potentially able to fire nuclear missiles. if we don t the extent of that. we ve seen pictures of that. we ve seen satellite images of their efforts moving things around and seven test fires of missiles in recent days. all of that against the context of the fact that the president continues to say he s really not worried about it and he really wants to maintain the friendship that he beat dominic thinks he has with kim jong un. i asked him about it this weekend in the g7 and there was a clear difference between his views of those short-range missile launches in the views of prime minister abe of japan. it remains i think a conundrum and some way what came jong un would have to do to really upset president trump. bret: where is the redline for north korea? the redline hasn t been there with north korea. concerning to see these missile tests, but there is no reason at this point to believe that they are not continuing to move towards talks, even if it s been frustrating at this poi
qualify for this debate on september the 12th. and a quinnipiac poll came out today. a 14 candidates at 1% or lower. it was time for people to get out. it s been passed time for people to get out and this was the democratic party of a stress plan all along, have to go debates were very inclusive. two nights of ten people on each night. when september arrived, to start putting the field. now it looks like you re going to have a 10-person debate, which is a lot, but at least it s one night. bret: we should point out that no candidate at this point, republican or democrat, has been 1% or less and gone on to win back the presidency. jimmy carter in 1975 was at 2%. even though this is still early, it still history. okay, mollie, what about the president weighing in here. and actually i previously placed a bet on the possibility that the eventual nominee hasn t even entered the race yet. i feel like this might be one of those weird years where anything could happen. it does seem like p