nukes if you don t have a deal and how do you get north korea to make a deal if you walkway from the iran deal? there has to be verifiable inspections. iran is sending in its own soil samples to the iaea. we need american inspectors on the ground there. we could fix. without decertifying? i think decertifying is the process to saying how do we get to a better deal? you wouldn t walkway from the deal all together? it depends. it s a bad deal right now. i ve heard what the comprehensive strategy is that the president will outline. i can t go into that right now. i think when he makes this case on iran process will maek more sense than we re going to decertify the deal. we heard that from h.r. mcmaster as well, that this is a strategy to a larger play. you re dealing with a situation
longer siege. i know there s been speculation about him possibly either trying to repel or base jump out of there. some of that, again, i think, is speculation. i would like to see the police department and the fbi maybe assume this role in the pr piece, tightening up the reports to the press. thank you very much. chris? republican senator bob corker dropping the proverbial hammer on president trump s fit for office. how real is this division within the republican party? general michael hayden joins us with his take next. benefiber®s a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber. that s clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way.
on the spec rum with corker. either one extreme would be he s making the case that the president is not fit for office. the other extreme is that this is political sour grapes. he got sideways with trump. he s retiring so he s speaking out now. where do you see it in terms of your level of concern about his comments? i m concerned about some of the comments he makes but also at the same point i don t know where this all came from. i thought they got along pretty well. then one day they tweet back and forth and i wonder where this came from. he was being considered for secretary of state at one point. i ve said this repeatedly. i think some of the president s comments on international issues actually shows unpredictability, which i think has been official in north korea, when you hear
strategy, chris. i do see that we re the ones disturbing the equilib richlt um in northeast aerobea. i see why. what was happening there before was an arc that went to a very unhappy place, a very powerfully armed north korea. i get the destabilizing part but one wants to do it with precision. what i would say to those folks is what does kim jong-un think no, what do you think is president trump s bottom line when it comes to a resolution? we ve got to get there sooner later of t later. from time to time the president is talking really tough if you have this stuff. those are two completely different propositions. what does kim jong-un think and how does that affect his thinking? it s nice to talk tough but you
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