posting this photo. christian joins us for exclusive interview at:15. pete: happy man. make all of you happier. rachel: he sounds very grateful. pete: he is a great guy. that s awesome. ed: stage is set for unprecedented meeting between president trump and the dictator of north korea kim jong un. how would this compare to other historic meetings world powers? presidential historian is here to break it all down next. pete: a former new york times editor, president calls it the failing new york times. misses president barack obama so much that she keeps a doll of him s in her hearse. ed: it s real. that s true. thanks man.
in massachusetts. and we continually raised it in the 2012 election and her opponents in re-election campaign aren t raising it. they are leaving it to us in the media to do it. i don t think she can really seriously run for president. there are too many other candidates that don t have this skeleton in the closet. and, pete, i don t think there is any way she will ever take the test. the berkshire eagle also suggest that what many of us have long suspected that she probably has taken the test and if she had irrefutable evidence that had native american blood even 1/32nd, it would be out there already. rachel: i agree with that. pete: radio talk show host and author. we ll keep on their. i m going to take my heritage d.n.a. test. i m not kidding. on the show i will be taking one. i think i m norwegian. we will find out. 8:20 i will be taking that test. if senator warren would like to take it with me, she is
ed: fisa abuse. pete: he has said he would be open to it here is the attorney general said last night about that possibility. listen. it is our responsibility and i think my response shalt to ensure that the fisa process is carried out professionally, properly, lawfully, and with integrity. i intend to do that. we are working on that now. our office of inspector general has almost 500 employees and investigators they are going to work on this and get to the bottom of it. it could be one day that a special prosecutor would be required. but we are going to look at this both with attorneys and and inspector general s office and get to the bottom. pete: no special prosecutor yet. ed: the president wants to see him do a special counsel. that s what the tweet was
continue as these talks happen. how does our military view this and what role might the military have. the military views it, pete, as a consistent application of the elements of national power. you never want to lead with the chin of the american soldier, sailor airman or marine. we have diplomatic of power synchronized by general h.r. mcmaster, general kelly and general mattis. who understand and been trained on the synchronization of national power. they know we don t lead with the chin of the american service member. i think that s the key part here. and as we move forward what the military will continue to do is flexible deterrent options on the korean peninsula so that we will fly the b 1 and b-2 bombers. we will continue to have strike groups move throughout japan and military exercises there was no concession made here to have this meeting or negative, so moving forward, the military will continue to do what it s done.
that is correct. it s not enforced. and there are some outs for the consciou. connell: for the conscientious objector not to have a gun. pete: what would this tell us about the gun debate? what happened in parkland has triggered that some say more guns keep us safer. would that be argument that armed and equipped citizenry properly educated and able to defend themselves? actually, i think it s when citizens are engage you had, when the community sen is engaged as a whole. and people accept responsibility and are responsible or held accountable for their actions. i think that s what makes the biggest difference in how community handles different situations. and then what happens in that community. i don t think it s ed: pardon me, mr. mayor, is it also that one size fits