an effective strategy, but it certainly doesn t seem like the trump administration has one, either, and i think that s why you see different administration officials saying different things. can i just offer? i think of all the national security issues they ve dealt with, i do think they should get some credit here for having the most measured deliverable approach to north korea. there has been communication on why it s been spotty and are actually trying to apply to this. thafr not making any of their jobs any easier. president trump s tough talk toward north korea, could it backfire on the u.s.? we ll be right back. i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you re doing. .so build a better website in under an hour with.
there is also a substantive reason. they don t want to see medicaid cut. medicaid is for people in nursing homes. they don t people thrown out of nursing homes. that actually has a substantive effect on people s lives, and i think that s the difference between the parties. i m not sure that there is a compromise to be s. by the luck of god, if they were to win the house imagine if they could ever take back the senate, the numbers are stacked against them. but if they were, they would have the answer to fix obamacare, to dana s point. democrats acknowledge it does need to be fixed, but i agree with you, they don t want to cut medicaid. but thafr also not running to face republicans on this.
support ed as a strategic buffe between china and u.s. allied south korea. but the timing of this launch is significant and humiliating because it happened just hours before a major global economic forum that he is hosting in the chinese capital. the trump administration is reiterating its calls for more and heavier sanctions against pyongyang over the last decade or so sanctions have done little to stop north korea from conducting dozens of missile launches and five tests, a hafr that officials told me last month will continue no matter what the rest of the world does. will ripley, cnn, tokyo. thank you to will for that. here with me now to discuss is david wright, the co-director of the global security program at the union of concerned scientists. he s an expert on nuclear weapons policy is and missile defense system. so that to that end, tell us about this missile. how concerned the u.s. and other
it was completely sloppy. so, the president should be outraged. he should be very angry at the principal authors of this who have totally blown up his first couple weeks in office. before we go, could it change the power structure in the white house? i don t think it will change the power structure. i think they are going to keep trying. thafr goal is push through the agenda. they want to go after muslims and mexicans. that s what they are going to do. going up against mad dice and tillerson. a list of attacks to prove his point. is he right? i m going to give dwrou short answer. no. plus, nbc news exclusive reporting on the failed raid in yemen. who the target was and how badly things went. before we go, she speaks. former secretary of state, hillary clinton, delivers her
yeah, the fact is in this country, we have a third branch of government, the federal judicia judiciary, it s always been upheld as being honest, competent, may or may not agree with every case. i ve argued a lot of cases in court. sometimes you agree, sometimes you don t, but you respect the court. you don t try to demean the court the same way you did what a judge ruled against him in one of his business dealings. he doesn t say look, i screwed up in my business dealing. he said no, this judge is parent were born in mexico, therefore he s not qualified. you just can t do that. i want to switch gears for a second. i know we only have a minute or two left here. as we speak right now in the building, in the capital, your fellow democrats are staging what amounts i guess to a talking filibuster here. one of thafr goals is to derail the nomination of betsy devos, that s president trump s pick to