korea, not the most sophisticated country in terms of technology we thought that. was table to break through sony, a great company like that. it is worrisome. cybersecurity is an issue we ve talked about a long time, the president has talked about. maybe we should have more discussions and plans about. but if we look at it the second time, you say, i have an iphone, i don t know how to build an iphone, but i have one. can t someone in north korea have enough money to go to the guys in the chinese and say, i know about this stuff. not that they know how to do it, they want to do it. but where did they get the money to hire the guy? where d they get the hard money to pay enough money to get somebody to hack into sony. they have all kinds of slave labor camps in north korea and amassed all kinds of money. the fact is, this is a two-way war. i m sure that we re fighting the war on our own terms, we don t talk about that. but the chinese and the north koreans and the russian
we say that. when it comes to israel and our oown security it seems like the polls show we want to stop iran in order to stop a second holocaust. i want to ask you what lessons will folks learn from the book that wely today? well, these four men who actually escaped 70 years ago this spring are heroes. what they did is brought the world the truth. there was a lot of rumors and speculation about what was happening in these camps. were they slave labor camps? were they concentration camps or death camps? these men risked their own lives not just to save their lives but to tell the jewish community tlz is a systematic extermination of jewish people going on now. it places the question, are we willing to take decisive action to stop evil before it can bring about devastating consequences
spent a lot of time with him in siberia, we did a story don t brag. i m kidding. i m getting it right and left. most people don t want to go to sigh peberisiberia. i did a story with him on north korean slave labor camps. and i hand to spend a lot of time with him because everything in siberia is very far away. he s an amazing journalist, but he s also the most cantankerous that you can imagine. that s why he s great for vice. he goes up to the wall and the russians say you can t go ove e the wall. so he just jumped over while guns are pointsed at him. and think that is the perfect sort of vice correspondent who is just like i m here, nobody else is here, i m going to get your story, i m going to get their story, i m going to do it you can all go to hell. there is also like that
this tax cut for the american people and jeopardizing our economic growth. north korea s newly declared great successor steps to the forefront. kim jong un views his father. it is the first time the 20-something-year-old has appeared in public since his father s death. he has inherited the north korean leadership, including its weapo nuclear arsenal. many around the world are worried about how he s going to lead. state-run tv continues to show pictures like these, north koreans weeping uncontrollably as they supposedly mourn the death of their so-called leader. the nation is now if an 11-day official mourning period. reactions from the international committee to the death of kim jong il are somewhat muted. south korea s government did express their sympathy to the people of north korea but will not be sending a government delegation. the last u.s. air man coming home from iraq arrived today. they touched down on u.s. soil just a short time ago. they had a lot of great sup