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Clinton's Missed Opportunity
00:04:31
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| Trump's getting blamed for stirring up North Korea. | |
| They haven't changed since he got elected. | |
| No, and you know, here's something to remember. | |
| Bill Clinton could have dealt with this situation 20-plus years ago, about 1994. | |
| Clinton could have dealt with this, and instead he kicked Can down the road, which is no surprise, but he kicked Can down the road and he gave us this rhetoric about, well, we've got agreements now that will stop North Korea from ever becoming a nuclear power. | |
| By the way, does that sound familiar? | |
| Does that sound a little bit like what we're hearing about Iran right now? | |
| It sure does. | |
| So Bill Clinton could have dealt with it, and he didn't. | |
| Now you have to wait 20-plus years later until you get a guy like Donald Trump who says, wait a minute, I'm not going to leave this for my grandchildren to deal with. | |
| We've got to deal with it now. | |
| This is, in fact, a very serious threat, not only to America, but to our allies. | |
| And we've got to stop this. | |
| And he's willing. | |
| I think he's willing. | |
| Look, I think if he doesn't get elected for a second term, I think that's okay as long as he does what he feels is right for this country. | |
| I mean, he really does love America. | |
| He really does. | |
| You know, he loves this country. | |
| Yeah, I mean, he's Donald Trump. | |
| He's got, you know, his own issues, but we all do. | |
| But I think that standing up to North Korea and saying, hey, look, this has gone on long enough. | |
| Clinton wouldn't deal with it. | |
| Nobody after Clinton would deal with it, but I'm going to deal with it. | |
| Now, you make up your mind which way you want to go on this. | |
| We can be friendly or we can be enemies, but it's your choice. | |
| Do you think we will have to make a preemptive strike? | |
| I don't think so. | |
| Do you think he'll do something crazy and we'll have to? | |
| No, I don't. | |
| I think that there is a streak of rationality in Kim Jong-un that people don't really understand. | |
| But I don't think that Kim Jong-un wants to provoke the Chinese or the Americans because the Chinese ultimately are his biggest supporters, but also potentially the ones that have the greatest control over him. | |
| Nobody has control, but influence, I will say, over him. | |
| I think ultimately what's going to happen is the Chinese are going to have to take him out. | |
| The Cheney's are just going to have to figure out a way to take him out. | |
| See, that's what they were going to do when his brother Kim Jong-nam was killed there in Kuala Lumpur in the airport when somebody rubbed VX on his face. | |
| That was his half-brother. | |
| That brother actually was the one that was supposed to be the next in line, but he was caught at Disney World with his family on a false passport, and he embarrassed the family in the Asian culture. | |
| Losing face is unforgivable. | |
| So they bypassed him and another brother in between him and Kim Jong-un because he was too, as they described it, too effeminate. | |
| So they went all the way to the youngest brother, Kim Jong-un. | |
| But he is more rational than I think people give him credit for being. | |
| And I think the Chinese recognize that they've got to take him out. | |
| But their long-term plan was to bring this brother that got killed back into China, I mean, back into North Korea and make him the new leader. | |
| But in order to do that, they had to take out Kim Jong-un. | |
| And they hadn't yet figured out how to do that. | |
| So they were in Macau. | |
| The brother that was killed was actually living in Macau under Chinese protection, waiting for the day that they could bring him back in and establish him as the leader of North Korea. | |
| Now they're back to square one. | |
| They don't have a plan, and they don't have anybody to replace him with. | |
| But I think in time, he knows that China is going to target him because China does not want war on the Korean Peninsula. | |
| They don't want 20 million refugees going across the border, and they don't want more U.S. forces on the Korean Peninsula or in the Pacific Rim. | |
| So I think China is the key to this. | |
| I don't think we're going to see war there. | |
| I think that this is going to be ultimately a lot of bluster, a lot of threats, most of which are hollow threats. | |
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Missile Tests Maybe
00:00:17
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| You may see some more tests, missile tests, maybe even another nuclear test. | |
| But I don't think you're going to see war there. | |
| I just, I don't see it right now. | |
| Not now. | |