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>> michael cohen should not be selling access to the president of the united states. >> and a top prosecutor accused of -- and the president's pick to lead the cia will not call waterboarding imoral. >> cia falls the law. we followed the law then. we follow the law today. "inside politics" the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >> welcome. i'm john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world thank you for sharing your sunday. north korea makes another dramatic announcement promising to dismantle the nuclear test site and let the world watch. >> this administration has made more progress in the past eight weeks on north korea than other administrations have in the past eight years. we think we are on the right footing.

we are on the right track. still we go into this clear eyed and realistic. the parallel presidency. new legal challenges swirl around team trump. rudy giuliani keeps making messes and the president's long time right-hand man under scrutiny for selling access. >> i don't believe that mr. trump had no idea what michael cohen was doing, had no idea what he was up to from january of 2017 up through april of this year. >> and a question about the morality of torture and tasteless attack on ailing senator. just a stupid white house staffer or a climate of rudeness and disrespect. >> certainly, there is not a tone set here. we have a respect for all americans and that is what we try to put forward in everything we do both in word and in action

focussing on doing things that help every american in this country every single day. i think if you look at the policies we have put forth we will see that reflected. >> with us this morning to share reporting. we begin a packed hour on the world stage. the united states will open its new embassy in jerusalem on monday tomorrow, the latest upheaval in a world dealing with trump disruption. protests on the streets of iran part of the fallout to walk away from the iran nuclear deal. the president and his team see the world view as 2020 and offer the latest gestures as proof three americans freed from north korean imprisonment and promises

to halt surprise missile tests and to dismantle a nuclear test site. this president determined to be very, very different from his predecessor. there is one comparison he welcomes. >> you deserve to go out -- >> i want to get it finished. the prize i want is victory for the world not for even here. i want victory for the world. that is what we are talking about. that is the only prize i want. >> another remarkable sunday morning. we have a big week ahead including the opening of this embassy in which has the palestinians furious. one of the most interesting subplots is we are not hearing vocal criticism from other arab partners. >> this has been the state of play around this for a very long

time. >> publically this would become a p.r. play and much more quiet than you would think. >> in syria there are bigger fish to fry and we keep coupling and thing upon thing and the middle east cannot handle every problem at the same time. you will see demonstrations happening around the opening of the embassy. it happens the day before early independence day. it is always a tense time in that part of the world. when you have missiles flying in overseeria and striking iranian sites there is a lot more to actually settle. nobody wants including the people in the middle east do not want more than they have to deal with right now. there are things that could spark further war and there is not the band width for that if you want to have a semi functional place to live. >> the president will address the opening by video tape. his daughter ivanka senior white

house adviser. it's a campaign promise. it's also this is a white house when you look at north korea and iran nuclear deal there is skepticism on the north korea side. it's a white house that is determined to say we are right. >> and the president is doing what he said he was going to do by withdrawing from the iran deal. we are seeing foreign policy shift. the new national security adviser is wielding a lot of influence. we are seeing people not sidelined but his influence has diminished some and you have to consider also that mattis lost secretary of state rex tillerson. even h.r. mcmaster. the new secretary of state is going to be in a very interesting role. we will see where he fits in between bolton and mattis and

how this effects foreign policy going forward for the rest of the trump administration. >> to that end john bolton is guest on state of the union. the president tweeting yesterday another thank you to north korea which be skeptical and more skeptical but north korea is showing good will. north korea announced it will dismantle nuclear test site this month, a very smart and gracious gesture. one of the things that was interesting this past week, it's a p.r. stunt in some ways. they released the three americans. listen to the president's tone. is the president suddenly too kind to kim jong-un?

the white house team said the president is just trying to keep the good will into the summit. critics would say this is a regime and this dictator has fired missiles over japan and south korea not someone you call excellent and nice. >> i was talking to members of congress after the remarks. republicans are generally supportive of the president were taken aback and concerned that his eyes might not be wide open walking into the negotiations as the administration says they understand that this is a regime you can't necessarily trust. i think there is a lot to be said about whether or not north korea is in a position of strength going into talks. they tested a nuclear weapon last year. they are the ones who held americans hostage and released

them and have gotten an audience with the president of the united states m states. the ultimate question is what do they agree to do and do they goo ethe extent of de-nuclearizing which raises the question of what kim views as a lot of folks in washington agree with. >> look at the stakes for this meeting. if you look at the three things we have talked about, north korea, iran and palestinian israeli situation. both in iran where he has pulled back but the uncertainty about where iran goes on its nuclear power and nuclear weapons is very uncertain. the palestinian israeli situation is not anywhere close to being resolved despite what they would like you to believe. that puts all the stakes on the north korea situation and makes people worry that perhaps he

will agree to a deal that is not the great deal he describes for the united states. >> the question is how much visibility do we have into what kim jong-un's ultimate goal is here. he is shutting down nuclear reactor with intentions of never doing anything else. is this a high profile start? is he trying to still be this leader or join the league of nations and be a player on the world stage and can he? north korea is not an economic superpower. we don't know what the end game is here on the other side. >> to the we don't know part here we are in the second spring of the trump presidency and the world is trying to figure out the president. he constantly disrupts and enjoys being the center of the conversation. the cover does capture the sense in europe. the president pulling out the

iran nuclear deal and feels like this president is giving it, the cover of the magazine the middle finger. former president george w. bush not being specific but seems to be trying to tell the president think again. >> america is indispensable for the world. and the dangers of isolation loom. the price of greatness is responsibilities. one cannot rise to be in many ways a leading community in a civilized world without being involved in the problems. people in the united states cannot escape world responsibility. >> george w. bush going back to the -- he was criticized around the world for being too puffy chest about america. here he is telling president trump you have to work at it.

>> people have criticized bush administration of being too interventionist. we are talking about opposite potential with trump. almost like the voice from the great beyond being like don't go that far over. >> i think a lot of people in this town agree with republicans who agree with george bush's world view of the world than trump's view of the world. this is the debate raging inside the republican party still trying to figure out what trump's foreign policy vision is especially in light of these new folks putting in the administration. >> to the point about bolton he was a provocative voice not always loved in the west wing. we'll see how that one plays out. we bring it to the homefront. michael cohen embraces the

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rudy giuliani says the president didn't know what his personal attorney michael cohen was doing. those who know the trump/cohen relationship and its history roll their eyes at that and we know the special counsel is interested in some of it. is selling access legal? sometimes yes, often no. a cnn politics reporter thursday following election pitched himself to potential clients reminding them of proximity. i don't know who has been representing you but you should fire them. i'm the guy you should hire. i'm closest to the president. i'm his personal lawyer is hoe one gop strategist droibed cohen's pitch. it is swampy, on steroids, unsavory. you want to take a shower about how the town has worked. what is the question of

legality? michael cohen saying i will give you my trump wisdom. american people don't like it. in this regard donald trump probably thinks he has changed. what is the legality question? >> that is what the mueller team is trying to figure out. and trying to figure out if there is action against these paying clients and if this has connection to perhaps the stormy daniels payment in november that happened right before the election in 2016 that michael cohen paid. it's uncertain. we do know that the special counsel has interviewed some companies and their involvement with michael cohen so the question is what do they have? >> and a separate federal investigation, too. the special counsel has questionchise is related to

russia meddling and looking at his business and whether there is corruption there. the people who don't understand the question is how close is he now? >> i think revelations are not surprisingiin surprising. at&t paying him hundreds of thousands of dollars not for insights into mergers or antitrust division but insights into the president. it does raise the question of how close they are. the "new york times" wrote a piece about their relationship and how it is not as chummy as everyone likes to portray that president trump is dismissing of him and insulting of him. >> why does the president of the united states have a fixer? so that should be a concern but not whether it is legal but the fact that our president has a fixer is of concern. >> rudy giuliani was brought in

to allegedly fix the chaos or disorder in the president's legal team. the first rule of holes stop digging. rudy giuliani keeps saying things that the president has to clean up. he says this about the idea of the possibility of an interview with robert mueller. if we believed they would go into it honestly and with an open mind we would be inclined to do it. our understanding is he is pretty much finished. does rudy giuliani have the insights for us to accept that mueller is down to the last couple of conversations and wants the president to be the wrap up? >> nothing that rudy giuliani has offered us in the last few weeks suggests that he is sort of a disciplined and has specific knowledge that he is offering. the interesting thing to me that occurred to me is if you look at michael avenati he is

essentially a lawyer but serving as a troll. he is trolling president trump but in an incredibly disciplined way and strategic and tactical way. i think that is what the president had hoped rudy giuliani would be is a counter troll but it is not working out because he is not disciplined and runs his mouth in all sorts of things that he doesn't know about. is donald trump the last witness or not. he probably doesn't know the details of the case so he gets himself in trouble. that's the problem. >> this plays out as we wait and we don't know how long we have to wait for legal reports. maybe just a written report. what do we make from this? we are approaching the one year mark. do we accept it to come from the vice president? >> it's been about a year since this investigation began. our administration has provided over a million documents.

we fully cooperated and in the interest of the country i think it is time to wrap it up. i would very respectfully encourage the special counsel his team to bring their work to completion. >> how about i'm the vice president of the united states i shouldn't talk about these things? >> there is that. there are a lot of people that aren't doing the greatest job from fully recusing themselves from whether talking about open questions from the president to the vice president to cia director nominee. this is the general question. it's beyond reproach. there is just the matter of i have no idea if mueller is done with the trump interview but it is a fair guess that if you are building your case towards the center of the oval office that you wouldn't want to do that interview before you have your stuff. maybe they feel like this is a way to play chicken with the

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extraordinary work to prevent another attack on this country given the legal tools that we were authorized to use. >> please answer yes or no. >> do you believe in hind sight that those techniques were immoral? >> what i believe sitting here today is that i support the higher moral standard we have decided to hold ourselves to. >> please answer the question. >> i think i have answered the question. >> no you have not. >> that was that for senator john mccain. he issued a statement saying gina haspel should not be confirmed if she cannot label waterboarding immoral. white house aid told colleagues it doesn't matter. mccain is dying anyway. that awful comment leaked out in minutes. the ailing senator's friends and family reacting with disgust.

days later the president has said nothing. the press secretary won't apologize and lashed out at her team for sharing a private meeting with reporters. that's telling. to team trump the issue here is more the leak than the tasteless smear of a war hero and lifetime public servant. >> i think the remarks are awful. that was said in a private meeting inside the white house. i'm disappointed that someone would undermine the president by leaking that out of a private meeting. >> so to go back to another story. you don't have to be best if you are in a private meeting. you can do this? >> you can say despicable things as long as you don't think somebody is listening to you. that stretches the imagination especially talking about john mccain who somebody who people on both sides of the aisle have a tremendous amount of respect for. mccain and the president have

had serious differences. mccain doesn't want trump showing up at his funeral. to okay prestaging somebody's death. it doesn't matter if you want to be technical about it. mccain not being there is not the issue. people are listening to him. it is incorrect on top of being rather tasteless. >> they do something that is condemned on both sides of the aisle. rather than apologizing they dig in. they could have issued a statement apologizing. they refused to apologize. sarah sanders would not apologize and wouldn't dignify questions about it. it is sunday and it is still a story because of the way the white house handles things and it is a distraction going forward. >> is the president going to apologize for this and for this and for this and we can go on

for a long time about things candidate trump and president trump has said. people have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom in this administration? it happened yesterday. this staffer is the epitome of the rule. i want you to listen. john mccain is friends with both sides of the aisle. >> pretty disgusting thing to say. if it was a joke it was a terrible joke. i just wish somebody from the white house would tell the country that was inappropriate. that is not who we are. >> should the president himself apologize? >> i will leave that up to him. if something like that happened in my office somebody said such a thing about somebody i would apologize on behalf of the office. >> why is it so hard? when you talk to voters and especially suburban women like i like the tax cuts. i like this policy and that

policy. this kind of stuff, the meanness and rudeness and insensitivity that turns them off to this president. >> kelly saddler is a grown woman who made this remark about someone who is not only a senator but i don't think her comment is a reflection of people inside the white house. i think they won't acknowledge that she made the remark and they won't apologize and they think the problem is a staffer revealed it to someone in the media. revealing a conversation is not leaking something. revealing what was said. she said something terrible. if you don't want what you said to be covered and criticized then don't say anything like that. >> on this particular issue this is one of the reasons people hate politics. you have the cia director nominee asked about a chapter in american history that some find very sad and some find the

debate about exaggerates. it's a conversation. you have on the front page of the new york tabloids a rising star of the democratic party attorney has to resign because of the champion of the me too movement turns out is accused of beating and choking women. this is one of the reasons people get disgusted with politics because they see meanness, rudeness and hypocrisy. >> it's hard to imagine a political consultant deciding that not apologizing and not getting past this is the sort of better political thing to do. it's possible that that is what is happening beyondtrism's personal aversion to apologies. they are taking stock of their base and understanding that what some people see as meanness and anger, much of his base see as not giving into the political

correctness of the left and not giving into the sort of people who aren't tough enough. they don't want to see any weakness in this president and there is a political calculation. >> one would hope that respect and common decency don't have to have partisan labels attached. maybe as the white house refuses to apologize maybe they should listen to the other trump. >> let us teach our children the difference between right and wrong. it is our responsibility as adults to educate and remind them that when they are using their voices whether verbally or online they must choose words wisely and speak with respect and compassion. >> that was monday. choose words wisely and speak with respect and compassion. couldn't agree more. didn't happen. >> this is a pattern. they will say perhaps say one thing and then actions are much

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out of your borders. >> president having fun there in indiana. indiana senate race one of this year's defining contests. the republicans need a win to protect and perhaps expand the majority. the national climate still favors democrats but mid may outlook is a bit better for the gop. they avoided some land mines and the president's standing take a peek trending up a bit of late on big issues. here we are now in may. one of the issues is most members of the house want to just pass government funding bills and keep the doors open and campaign. we had in this past week an effort by some more moderate republicans saying let's bring the dreamer bill, an immigration bill that gives status to dreamers on the floor of the house. the house speaker said this is not how we do things around here. they are trying to protect

themselves. will it happen? >> they may be able to force a vote. it is possible this is an unusual effort and rare that you are able to circumvent the wishes by doing this effort known as discharge petition where you get 218. there are moderate republicans joining forces to get enough support to force a vote. the speaker is resisting this. his argument has been this will not become law so what is the point? they passed a lot of bills that will not become law. this is an issue that is dev devisive. >> it potentially undermines the president's position, as well. even if -- everybody is saying they will never get through. there are votes for some sort of immigration bill if it can get

on the floor. the country has shifted towards a more open minded view of how we should be conducting immigration policy. you have a person in the white house saying no and only wanting the wall and that is setting up a giant clash in the gop. >> we saw the frustration mounting. the president berating her. congress passes money and he is saying where is my wall derating her and saying he wanted to sign a bill protecting the dreamers. he is being told this is about the base. talk about immigration and be tough. john mccain writing this, he wants to have these issues debated. he was part of the kennedy bush mccain bill that gave path to citizenship. because it is something this country needs to do now and this political moment the old fears appear to be on the rise again exploited by opportunists who won't trouble with scruples

about honesty or compassion. it is hard not to take that as another shot from senator mccain. >> the frustration that boiled up when president trump spent almost a half hour railing against his entire cabinet for failures in his view to shut the borders down and keep people out it's not just the wall. it is a whole set of immigration policies that really kind of upend the last 40 years or 50 years of where the country has kind of been in terms of opening up to the world whether for amnesty or refugees. he needs congress for that and his intense frustration to put up a wall and change the laws. >> in the middle of this a slightly older boston irish most of us came here for hard work in

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one last time around the inside politics table help get you out ahead of the big political news. >> on the ongoing saga of russia probes we are heading towards potential war of intelligence committees because supposed to put out the assessment of whether it agrees with the assessment that russia tried to medal in the 2016 election specifically with trying to aid president trump. the house put out the report saying we don't think it followed best practices. burr has been teasing at it. if they decide differently that really complicates the political position that the house republicans have been trying to establish of nothing to see here and really sets up a clash in the gop of how we will approach what happened and what we are going to do going forward.

>> can't wait. >> last week's confirmation hearing a big fight came over her role in 2005 and the destruction of interrogation tapes, something she said she was ordered to do and something ordered by her superiors but acknowledged being an advocate for that. a special prosecutor investigated this and did not come forward with charges but detailed what happened including her role. that has only been available for members of the senate intelligence committee in a classified setting tlmpt was a push by democrats as well as jeff flake to allow full senate access to that report. i'm told it paints her in a rather unflattering light so some critics are hoping more will see this and perhaps someone will change their mind and decide to vote against her over her role in the episode. her chances of confirmation seem

pretty assured at the moment. no word yet from the justice department who will make the decision over whether the full senate should have access. >> a little sports news today. last week the united states government spent fifa a letter saying that they would not ban the soccer teams from coming into the united states because of president trump's travel ban if the united states gets the wurl's cup in 2026. now, they did say that if an individual soccer player needed to be restricted from the united states they can still do that but wouldn't ban hold teams if the travel ban is in place. it is interesting softening of the president's rhetoric. the decision on the world cup by fifa comes in mid june right before the supreme court decides whether travel ban is constitutional. >> love when we get sports into

politics. >> i think something that got missed was john kelly's strained relationship with the media that was on display after the npr interview where he had to correct himself by saying it was simply a distraction. we saw this before in his last interview when he said the president's views had evolved and the president said no they haven't. john kelly told the interesting story that i am skeptical of where he said a reporter said you are our worst nightmare because you have instilled order in the west wing and stopped leaks from coming out of there which if you have been watching the news that is not true. it is very interesting to see how john kelly views himself compared with how people who cover the white house see him. >> i will close with a question. the trump administration holds

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