polarizing figure. people either love him or hate him. and i just have a hard time figuring out what he might say that could change just that dynamic that we have. i think it will be interesting the specific words that he uses. it will be interesting because whether he s talking about border security and money for border security or money for a border wall, that might change who applauds or who claps or who stands up or who sits down, and that might put the democrats in a bind. this is the super bowl of politics tuesday night, and there s going to be all these cutaway shots reading all that body language? yeah, and depending on what he says, they ll have to listen specifically because it might not be a don t clap for anything because he might actually use words that people can get behind. and nancy pelosi and the president, specifically when they see each other, when they interact, remember, it was the house speaker who said you re
department, to the secretary of treasury to make sure that they are going after the large entities that are transferring funds for north korea and funneling money, laundering money, basically like the bank of chinese construction bank or the china agriculture bank. they have gone after the smaller entities but it s time to go after the larger entities. that is more pressure on kim jong un. and it will entice him to come to the negotiating table. harris: congressman yoho, what do you make of the president saying every time in his estimation that kim jong un sits down, meets with president xi i think it s been twice now of china that he doesn t like how he sees in terms of how north korea is acting? that there is some sort of, if you will, some sort of game-playing or something going on between these two nations? i think when kim jong un sits down with xi jinping, xi jinping wants destabilization on the korean peninsula