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That's how long it would take a nuclear missile to travel from North Korea to New York City.

And everybody you know, who lives around you, is dead.

A matter of seconds, lives are wiped out.

That's what happens if a hydrogen bomb would be dropped.

In Manhattan, thermal radiation would spread way past youngkers in the North and as far south as Staten Island.

A huge portion of New York City, one of the greatest cities in the world, wiped off the map.

Same would happen with Los Angeles or Kansas City.

Over the weekend, North Korea claimed to have this capability.

As we were packing up our mini-vans and setting out on Labor Day weekend trips, Kim Jong-un was taking selfies next to a miniaturized warhead.

There was a poster in the background.

It showed the warhead neatly inside the tip of an ICBM.

Then, a few hours later, an earthquake, 6.3 on the Richter scale was felt as far away as China.

Windows rattled in buildings on the Chinese border.

It was not only North Korea's sixth nuclear test. It was the most powerful and significant one so far.

The United Nations freaking out. They don't know what to do. The entire world is underestimated North Korea's nuclear program.

We just said, what was it six months ago? It'll be two years before they even have an ICBM. They had one within a week.

Yeah, but they're never going to be able to tip in with a nuclear weapon.

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