set your dvrs. we'll be back next sunday 11 rrp eastern with the latest buzz. [♪] arthel: the president on the campaign trail celebrating his tax reform and after rivers on aluminum and steel in moon township yesterday. welcome to news *, i'm arthel neville. eric: "i'm eric shawn. saccone is facing a tough race against democratic opponent conor lamb. the president is rallying against democrats.

and he revealed his 2020 campaign slogan. president trump: in washington, d.c., there is a lot of evil. a lot of bad people. a lot of bad people, a lot of fake media. that is why we have to defeat nancy pelosi. our new slogan when we start running in -- can you believe it, two years from now -- is going to be keep america great exclamation point. keep america great! eric: ellison barber is at the white house with more on what we expect today. reporter: president trump spoke to a packed room for a little over an hour last night. it felt have much like the campaign rallies we saw when he was trying to get to the white house. the president spoke about his

tariff proposals and he talked about the e.u. trade policy. he threatened to tax car imports coming from the e.u. he also spent a silg amount of -- a significant amount of time attacking the media. president trump: sleepy eyed chuck todd. cnn so fake, fake news. msnbc third rate. nbc which is horrible. the newscast is not doing well. gave them good ratings when they were dying, and -- nbc is perhaps worse than cnn. reporter: to some of the president's most of ardent supporters this speech was gold. this is the first campaign rally since he announced his plans to run for reelection. he hinted at a campaign slogan.

but for some other people the president crossed more than one line from attacking the media to bringing up the idea of the death penalty for drug dealers. he says someone should challenge trump in 2020. >> do you think he should be challenged? >> i do. it would be a tough go in the republican party. the republican party is the trump party right now, but that's not to say it will stay that way. reporter: some of the policies the white house is expected to support is raising the minimum age to buy a long begun up to 21. they are expected to announce their support for legislative proposals like fix the nics bill. arthel: president trump taking

an optimistic stance. the president saying the sit-down could result in a great deal, but also recognizing things could fizzle out before the two side reach an agreement. mike pompeo reaching out. >> america whistled past the graveyard while the north korean regime including this particular leader continued to develop their nuclear weapons program. the president put tremendous pressure on the north korean economy and leadership. president trump isn't doing this for theater. he's going to solve a problem. arthel: gillian turner is with us. gillian: after spending the first year in office, touting the possibility that nuclear options are on the table, the

mantra has now become diplomacy. >> this is a diplomatically led effort. you can see that his action right now for those who questioned me about whether it was diplomatically led. i rest my case with exhibit a. reporter: the president is embracing his new role as triangulator-in-chief. president trump: seeing kim jong-un, it's very positive. after the meeting he may do that. but now we have to be very nice. let's see what happens. reporter: previously the leader of the free world was critical

of everything regarding north korea. his tune has changed. president trump: president xi of china has helped us a lot. reporter: when it comes time for formal negotiations between united states and north korea. president trump will likely got it alone. they will be bilateral talks and won't include america's allies. >> we believe kim jong-un is the only partner who can make any decisions. he's the only voice. reporter: president trump will have to account for the tough rhetoric and the tough actions of his first year. toward the end of 2017, he redesignated north korea as a state sponsor of terror and implemented sanctions. we'll see how the two leaders behave when confronted with one another.

but whether the u.s. and north korea can eke out common ground and forge ahead with negotiations. eric: president trump saying he believes north korea will keep its word on suspending the missile tests. president trump pointing out regime of kim jong-un has not carried out a missile test since last november. when he left the white house yesterday afternoon he claimed the north koreans want to quote denuke. will they? joining us is congressman lee zeldin. congressman, kim can't be trusted. he can't. they tried to switch and bait for years. he did the, his father did it, his grandfather did it, why would this be different now? >> at the beginning of august of

2017, ambassador haley passed unanimously with russia and china voting for it. it effectively cut off over one-third of north korean exports, and we are seeing the tripling economic measure as a result of also having a real military option on the table, and an attempt at diplomacy. what you are seeing is the result of the policies working with china and others, we have gotten to this point where clear * i believe need to -- where north korea i believe need to sit down at the table. they can't continue to go it alone. we won't be sitting down with them because we trust them and they won't be sitting down because they trust us.

they need to sit down with us because their country isn't going to survive in any other way, and they see that. the meetings should take place, we should go in with the preconditions of we'll continue our military exercises. north korea is going to have to stop their missile tests. and denuclearizing their cub triis not just on the table. it's something they will have to do at the table in the final agreement. eric: certainly the sanctions are squeezing them. but how could we know he's sincere? i interviewed a north korean defector. this is what he said all north koreans are told. which is why he thinks kim jong-un will never give up his nuclear weapons. >> cases like saddam hussein, we don't have weapons you

eventually become a sacrifice by the stronger power. you have to have nuclear weapons. eric: that's been the key to kim jong-un's survival so far. >> that's right. i remember when we had the pope visit us in congress. the next day speaker boehner announced he was stepping down as speaker. the timing of things in life. we are just coming out of the olympics. we were mentioning the policies that got enacted. for whatever reason will be the timing, beyond the economic pressure he may want to go on you a different path. but it doesn't mean we trust them or have all the answers as to why they want to sit down. by the way, this might not work out. that's why it's important to continue the pressure on their

country. we lose nothing. we continue military exercises and ramp up economic pressure against the north koreans. if it works out great, and if it doesn't, we don't lose anything. but for us to not pursue this opportunity and have that talk, to see if kim jong-un has seen a light to pursue in any way a better path not just for the country as a whole, but more specifically for the people their country who have been oh pressed and they are hungry and they are desperate for a better path for their nation. >> he's basically murdered and like a cam, he said the country is like a prison. do you think a continue between president trump and the obama administration in the iranian nuclear deal, keep the sanctions on but keep the military pressure on, unlike letting everything out and giving them

billions of dollars. >> it's totally different than the wrawn nuclear deal. in iran, watching president trump negotiating against himself. he would set one red line after another. president obama would set red lines when the iranians didn't care whether an agreement was met by the dead lines. we were switching hand with the iranians, giving them upper hand at the negotiating table. presidenpresident obama was getg rolled. eric: would they freeze the nuclear program and start dismantling everything? >> i think we have to go after -- kim jong-un is not demanding we get rid of the different sanctions in place.

they are not rhetorically chanting right now death to america calling the united states the great satan. they are talking about stopping their test firing of these missiles where iran was continuing to test fire intercontinental ballistic missiles. they are actively working to overthrow foreign governments and finance terror. we are only going to talk to iran about their nuclear activity. and all of iran's nefarious activity wouldn't be part of the negotiations. eric: kim jong-un is accused of assassinating his half brother. do you think this finally quickly can at all change the behavior? >> absolutely. because president trump is coming to the table in a

position of strength. understanding our adversaries do in the respect weakness, they only respect strength. president trump is not saying as a precondition we are going to take off the table all of the other bad activity like what we did with president obama's negotiations with rouhani in iran. it's you a didn't country. we have a different american president. we are not apologizing for america's greatness. and we are not giving into the demand of kim jong-un. we are willing to hear him out and hear what he's willing to do to set his country object a better path. and we are giving up nothing in the process. potentially it's multi generationally historic. eric: we'll see what happens. thank you. arthel: a veteran washington lawyer reportedly spot at the white house last week as robert

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[♪] eric: there is a new vote in china's parliament that made xi jinping president for life. it's an historic move. they repealed the two-term limit for the presidency it's regard as a rubber stamp. only two members voted no and three abstained out of 3,000 members. arthel: back to our president, the white house may be weighing a new addition to its legal team. this has timelines laid out by the president's lawyers on when

robert mueller's russia investigation would end have come and gone. reports claim a decision on hiring flood has yet to be made. raj shah is dismissing concerns that the president is in trouble. >> matters pertain together completion counsel, we are cooperating with the special counsel on. i can't go further than that. the president has been clear and consistent. there was no collusion or obstruction in this matter. there won't be a finding of wrongdoing. arthel: alaina, who is advising the president to expand his legal team and why would this expansion be necessary? >> the first thing worth noting is it shows what tie coul ty cos said. he said he thought this would wrap up by the end of 018.

that's clearly not the case. their talks to bring on emmitt flood shows they don't think it will wrap up anytime soon. our reporting shows there are concerns that the counsel leading on dealing with this russian investigation might be too small regarding how thorough it has been and how thorough special counsel robert mueller has been. arthel: this does not imply the president is facing legal charges. >> no it does not. we saw hope hicks go in a couple weeks ago. we are seeing people close to president trump going in for talks with mueller. i think this shows they are trying to be very careful moving forward to protect the president from anything that could arise. arthel: the legal team is

negotiating terms for mueller to interview the president. mueller would have to deliver a deadline as to when his russia investigation will end. what is the likelihood of mr. mueller agreeing to such terms. and if that doesn't work what can president trump's to bees negotiate for him? >> it will be difficult for the attorneys to try to get mueller to agree to a deadline. i think everyone who spoke about robert mueller when he was first brought on said they believe in what he's doing. that's why we are seeing things that may not exactly relate to what we think might be part of the russia investigation couple with paul manafort and rick gates. they have been indicted on charges linked to money laundering and fraud. i think robert mueller will continue this for as long as he can to make sure he's getting to the bottom of everything that would have anylings to the

probe. arthel: with the president's former advisors already indicted, how does that impact the way in which the president's lawyer will prep him for his interview with the special counsel? >> i think the president's lawyers are trying to avoid an interview at all costs. we have seen the president said he would be willing to testify under oath. but since that happened a couple weeks ago or a month or so ago. the president hasn't spoken of that much since then. i think they are trying to avoid that. but if he does end up having to speak with robert mueller, i think there will be a lot they will counsel him on not to say or use executive privilege in his position that he might not have to talk about things related to the executive office. arthel: the president can say no to an interview. >> yes, he can. arthel: if the president does speak with mr. mueller in the

process and invokes executive privilege. it will be interesting to watch what the president does and doesn't say. >> this is something many people are wary about. because the president as we have seen, he loves to talk. he loves to hair his side of the story. and this is a case where a lot of his lawyers have brought up concerns that shows he might say thing that he shouldn't. not exactly that there is any indication of wrongdoing, but there are some things that shouldn't be brought to light or don't need to be brought to light that could come up if he were to sit down with robert mueller. arthel: thank you. antarctica * another illegal immigrant charged with a deadly car crash. why federal authority running through a roadblock trying to

arrest him. ambassador john bolton on his predictions on the historic meeting with the president and kim jong-un. >> the president's objective is to get rid of nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. we have done sanctions and it's clear the sawngses are work and it brought him to the table. okay folks! let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy the .. ensure. always be you.

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they came in for a meeting and there's no more missiles going off and they want to do nuclear rides, so we may sit down and make the greatest deal for the world and for all of these countries, including frankly north korea. that is what i hope happens. eric: president trump last night speaking with north korea or republican congressional candidate breaks down. the focus shifting to pyongyang in the north korean proposal to set down kim jong sunday. it would mark the first-ever between a sitting u.s. president and the north korean leader. what are the risks and potential rewards? ambassador john bolton joins us now. senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and chairman of the gate so institute here in new york. ambassador, what do you think will come of the meeting? >> i think it will happen.

what president trump has done is outside normal diplomatic expectations and that is why it has been interesting to watch in the past couple days the different reactions to what he said. i think too many people, too many democrats, too many republicans are analyzing this in terms of conventional summits as we have known them in the last several decades. i don't think that is what this meeting is all about and will happen in a normal way. the reason kim jong un extent of this information is much less to do with sanction then it has to do with two related facts. he is very close to achieving a 25 year objective of obtaining nuclear weapons that he can target anywhere in the united states. number two, he's very worried that donald trump is the kind of president who means what he says. he's heard what the president has said for decades now and how important it is that north korea

not get nuclear weapons and he is worried that he may not have enough time and he doesn't need much to get across the finish line. in north korea, kim jong un and his advisers are sitting around saying where is this answer? would we do if he says yes to the author. >> they are using this to stall and scientists to continue to develop missiles that terms and how they paused until one day it all falls apart because they've done the switch and bait. they've done the switcheroo. switch around. for years it's been a concert showcase with them. >> i think it's both. all of the predecessors in president trump says he is prepared to use military force, he's not afraid to do it. but it's also consistent with the joke i like to tell a question, how can you tell when

the north korean regime is lying? answer, when their lips are moving. so i think they are very surprised at this. i expected they thought an acceptance of the author for the two heads of government would come after about six months of low-level discussions. that is not what the president intends i hope. i just wouldn't wait for me to have this. i would have it by the end of march. >> what would be the result? they have cause, but they haven't pulled back the artillery dnc. they haven't dismantled anything. what concrete results do you want to see before they should have a meeting? >> well, if the meeting is to discuss the nuclear station as the president said, then the agenda is pretty clear. the president says we will treat this like a libya situation. tell us what ports are ships that sail into, what airports are cargo plane should land

that, where a technician should go to help dismantle nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, what trucks we are going to use to move into the cargo planes and we will show you where they end up in tennessee right next to the libyan nuclear weapons program. that is talking about denuclearization. it's just a waste of time. >> okay fine. eric: the result is white? >> then we have cut through the fog of the unless discussions, the endless negotiations to do just as you mentioned a moment ago, they buy time for the north koreans to cross that finish line and get nuclear weapons. they have tossed all that off the table. not serious, we'll find out about it very soon. eric: resolve madeleine albright

embedded. george w. bush took him up, but look what they did. when you give him concrete olive branches, they take a baseball bat. >> i really don't think this needs to be a long discussion. who's got the ships and planes to do it for you. just tell us where to show up. we are not ready to be nuclear i assume you're not going to straighten us out and confuse the situation so you can perfect your deliverable nuclear weapons technologies. eric: of course we'll keep the pressure on the sanctions that are squeezing the regime. ambassador, do you know what they been like, negotiating with them. pardon me for saying this to you, but they called you a very ugly fellow and a swedish bloodsucker. i don't think you are. i talked with him, who fled in the kim regime. he is a defector and he ruled out all north koreans for a

derogatory term for us. they are taught to hate america. i want you to listen to a sound bite and mask you can ever turn around the north korean people? here's what they said. >> but it is only that we understood [inaudible] they use that kind of word. eric: you had a manichaean as a u.s. soldier. they play wargames, north korea always wins. can all that propaganda of decades of hatred towards us and the enemy ever be a man? >> yes, i think it can. improbably remarkably short period of time, we give them

credit. in fact, we know from other defectors that they understand life is different everywhere else and it is in north korea. the regime is actually on a very fragile foundation. and i think one way to avoid preemptive military forces to bring the regime down. frankly something china should help us with. but that is the sort of thing that comes once everybody understands that all this talk of cannes giving up his nuclear weapons from his good is not to achieve the objective of denuclearization. as to do precisely the opposite. it to get the delivery capability of the thermo nuclear warheads. then i think he is very vulnerable. >> one can only hope as offensive as he is that he is vulnerable and something will be achieved. thank you as always. >> thank you, eric.

arthel: new developments in deadly hit-and-run crash that closed an interstate in denver for several hours last weekend. the suspect, an illegal immigrant from mexico has been released after posting bail despite a request to detain him. branyan is following the story. >> hi, arthel. we've learned the illegal immigrant charge for vehicular homicide dui and felony hit-and-run in the crash that killed 57-year-old man has bonded out of jail. all week long come to denver sheriff's department has refused immigration and customs enforcement's request to detain cost inada said they could take him into custody. now his whereabouts are unknown. the undocumented immigrant posted a $25,000 bond, making him a free man until his next court date. it is unclear now if he is in i.c.e. custody or free.

cost inada was arrested last saturday after a deadly hit and run on interstate 70 in colorado between his pickup and a semi truck. the 26-year-old fled the scene and after learning he was here illegally, i.c.e. issued a detainer to deport him back to mexico. >> we detained 34 to 40,000 people per day. thousands and thousands of people getting each one of those individuals would be extremely time-consuming and something we don't have the resources for. reporter: we quote will not honor civil detainer's as it is considered unconstitutional. denver stopped on a constitution request from i.c.e. and 2014 after they ruled it a violation to be held in jail longer than they immediately should be. that of course does not sit well with people like don rosenberg

who lost his son in the situation in which his son was killed by illegal immigrants. >> his rights to supersede everybody else's rights. the first is he's in the country illegally. he has no right whatsoever to be here. >> we are awaiting i.c.e. to update us on whether zamarripa castaneda is in custody or in fact a free man after posting bail. arthel. arthel: bryan llenas, thank you. eric peered eric: the president wants to impose those tariffs on steel and aluminum. guess what, that is how the president tries his deals. >> the european unions sound so innocent. it's not anything. they are very tough, very smart. they sell stuff to eskimo charge them cracked equally nothing.

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arthel: president trump eschenbach after the european union after they threaten retaliation in response to the newly imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. >> so we put on terrorists and the european union said you can't go any higher than you are anyway. in the trade barriers can even sell or farming goods. they totally restrict dress. so then they say we want those tariffs taken off. good, open up the barriers and get rid of tariffs and if you don't do that, mercedes-benz, we will tax bmw. chair of the business and finance program making college in new york city. i want to start with some of the positive impacts of the president's tariffs.

>> what time he made an invitation for training partners. if you do that, we will take the steel and aluminum tariffs often give back to the business of trading in getting wealthy in a global economy. the tariffs are there to help the aluminum steel industry, no question about it and we see steel and aluminum companies step up and say we'll advance hiring. the question is can we make a deal with trading partners to avoid the unintended consequences and enjoyed all the growth we see as a result of the president. arthel: with the answer to that? >> everybody knows it's not better to be in a trade war that japan is showing a sign they want to play ball. australia is showing signs. the e.u. is the big holdout. we will see what they say. >> the president made this announcement that the markets went into a tailspin. definitely a global impact of air for fear that it might trigger tit-for-tat with her trading partners. >> the president said let's make

a deal. he pushes very hard to starting comebacks and says there's a path forward we are doing very well to those exemptions and now it's a wait-and-see approach. how do they come back to the president, is there a deal? i think the same markets resume. >> right away the president says canada, mexico year examined. do you think that will be permanent? >> i think it depends on how canada and mexico respond to this. the president wants tangible evidence that these countries want to help us on trade, but they want to bring down the trade barriers. if he gets the evidence he can bring back the voters, you'll see a deal cut it will move on. if they did in their heels like the e.u. is showing right now, then as you just saw with the president's rhetoric, this could escalate a little bit more and that will cause problems for the u.s. economy and global economy. >> do you have any idea how the

e.u. will respond? >> a lot of back-and-forth and rhetoric. at the end of the day the e.u. says here's some things we can do to help with steel in china to bring down the trade barriers like an agriculture as the president mentioned in that clip. a deal will be made, but expect it to go right at the last minute because they are eager to give in. arthel: seems to stand very steady. part of the goal of the president is to read and assess the eight factories come and get more made in america labels on products. what more will it take to get the american-made products to be more competitive with stuff made in china? >> besting the president can do his dirty don and that is cut taxes and rollback regulation. those moves that had a very positive effect on u.s. manufacturing. we at 200,000 manufacturing jobs in the u.s. last year. that was amazing. that momentum can continue.

the baseline is there come come to pieces in place were manufactured to rise, steel and aluminum to rise. he's trying on the margin to show voters he cares about their concerns, but with the tax cuts with regulatory rollback, we are in a panic to see growth in this country. >> although this is a campaign promise made good for me feel like it's good for the economy overall? >> is a dealmaker in chief if he can get us to a deal. if you get a trade war coming of start to see problems and he's the jobs president. arthel: will there be a trade war coming us or no? >> i don't think so. too costly for everybody. >> brian brenberg, have a great sunday. eric: police in britain have issued an urgent warning to the public as they investigate the poisoning of the former russian spy in his daughter. the controversy is brewing at a

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eric: a california coffee shop under fire for refusing to serve police officers in uniform. cops in oakland, california claiming that police presence compromises the physical and emotional safety of its customers and staff. ouch. will carr live in los angeles with more. hi, will. reporter: hi, eric. if you're a cop in oakland has at least one copy shop where you won't be able to get a hot cup of joe. until they open in november and recently turned away a hispanic police officer if a move that's not sitting very well with other business owners.

>> that is a bad message. >> the shop disagreed in a lengthy instagram post, we need the support of our actual community to keep this safe, not police, especially in an area faced by drug sales and abuse homelessness and toxic masculinity as we see here on this blog. one city council member says they are within their rights to do so. >> legally i checked with the attorneys. they have a right to do so as long as they are not discriminating to a group of servers. >> the oakland police department but the response that he respects business owners right to serve anyone they choose. the police department along with other members are reaching out to the business to have constructive dialogue in our efforts to unite the community #unite. the coffee shop refused, so local television station this past week. >> two words, dunkin' donuts.

thank you. that's what i think. arthel: applied to know what you think. thanks for sharing. eric: really, i mean honestly. they have their rights. arthel:.is it for us. we'll be back again at 4:00 p.m. eastern, so please stick around and join us. right now we will toss it over to leland vittert and eboni k. williams in for elizabeth -- elizabeth prann. >> have a good one. you can't predict the market, but through good times and bad at t. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence.

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