BRIAN KILMEADE (CO-HOST): It was yesterday, what was supposed to be an opioid conference when a sound bite came out, which was not carried live, of the president of the United States responding to the latest threats from North Korea and people were taken aback by the rhetoric. I believe it was right on target. After almost from the day the president became president-elect, North Korea has been in our face. They seem to be wanting this confrontation, and yesterday the president had reached his limit.

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Sean Hannity: North Korea is a nuclear state because of Obama and Clinton administrations

Fox's Oliver North advocates for nuclear proliferation in response to North Korea 

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