as you see in the united states, canceling these screenings. but that fear is nothing new to people here in japan, who have always taken north korea seriously for decades. ever since the country kidnapped japanese citizens and forced them to train spies and launch projectiles into the sea of japan and now with this apparent new vulnerability to cyber attacks, there are more fears in tokyo about what could happen next as the film premiere is just days away. chris? will, thank you very much. alisyn, over to you. let s talk about more about this with the soenior editor of recode a tech news website and tom fuentes, former assistant fbi director. good morning to both of you. tom, in the last 24 hours the whole hacking scandal feels like it s taken a much more ominous turn. it s not just about salacious emails that have been hacked. it s now about threats along the lines of 9/11. let me read to you what the hacking group has posted. he said the world will be full of fear. remember the
but it s certainly the day after the abc news poll suggested a big shift. this one s a bit more in lien with expectations, isn t it? it is. you know what was interesting is talking to white house aides yesterday and in many ways they were in a celebratory mode, however, they weren t flaunting the poll. they were careful to say you know what, in all honesty, the numbers haven t moved. the numbers haven t moved, we don t think the numbers will move. i had one soenior political aid who has been with the president for nearly decade say we think the numbers on health care won t move until the president leaves office. they were discounting the abc poll yesterday? privately because they ve seen everything. look, publicly, hey, look at that! you know, why wouldn t they?
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forward but the further away donald trump moves from core conservative tenets, the more likely they are to start raising red flags. where the alliances will actually land will be interesting, because donald trump on the campaign trail different than what exactly we are seeing right there to 60 minutes. what then is the reception, because it s coming from a lot of people, to his senior counselor, steve bannon? reporter: look, it was outrage from civil rights groups, from certain groups on the left, democrats saying this is not normal and the reality is, this isn t normal. in any other white house, an individual with the past and portfolio of steve bannon moving into such a soenior and importat role would be blown apart as just simply not in the realm of possibility. i think it s important to note, you talk to republican advisers, you noted not a lot of people are coming out speaking in support of steve bannon but people that are, reince priebus, paul ryan saying he supports reince