intelligence? because we certainly were not on january 6. the intelligence, whether or not it was there, whether or not it was heard, we were not prepared. are we going to be prepared the next time this thing is coming? so january 6 was a wakeup call and people are snapped in and understand more that we present a threat to ourselves, that s good news. the not-so-good news, yasmin, i don t see the changes in place yet, the mind-set to take on this thing differently, i m very concerned about national law enforcement agencies at large, police departments with regard to domestic extremists. let s not forget that one in six of those arrested for january 6 have some sort of military tie. we don t have a domestic terrorism law. short answer, we re not there yet, and we better get there fast. if you look at that op ed,
ready when it comes to intelligence? because we certainly were not on january 6. the intelligence, whether or not it was there, whether or not it was heard, we were not prepared. are we going to be prepared the next time this thing is coming? so january 6 was a wake-up call, that s the good news, and people are snapped in and they understand more that we present a threat to ourselves. the not-so-good news, yasmin, i don t see the things in place yet, the changes to the fbi operating guidelines, a mindset to take this on differently. i m very concerned about national law enforcement agencies, large police departments with regard to domestic extremists, not forget 1/10 of the people arrested on january 6 have some military tie, still not a domestic terrorism law, short answer, we re not there yet and better get there fast.
scary. we must be the most lethal right now. the big question what will it look like in five, ten, 15 years when you have a generation of troops that have been thought to think of the world through a marxistic lens. obama started it. this is an obama thing that translated into biden. you re right. martha: i also think there s a january 6 component to this. there was a suggestion that there was a lot of military involved. i looked up today. there were about four or five people that had a military tie and one was active. there s a process in play for that person. you think that accelerated that notion? it s their rationale, their justification. it s already illegal to be a white supremacist in the military. they ll kick you out. general austin should have said, no, the military is not systemic racist. there s a working group, which we covered a little bit, the
explosion, that test is a lot larger than previously believed. they didn t give the size of it, but they said it s a lot larger than the bombs that fell on hiroshima and nagasaki. we have heard that the president of south korea finally had that phone call with president trump. they talked about u.s. tie, military tie, strengthening those. but they also talked about south korea s ballistic missiles, and lifting the cap on the power of the missiles. right now it s capped at 500 kilograms. they want that to be gone. they want stronger missiles. they also want more weapons there was an agreement for billions of dollars worth of weapons and equipment, dave. that after some pretty critical tweets from the president aimed at our south korean allies. ian lee live from seoul, thank you. president trump assigning china a large share of the blame this the aftermath of north korea s nuclear test. the president even tweeting the administration is considering stopping all trade with any