at the end of the day, if he can get trying to put more pressure on north korea, i would fully support that. the chinese haven t been putting the kind of pressure they actually could if they wanted to. i would support that. the fact that there is some room for diplomacy, from a former state department officer, is not a bad thing. i want to make sure it plays out in the right way. martha: marie, thank you. david, thank you. coming up next, after a string of recent mergers, local police in new york are now asking for state s help to fight against the violent ms-13 ms-1. mark fuhrman and eric fester here on the next discussion about how effective a task force is. democrats did a study of this and now, they know, why they lost. mo elleithee is here, karl rove is here to break it down. today also marks an anniversary that none of us will ever forget. if the death of usama bin laden.
clapper, director of intelligence in the obama administration said no they were not they were spying on a term i don t like, but on what the russians were doing and were they infiltrating trying to gain access and leverage and influence. reporter: the president suggesting the obama administration was behind it. a claim he softened today. i don t want to get into it yet but i ll tell you after we look at after we look at the proof, would he know? i would certainly hope not. reporter: now one question the president did not answer on the south lawn earlier today was does he have confidence in or does he plan to fire rod rosenstein. of course that is the deputy attorney general who is overseeing the entire russia investigation. but just a couple of hours ago at an event on long island about ms-1, rod rosenstein was sitting a few feet from the president talking about other matters like immigration and the president said nice job, rod but we still don t know if he has his