the music from a live band. maybe strike up again, maybe not. but the president along with the first lady on his way in to address our troops in the hangar at the tokyo air force base. john, do you know how far he is from going in there? i don t, judge. apologies because we lost the light. but better to watch the president than watch me. he s greeting dignitaries, then he goes behind the scenes and takes a breather. judge jeanine: it looks like he s actually signing autographs. he s being president donald trump. he s taking selfies and signing autographs. he s a very engaging individual. he s very accommodating. he s not one of those stiff ones who walk through arrogantly.
another nation and having to buy it back. it sout ray just when it it sout ray jusit s it s outt comes to treating americans and national security for the united states. judge jeanine: there is a law that requires it. with respect to the uranium deal and the department obvious is. there is a call for a pegs counsel. this week i was at the white house and i spoke to the president and said we absolutely have to investigate uranium one. the clinton foundation, the alleged play pay-for-play. do you hear anything about whether anything about be happening? give what the president said yesterday or the day before. something clearly will happen. he sent a delicate but clear
on the peninsula. i think it s a misguide policy. our president has to worry about americans threatened by north korean nuclear weapons. south korea is very divided. there is a lot of support for the president s strong stand on north korea. 10 days ago they called for the redeployment of american tactical weapons in south korea. this will be a difficult relationship. but the president needs to move the south korean president along. they are getting to the point in north korea where they will be able to hit a target anywhere in the continental united states with nuclear question upon in perhaps a couple of months. that s what the characteristics a director said the last couple peeks. judge jeanine: any input on the
deployment of nuclear weapons as it relates to south korea and their resistance to our assistance? prior to the election of president moon, the fas system was being deployed. if you have seen his election he has taken a bit of a tougher stance. judge jeanine: hold on, congressman. you can see on the screen the president and the first lady coming down the stairway there as they arrive in japan at the air base in tokyo. being greeted by the dignitaries on the tarmac. and congressman, keep going. i m sorry to interrupt you. way was saying is ever since president moon has been in place they have taken a tougher stand
i hope it does. we have three carrier groups in the area. the chinese do not want a mass exodus of people in north korea moving into china. they are in a position to have more influence on the north korean leader than anybody. but we have quite a show of force there and having the president on the ground will be impactful. especially the servicemen and women you see in those shots. they are away from their families. to have the president in letting them know the president has their back is a very strong message. judge jeanine: what do you expect from the president in terms of his discussion with abe as well as the troops. the troops are making shoe they have his back.