this now. she is attempting to change her image doing a lot of native american events recently. to turn the conversation. until she takes a d.n.a. test how can she really affirm she has that heritage background. it s obviously the problem, pete. i ve been asking for this and other people have been asking her to take this d.n.a. test for at least six years since she first ran for the senate. during the first campaign, i got a pen that she had put in her mouth. we took the cap and sent it off to a d.n.a. company. hoping that we could get proof one way or the other but unfortunately we couldn t. so, this is nothing new, this demand. the difference this time is that it is, as you say, a very liberal newspaper, the berkshire eagle asking for this. they wrote it in a rather snarky way, too. which is not something that she expects. i mean, they said if it turned out that she wasn t telling the truth, if she admitted it, it would be a,
the other thing that s happened is we bought a year of preparation in case we need to go to war in north korea. pete: very interesting. michael, you wrote the book on the father of kim jong un. bring us inside the caucus they are makincalculation on th. sticking chin out with military saying we are ready to use force if we have to. this is the possibility of ending the korean war. it s armistice and that would be a huge win for both sides that would codify status quo. obviously not fighting. right away you could have something that s a major peaceful accomplishment with both sides having effectively given up nothing. pete: rebecca we have seen talk of talks happen before and another missile launch, something else. what should we do if immediately kim jong un does something that is against any sort of agreement? if he launches a missile, he is in big trouble. it s time for the bloody nose option, i agree with michael, i would like to see a peace treaty here if possible. we need to k
happens? well, trump has made that pretty clear. a win is denuclearization. that s agreed to by china. that s what president moon in south korea wants and that s what kim jong un has agreed to at least talk b from my perspective i want to see these tests stop. kim has only done a few very preliminary test of his really good long range missiles. it s like a quarterback just throwing a few footballs on the sidelines. he has never taken a snap in the nfl. that missile arsenal is under tested and we want to keep it that way. we wants more noe more tests. pete: a freeze, road map backwards. it s got to be transparent top to bottom. it does. we have to have inspections here. this could take some time to lay out. president moon in south korea has made clear it will be a road map. it will take time and this when s. what trump will work on. big credit to tillerson and mattis who have made this diplomacy work and gotten us to this break through moment. pete: exercises which will
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pete: his record has been tainted. he has been pardoned and sarah sanders the press secretary talked about it. listen. the president has pardoned christian saucier a navy submarine. mr. saucier was 22 years old at the time of his offenses and has served out his 12 month sentence. he has been recognized by fellow service members for dedication, skill and patriotic spirit. while serving he regularly mentored younger sailors and served as instructor for new recruits. the judge found that mr. saucier s offense stansdz military service. the president is appreciative of mr. saucier s service to the country. rachel: speak spoke with christian saucier last week. let s take a look at what he said. obviously two different sets of laws in this country. the politically elite and low every level individuals, americans like myself. i think that s very upsetting on a basic level for most people. it should be, at least, that a different standard of justice is applied.