threat, at best, a potential friend. this is a view that contradicts the u.s. intelligence community and senior defense officials from both parties. he has also unsettled u.s. allies, by arguing that military commitments to nato and other treaty allies should be conditional. i ve been called an angry general. i ll tell you what, i m you know what? i m not angry. what i am, what i am is i m very determined to make sure that this country is ready for my children and my grandchildren. reporter: flynn s military record is impressive. as an intelligence officer, he is credited with helping turn the tide against al qaeda in afghanistan. and isis predecessor in iraq. and yet, when he served as chief of the defense intelligence agency, his management style antagonized many in the intel community, leading to his being forced out. since then, he was vladimir putin cea putin s dinner guest in december last year, accepting an undisclosed speaking fee. and flynn s for-profit consultsy
done to rein in north korea. there are sharp, growing fears that the nation s new, young leader, kim jong-un may be with tax day upon us, the planning a dangerous show of president made a show of releasing his returns today. power to repair his country s image after its humiliating mr. obama reported $789,674 of income. failure to launch a long-range rocket into space. not enough to subject him to his the primary concern, the debt own proposed buffett rule, that facing of a nuclear weapon, a taxes millionaires more, test blast, which intelligence although he is a millionaire. analysts believe north korea is he paid $162,074 in taxes, an even now preparing. president obama weighed in just moments ago, calling the effective ray of 20.5%. situation an area of deep concern. vice president biden paid a higher rate on less income, the failed rocket launch was a $78,900 in federal taxes, or a slap in the face to the international community, which 23.2% rate. repeatedly warned the
thanks for joining us. outfront tonight, the new cold war. this evening, the united nations security council has wrapped up an emergency meeting on what, if anything, can be done to rein in north korea. there are sharp, growing fears that the nation s new, young leader, kim jong-un may be planning a dangerous show of power to repair his country s image after its humiliating failure to launch a long-range rocket into space. the primary concern, the debt facing of a nuclear weapon, a test blast, which intelligence analysts believe north korea is even now preparing. president obama weighed in just moments ago, calling the situation an area of deep concern. the failed rocket launch was a slap in the face to the international community, which repeatedly warned the rogue state to back away from its plans. now, add in iran, which security experts also believe is hiding nuclear secrets, and the big picture gets much more critical. look at this. look at how the nuclear map is changin
it took place on the other side of the world in new zealand and came just before the united states rugby union team began their world cup campaign against ireland. a minute s silence to honor the victims of 9/11. rugby union is not one of america s marquis sports. the vast majority who play the game are amateurs, but it has been increasing in popularity over the last ten years, and the national team is now competing against the very best, at the rugby world cup. i also must confess to a personal interest here, having played the game throughout my life, and i continue to support the village lion s rugby club here in new york. one rugby player, whose life was memorialized yesterday, was mark bingham, a man who ran his own public relations consultsy. i he also happened to be a passenger on united airlines flight 93 to a friend s wedding. typically for mark, his attendance at the wedding was not just about celebration, but
agency, his management style antagonized many in the intel community, leading to his being forced out. since then, he was vladimir putin s dinner guest in december last year, accepting an undisclosed speaking fee. and flynn s for-profit consultsy was still working for a foreign client while he was also attending classified security briefings with donald trump during the campaign. the ranking democrat on the house committee on government oversight is now questioning flynn s ties to lobbyists, requesting more information on his foreign connections, as well. he has a reputation as an iconoclast and an independent thinker, and some of that is good and necessary. i think the deeper problem, potentially, is that he has publicly said that, you know, he thinks this war can go on for several generations. he s probably called for expanding the war to basically any islamist militant around the world. and that comes with some potential downsides. reporter: jim sciutto, cnn, washington.