miscalculated.ne t that s what north korea is doing. we don t need a president anymore in a conversation dside talking about being flexible on missile defense, even in a different context. we have got to restore deterrence.ave i do think we are very lucky in one sense that, with all theede controversy over our generals, that mcmaster and mattis and kelly, nobody knows more about global commerce than tillerson. we have guys like pompeo. we have very good guys, and i think something short of the less idea that you can live with the west coast in the range of nuclear missile.ith laura: is the guam thing real, victor? is i don t know. we don t know. but i know one thing, as we areo working this thing out, iran is watching this, and it is a laboratory of their own thi trajectory. they are thinking, what is going to work with north korea it wilc work with us. so if we don t find a solution, short of war, then we re goingh to be helpless with iran.
realizing, no theede to personalize this, it just didn t work out, did it and the numbers prove that it just didn t work out with this administration. time to change. bill: many republicans in tampa told us that they were taking the high road. do you expect democrats to take the high road? caller: well, consider who the speakers are. rahm emmanuel, not known for civility or tolerance or positive discourse. debbie wasserman schultz, i think, the same could be said, kathleen sebelius, not known for truthfully telling us what was in obamacare. her pet project, and, barney frank, another speaker not known for really being honest, either, as he has insisted, fannie mae and freddie mac were doing fine and, the spokespersons for the democrats agenda, that will be on stand, and, unless they are really able to change their stripes quickly have not been