big implications. ok, we have been following that one, we will continue to. meanwhile, an asian woman killed in new york city after a homeless man pushed her in front of a subway train on saturday, comes as the city is on edge, critics are blaming soft on crime policy, the suspect has a long history policy dating back decades. brian kilmeade joins us now. way too many stories, this is absolutely horrific. not just serious crime, but then finding out that the person who carried out that crime had a lengthy rap sheet and was walking the streets. and people watching around the country, if you ve never been to new york, a nice area. this is time square, every subway in the biggest subway in the country, i m there at least four times a week and you know, you don t expect anything to
what do you think the possibility, what sort of probability that north korea will abandon this nuclear program in order to talk with the u.s.? guy: zero. of course, that s what you have to say and i would point out that diplomacy and antinuclear talks have resulted in a nuclear north korea, so that was a failed policy dating back decades to the clinton administration. here we are today where rex tillerson is coming out and saying if you give up your nukes, we ll talk and you ll be a player on the international community. kim jong-un s going to have no part of that which is why you re seeing missile tests for months, also saying we have some stuff to back up our words here, fyi in case you forgot. we can crush you if necessary. kennedy: i hope it s not necessary. that s the worst. where d he go from here? at sarah huckabee sanders said all options are on the table. the secretary of state says we do want regime change.