nuclear north korea and our interests can t be advanced in japan is threatened and we have to keep thinking that way. we can t sit at the table and say helpless. how far does it have to get? pete: we know you are still giving the oil. you are enabling a dictator threatening the world. not okay. and can you trust them. they sit across the table have a conversation and meanwhile you have chinese government infiltrating our own intelligence computer systems. hacking coming directly from the chinese state coming right into s. abby: heusen mar-a-lago back in april. that s a great question. what are they telling north korea and what are they telling us? we will come in with this story all morning long. still ahead, are their top story
pete: how resilient people in texas are, they help each other rebuild from each other. and boosting their morale to have the president on the ground with them. is extremely important. our church had been through hurricanes take in 2008. monday morning was in lehman brothers one under financial panic began to move her lost and basically no one communicated with us. this has a totally different labor to it and is being engaged in them in the ocean, calm down, support a community of faith, the vast network of volunteers to give cheerfully. over half of that day, their homes have been damaged and flooded, and they were trying to help others and walking into the
models we watch next sunday with direct east coast. that would be a strong hurricane at this point. if it is the u.s., it would hit as a hurricane. ask him exactly. pete: that would be unprecedented. to category storms at the same time in one calendar year. reporter: i don t know the answer to that, but i will tell you we haven t had any major in 12 years. abby: thank you you re prepared to speak and if you have to. trade is still ahead, president trump is away from announcing his decision on daca. he may key part of this program. how that impacted space. we ll talk to kellyanne conway about that and how the president may respond to north korea.
united states would be shot down and then we the country. in terms of a blackmail tool to reunite north korea s, there is a real threat. what i see here is an event that will deeply embarrass china and may create new possibilities for u.s.-china cooperation to step up the pressure in north korea. pete: anthony, a lot of sanctions have been tried internationally, unilaterally. the chinese to put more pressure on. skip hicks will say where have sanctions worked and what have they ever prevent the regime from getting what they wanted in the nuclear realm? get more sanctions bring the outcome the united states want? just to correct the record, north korean sanctions are nowhere near where they were with a friend. we have not tried to take the sanctions the united states government is able and willing to hopefully willing pete: why not?
material for the nuclear weapons program. for the ballistic missile program, china focused and substantial. every time north korea do something provocative, we ran to china anas further cooperation. in the chinese are able to divert us from talking about things that matter to us like south china sea, predatory trade practices, cyberattacks. we don t discuss those when we are talking about north korea. at least on a short-term, this is very, very advantageous for them. pete: do you think beijing wants kim jong un to portray this cannot be the satellite agitator that prevents our ability to influence the region. once they got the nuclear capability, there s almost a permanent blackmail over what the u.s. can do. certainly. the chinese have an ambivalent attitude to it where it counts at the top of the political