and every single day, tucker, i was briefed,uc every single day about the men and women risking their lives every day, and are apprehending murderers, rapists, other violent offenders, gang members. that is not manufactured. that is real and that is in fact ended is still happening today. i would also say one last point, 127 border patrol agents have died. they didn t die playing monopoly.th they died defending, being the frontline defenders of our borders, trying to apprehend the 17,000 people, the bad people the secretary nielsen mentioned. ask their families have a dimaggio vendor questions. tucker: i do wonder. i do wonder why people serving on the border of all backgrounds and political beliefs think when they hear these self-appointed experts on television refer to this is a manufactured crisis. i think that s the point. self appointed experts. i go to the experts that are really working. i will say the president has done that way the president is
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ago on the side lines of a nuclear non-proliferation conference. there was no doubt about the message from the envoy. she said nuclear weapons was the only way they saw to safeguard their regime from us. she made it very clear that they are grand jury to proceed full steam ahead with their nuclear and missile program. what would get the north koreans to sit down ae table and actually negotiate? i think once they declare they have a nuclear balance of power with the united states, then they will be ready negotiate. i don t think the u.s. tried diplomacy in a way that warrants even contemplating a military response at this point. reporter: bedimaggio is not the one but dimaggio is not calling the shots. the president is. he delivered a clear threat to the north korean leader. do not underestimate us and
to stand for our principles but this conference resolve to win elections again. governor chris christie taking a bit more practical approach for a general election and competing against a democrat national. yeah. that was a good first sentence, i thought, but he didn t follow it up by look. republicans have lost the popular vote in five of the last six elections so why is that? and it can t just be that nobody is properly articulating republican ideas, it s got to be that they got to come up with some new stuff, it seems to me. it didn t really come up with any new stuff. i didn t hear it from him. i didn t hear it from ted cruz, although he is a terrific performer, though. he really is. you know, 18 minutes without a teleprompter is not it s not dimaggio s 65-game streak or anything like that, but he was really entertaining and fun to listen to. but in the final analysis, did he say anything that really takes the party forward?
there are some amazing streak, dimaggio s 68th history. the ucla men s basketball team in the 70s the 90 straight game the university of connecticut, women s team reeled off a few years ago. the world of politics has had its share of impressive streak. one is in grave danger. we take you to the commonwealth of virginia where for nine straight election, all you need to know was who was in the white house. the rule in virginia is simple. the republican as president t. democrat of the governor s race. part of it doesn t control the white house wins the governorship. it s gotten to the point it isn t a statistical kwempblth you have to go back to 1973. it s when a republican named mill gogland. the virginia governor s race may