulations are going to make the runway for corporations and individuals even smoother going forward. i don t think we ve seen the effects. trish: dowell, 32,018? if we grow 20%, that puts us right there at 30,000. trish: i m not hearing as much from your neck of the woods, larry, in terms of people that are alarmed that this is going too fast too quickly, et cetera, but you make some valid points. i think we do need to watch the fed to very carefully and make sure that they don t get too aggressive too fast, too soon because that s a bad thing.