jong un has one goal which is to annihilate the united states of america. i love what secretary mattis said. he said our goal isn t to annihilate you, but if we have to, we will. eboni: whenever you say we will explore our options. jason: the key is the chinese. when you see their rhetoric against north korea which has started to happen, we are getting more and more serious about actually getting to a plausible solution that doesn t require the military, but we have to be prepared to use the military and take out the threat, should they point those guns and weapons of the united states. eboni: noted that wasn t president trump out there. that was a military speech, very plainly. this is more than just politics at this point. making it very clear all of our military options are on the table. that was powerful. kat: time to meet today s specialists. she s a visiting fellow in communications at the heritage
every country is not designed to do a deal with. we re have to stop kidding ourselves that diplomacy of any sort is viable. with someone like iran, i don t big a deal can be done. beverly: i am thankful we have an antiballistic missile defense system. they are looking at it in south korea. i think it s something plenty of people in the left didn t want the united states to have. it s not the solution but i m glad we have it. kat: i agree. i m glad we have a defense as well. it s a completed issue. when you talk about completely stopping trade with china, it would be a huge, huge deal. eboni: it is all a huge deal. kat: of course it is. jason: the major trading north korea is over the border with china. that s where the black market is. that s where the trade is going on. for far too long, as president trump pointed out, we have actually funded the north koreans. it was fundamentally wrong. i don t believe kim jong un cares a hill of beans about his
end the daca program. it allowed people who entered the u.s. illegally asked children to stay and work in the country. tomorrow it s believed president trump will announce daca s elimination. the news is igniting backlash. could this force a better and permanent solution for daca recipients? i think the way the president makes this announcement or there s going to be two possible narratives. one is that it s president trump feeding into the notion that america being great again is only for certain people. doesn t necessarily include some latinos or hispanics. that s one narrative. the other thing, the way president obama allowed for these dreamers to be here was temporary and not long term solution based. the president can i think capitalize on this opportunity if done that way. your thoughts. jason: i think both sides
watching tv and loving all of the coverage. eboni: both are at play. they could be doing this development will be none the wiser. i don t think it s an accident everything is talked about, promoted. they are rallying a celebration, parade how far they ve come. it s part of it and at the same time doesn t mean it s not the case and they aren t where they are in the development of it. it has to be taken seriously. jason: the democrats, i would hope they would support the president of the united states to let the u.s. men and women who serve in the military know we are united behind this president and what he s going to have to do as a steady hand and taking care of north korea. harlan: don t hold your breath. kat: we ll see. never a good idea to hold your breath for too long. president trump is expected to end the daca program. can congress find a solution? we will be back any moment.
high on my list of priorities is not deporting people who are in school and are working. i don t think if you don t like it was done by eo and it wasn t long term solution, that you think it s heartless. beverly: when we are talking about who is here, the dreamers or adults here illegally, i think we need to figure out what we re going to do with immigrants coming over here first before we deal with what s going on here. it becomes a tricky issue because this will be a people argument. eboni: i think that s important. i think the whole panel loves a secure border and sovereignty but for 750,000 people, that issue becomes critical. up ahead, hurricane irma updated to a category 4 storm barreling towards the caribbean. how big is the threat to the u.s.? recovery efforts from harvey are in full swing. how are people picking up the pieces and rebuilding? we will get a firsthand look