Real news from the US Navy: "If it flies, it will die"

"As the U.S. Navy's Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group approaches the Korean Peninsula in coming days, the head of U.S. Pacific Command had this to say about the prospect of incoming ballistic missiles from North Korea: "If it flies, it will die."

Testifying to the House Armed Services Committee Wednesday, Adm. Harry Harris countered recent reports from media outlets including Bloomberg that the Vinson and its escort ships, the guided-missile destroyers Wayne E. Meyer and Michael Murphy and guided-missile cruiser Lake Champlain, were not equipped to fend off a North Korean missile attack."
Carrier Will Not Be Sunk By North Korean Missiles, Four-Star Says | Military.com

Good for you, Admiral Harris. Thank you. It's about time that someone reminded Congress, the American people, the media, kim jong un, and the rest of the world that the USA is the most powerful country in the world, and that we don't take kindly to some fat ass dictator from a country that's 1/13th the size of ours threatening us or our allies. Pity those who don't take you, 4-star head of the US Pacific Command, seriously. If they don't, then there'll be hell to pay. 

Media, when it comes to news, take it from someone who knows--like Admiral Harris, 4-star head of the US Navy's Pacific Command. 

Then it's real, not fake, news. 

File:US Navy 050315-N-3241H-001 The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) underway in the Indian Ocean prior to flight operations.jpg - Wikimedia Commons