henninger, fox news contributors. i feel like i need to talk faster because the race is going to be speeding up. joe biden, does he stay on top? well, he has been on top and he s still on top, despite all the talk about harris: that is not a yes. that s because i have eno trouble just keeping track of the current polls, much less predicting future ones. look, there s no doubt biden s mistakes are hurting him. on the other hand, i think jill biden s remarks about, you may like somebody else, but who s gonna win it for you? that resonates with some democrats who will see now that everybody is back from vacation and they tune in on this race, whether or not biden can keep that lead. harris: when i hear you say that, dan, my first question is, those people who think joe can do it a first time, did they miss the first two? i think that does concern a lot of democrats that he failed the first twot times around, and greatly so. the way i think about this, harris, the democratic pa
beto o rourke. i do sense there is some concern about a potential shift, maybe not today but in the future, especially if younger generations rise up and these voices of alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders do appeal to them in schools and what not. i want to ask you, what are the issues that are the core focus of texans, people around the state of texas that would prevent them from voting for a democrat, driving them still to support a republican. what are their chief concerns? to your point about 2018. i do want to be clear. there s no doubt texas is more competitive today than it was in 2016. and to be sure more competitive than it was in 2012. but to answer your question, let s start with the environment and energy. it s still true that a majority of texasin s, the texans get thk connected to the quote unquote
elite content and happy. reporter: another reason why western intelligence might benefit from the computers, a top official was posted to that embassy. the group has posted a statement on its website. neither confirming nor denying any involvement in that raid on the north korean embassy in madrid. the group asked people to keep the identities of the members secret. if anyone learns those names, there s no doubt kim jong-un s regime has its operatives tracking the group all over the world, trying to kill them. brian, there s been other cloak and dagger intrigue recently at another north korean embassy. reporter: that s right. in rome, a man vanished into thin air along with his wife in november. he has not resurfaced. if he hasn t been captured by
attention he typically pays to other dictators. yeah, there s no doubt putin sees there s a lot of geopolitics here, and putin sees there s an opportunity to make some hay for russia, in other words, cut a deal with the north koreans. and that is good because he sees everything in a zero-sum game. it s good for russia which means it s going to be bad for the united states because we re not in the driver s seat trying to run and make sure that agreement on the korean peninsula happens. it s also good for russia because china always gets very nervous when russia starts talking about things on the korean peninsula. china kind of sees it as their sphere of influence. so this is great for putin because it s very disruptive. the chinese and the russians sort of have a love-hate relationship because they have a lot of stuff in common right now. but they also have a lot of things that divide them historically and that are going to be problems for them in the future. again, this is win-win fo
how come i don t get the love? and we don t know why trump hasn t paid the sort of attention he typically pays to other dictators. yeah, there s no doubt putin sees there s a lot of geopolitics here, and putin sees there s an opportunity to make some hay for russia, in other words, cut a deal with the north koreans. and that is good because he sees everything in a zero-sum game. it s good for russia which means it s going to be bad for the united states because we re not in the driver s seat trying to run and make sure that agreement on the korean peninsula happens. china always gets nervous when russia starts talking about things on the korean peninsula. china sort of sees it as their sphere of influence. the chinese and russians sort of have a love-hate relationship because they have a lot of stuff in common right now. but they also have a lot of things that divide them historically and are going to be problems for them in the future. again, this is win-win for putin.