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yet. lindsey graham on sunday telling maria bro he sees no traces the president is different from past administrations. >> north korea is sitting down with trump, they believe for the first time they have got somebody in the white house they don't know how to deal with and trump goal is to eliminate their program not contain it. i think he is north korea and china's attention. >> greg is live in seoul, south korea. from the region most affected by the summit. hi greg. >> hi arthel. probably few places in the world are watching this singapore summit involving the president and kim jong-un closer than the folks in south korea. here in seoul we our about 30 minutes from the dmz.

the president is already in singapore getting one day before the summit activity. they are trying and hoping he will make some kind of a deal. some kind of deal regarding the nuclear weapons of kim jong-un own. not quite clear what he will do. they have watched for years, they watched north korea make threats. last year they went to the absolute brink and have been listening to the rhetoric coming from both sides. very tense.also hoping that some kind of movement might be made to end the korean war. fighting stopped 65 years ago but only with a truth that there are some signs they could move on at the summit. everyone i have been speaking to in the past day, south koreans have been down this road before. i think the best way to describe their mood is hopeful but cautious. >> and greg, by the way, and reaction about north korea? >> yes. from north korea here this is

the most interesting part of the story. they do not even really know that it is going on. at least the citizens of north korea. yes, they know their leader is meeting with president trump but apparently, the state media, the propaganda apparatus has not let them know exactly when this is happening or where this is happening. they are holding off on crucial details apparently just in case it does not exactly go to plan. still, no real matter according to the analysts. again, that we been speaking to in the past day or so. the summit is not really about the common folks in north korea. it is about securing kim's position. it is about security reassurances to the regime and the overall improvement of the economy. as for how much kim jong-un own will give up halfway at least two of the president trump and united states everyone is watching and waiting.

back to you. >> thank you. >> the president of course will be the first sitting u.s. president to ever sit down with the north korean leader. as he tries to strike a deal with a long time hostile u.s. adversary. what can we realistically expect? christian is a former state department senior advisor for president donald trump and george w. bush. joining us now. kim rules the state and execute his people, puts them in gulags. an estimated one many people starved during the famine. has repeatedly threatened us. this is perhaps signal that that perhaps can start to change? >> that is the hope. but it is not really the top of the agenda. the top of the agenda has to be our own security of the united states. the security of the american

people. there has been a long-standing view of the presidents of both parties. a country that does not trust a citizen does not respect the rights of its own citizens will not respect the rights of his neighbors. clearly, north korea is really the worst human rights abuser to his own people and americans who have been unfortunate enough to travel there and be taken hostage. japanese who have been held hostage there for decades. in the back of your mind is important to remember this is still a very evil regime. >> how does the president of the united states deal with this regime? >> you basically cannot trust their word. they have to judge them based on their actions. the secretary of state has said it has not done a lot of press but is very telling. talked with kim more than any american. kim may be contemplating a very different path. if they choose the path it will not just be this will be a broader liberalization, a broader engagement with the world on economics. it could then lead to some breakdown in the prison state that they run. >> today because it is a different generation with kim then his grandfather and father, he sees the rest of the world, he watches media.he knows how the rest of the world

lives. even though his people may not. you think you really now wants to reach out? that he is sincere in claiming that he will denuclearize his country? yet, the denuclearization could mean two different things to us and to pyongyang. >> i think it could. i think it will be a big issue coming out of the summit. obviously we have a denuclearization, that means removal essentially of nuclear materials and processes and capabilities for north korea. they might try to pull a fast one and they say just means taking warheads off missiles. taking packages out of warheads, something like that. >> is that something we should expect? >> no, i think the president has been clear complete verifiable disarmament. if you look at other countries that have dents like libya the programs were much smaller. if you look at the nuclear facility that produces nuclear fuel from which you can derive, we will need all that nuclear waste out of the country. for example.

and just the logistics of that loan will be big. you do not need to solve all that in singapore. you need a meeting of the minds. the two people capable of making those choices. >> and you think we'll get that and that they will achieve that? >> i would not bet the farm but i'm cautiously optimistic. i think that we see something very different from kim and that he may also be calculating. he did replace his top three military people recently. so he may be repositioning his vision with the view that the best way for his regime is to survive to take the step and not another try like his father did tries to pull a fast one on the united states. >> had you see this playing out? some say should be immediate and others say this should be a phased denuclearization. there is the concern that raising this out or phasing it through a time. is only giving them a chance to perfect their delivery capability and the ballistic missiles. >> based on a hunch they have

not perfected the delivery system. we've seen multistage intercontinental missiles. we've seen test of reported hydrogen bomb. it could be just another but is a big deal. the only thing we do not know for certain is that they have a survivable and well targeted reentry but it is not the hardest part of the program. again, it is very complex program. even a complete agreement for full disarmament will take time. the president said repeatedly there may have to be future meetings at that level or certainly a lower level. i do not want to know if you call it a phase but it will not be victory by wednesday. >> at first, the administration was saying that they want something immediately. the last appearance here john bolton, a contributor now security advisor, in march, telling me that if there is a meeting, should be quick, issued and quickly but kim does not agree to denuclearize.

here he is. >> will show you where they end up in oak ridge tennessee right next to the libyan nuclear weapons program. that is talking about denuclearization. >> what if they say just a waste of time? >> a short meeting? >> a short meeting. >> what changed? >> again, this signal has been verified repeatedly by secretary pompeo that kim may pursuing a different path. just then that it got scheduled and then canceled by trump. it probably took kim if not hat in hand it was on him to get back on. and he did. you also have the president come off of what i think experts disagree on this but i think it's a very strong performance at the g7 summit in qucbec where again, the president show he will not be browbeaten into something that

is not into the interest of the united states. their willingness to walk away. but john is fundamentally right. the north shows up it could be more of give us money in exchange for promises before we do anything. i think and i hope that does not happen and i don't think it will. >> some kind of plan at least to begin the next process in terms of denuclearization. >> yes. i think that is a fundamental hurdle. this is a framework for what goes next the actual steps. with the soviets it was trust. with north korea think it is distressed and verified, we want to see actions and hopefully no energy assistance that can be easily monetized by the regime. either from us or south korea. whose government is much more inclined toward appeasement than the united states and japan. instead, the goodies frankly for north korea on this should be a chance to join a reduction in sanctions once they've done real things. >> do you think that is exactly

what kim wants and hope to achieve himself? >> again, it will be interesting to see. if they want to jerk us around and pull a fast one, and pocket as much aid as they can. because that is what they repeatedly done and in particular the bush administration which i saw in the clinton administration. hopefully not. there will be sort of the telltale. if you see the president come out of this quickly and if you say talk about restoring maximum pressure, then things will have gone badly. presumably because of what we fear they may do. >> we will see what happens tuesday. all the eyes of the world on it. thank you so much, as always. >> thank you eric. >> very sad news to report today about a fallen hero. the pentagon identifying the u.s. special operations soldier who was killed in somalia. his 26-year-old staff sergeant, alexander conrad of chandler, arizona. sergeant conrad served two

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explosion. knocking out windows and causing other homes to catch fire. no details have been released yet about the cause. >> besides a singapore summit, there is another big story to tell you about today. dispute over trade are escalating between the u.s. and the closest allies. this after the present withdrew support from the final g7 statement in canada. germany and france blasting the move saying that it undermines trust. the white house advisor peter navarro had shoppers say pushing back against the criticism. he warns when it comes trade and tariffs it can no longer be business as usual. >> on the issue alone, we have allies strategically. but when it comes to trade disputes, these allies basically, are robbing us blind to the present will not put up with that.

>> ellison barber is live with details in washington. >> hi eric.the president agree to the g7 final statement. justin trudeau announced all seven countries agreed to it. then president trump tweeted something else entirely. writing quote - based on justin's false statement, in his news conference and the fact that canada is charging massive tariffs to our u.s. farmers, workers and companies, i've instructed the u.s. not to endorse this as we look at tariffs on automobiles flooding the u.s. market. in another treatment the president called the prime minister dishonest and weak. at the press conference at seemingly start the president tweets. justin trudeau said canada would refer with retaliatory tariffs starting july 1. >> i highlighted directly to the president that canadians did not take it lightly. that the united states has moved forward with significant tariffs on the steel and aluminum industry. particularly, we do not take lightly the fact that the national security reason. >> the members of congress or the presidents response crossed

the line and he is alienating key allies. >> this was not just with justin trudeau. this is with our best allies. seven best allies. and it seems to me, not to sign a statement of solidarity, which stands for everything that we stand for. is a big mistake. i understand the president was upset.the president could have said that, but to walk away -- from our allies in this way, i think is a mistake. >> the white house however, is not backing down. >> we compromise on the communicate, we join the communiquc. in good faith! they have this bilateral meeting. we were very close to making a deal with canada on nafta, bilaterally perhaps, and then we leave and justin trudeau pulls this political stunt for domestic consumption. it is a betrayal. >> republican senator john mccain criticized the president actions treating in part to our allies american stand with you.

even if our president doesn't. eric? >> thank you so much. >> for more on this let's bring in al weaver, a political reporter from washington examiner. i want to start here. let's start by talking about what was accomplished at the summit. >> i think this really shows the president at this point is kind of on an island with this whole tariffs situation. he went to the g7 situation. the comments it was prime minister trudeau, prime minister mae and angela merkel. he is on an island -- >> can we start with what we have accomplished. do anything that was accomplished there? let's start with positives. >> obviously nafta. the bilateralnegotiation on that . they have been trying to get a deal on that for a little bit now. but this is an issue right now. it plays into the larger tariffs situation. it plays into the larger tariff

talk. it has been a big issue for the white house moving forward. your talk to regain the economic message. it has been an issue. but nafta negotiations is something that can help and also the president laying out that maybe we go with no tariffs and break guardrails on trade talks. it is sothat was looked at positively by some of the members of the g7. but it also is in stark contrast to tariffs he's been hanging out for the last month. >> and that we have this which is now a very public tension. tension between president trump and canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. what will become of this are you thinking? >> one thing right now, the white house, they are focused on these comments. you saw what happened sunday morning with peter navarro. right now the white house, they really trying to flip the script at this point. as they move onto the singapore summit. it is a big issue for the white house right now. the president made the point i did not have to come to this, the g7 to qucbec.

i had this big meeting in singapore coming up with kim jong-un alone where i'm trying to make world peace. i did not have to do this. it's a chance for the white house to flip the script illiterate. let's get some wins that the present talks about the request present was there and he withdrew support for the joint statement. the u.s. and allies, who is lying in wait to take advantage and how could they use this to their advantage? >> that's a good question. i think right now, the president has been really pushing tariffs for the last couple of weeks. the one thing that is really surprising, maybe not surprising but noticeable is republicans have been willing to back him on many things. they have been willing on the mueller investigation, a myriad of issues. otherwise, they may break from. tariffs of the one issue that

there is no issue breaking. specifically. it is almost a mess. given amendment by bob corker possibly being something that will come in the coming weeks. that is in the white house, they don't want that. it is the free trade types and republican ranks are really trying to take advantage of this and use it to their advantage. >> i want to move here now in the wake of the g7 summit, will president trump be viewed as a tough negotiator who stands up for the united states? were the leader of the free world who does not understand his power and place in world politics? >> i think we have to wait and see on that will. i'm not sure if you'll come out in the next couple of days. we have to see what happens with the north korea summit. i mention it can really change the narrative for the white house. eventually it will get back to tariffs and it will come back to what does the president get out of these negotiations? especially with canada and the eu. two of the biggest trading partners, two of the biggest allies also. which is why republicans have

come out a lot against this move. it will take time to see what happens but i think a good start for him to come out of these negotiations in singapore. >> everyone is hoping for a good result from that. they say g7 russia should be readmitted. today the russian president said he welcomed the presidents suggestion. how does this position the president? >> it's interesting to me that he got back up from the italian prime minister in the last day. no, i mean this will be a big issue. something will hear a lot about in the next couple of days on capitol hill. republicans, they're not exactly pleased by this. needless to say. a lot of them want the president in the white house to take a stuffer stance on russia. they think he is not come out forcefully enough. i think you hear a lot in the next couple of days about the g7 and possibly the g8 and it is not something many people want at this point.

>> finally returning back to the prime minister, justin trudeau, do you think if the prime minister comes out publicly and says, i probably should not have said that, i could have called him directly on the phone and talked about this. not publicly. it seems from what i hear from larry kudlow that that is what they are wanting. some sort of public apology or admission that they made a mistake. if that does happen, can the talks of tariffs and maybe getting rid of it, getting free trade could that get back on track? >> possibly but i still think it's a little unlikely for -- trudeau says this is not something i haven't said behind closed doors and in public also. i'm not sure expect that at this point. however, the president really needs to get the negotiations with canada back on track. the one faux pas he made was in his tweet where he mentions

this is a response to the dairy tariffs that canada has on the us. you know, the president by putting these tariffs on the eu and canada and such, he came out and said is for national security purpose. obviously in the tweet he made to known it is not for that security purpose is a response to canada. so i think it is something he will have to answer for in the next couple of days and coming weeks. >> a lot happening in the next coming weeks. we are talking to al weaver, thank you. >> thank you. >> back to the present. coming face-to-face with north korean dictator kim jung in just two days. no reaction from capitol hill. gonna make it rain "tre tres". he's saying he's gonna score a bunch of three-pointers on you. yeah, we ball til we fall. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do?

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garrett tenney is live in washington with more.garrett, tell us what role will congress play in a deal with north korea? >> it was congress that enacted a lot of the sanctions north korea is under. and they almost certainly include easing sanctions which congress would be to vote on. even bigger than that, the president does not want to see a repeat of what happened with the iran nuclear deal with the next administration can come in and unilaterally cancel the agreement. the white house plans to do with the obama administration did not and go through congress to have any deal ratified as a treaty. doing that will require at least some democratic support. this week top democrats laid out what they need to see in order to support a deal. here's the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee this morning on abc's this week. >> our concern here, the president has gone to a high wire act without a safety net. the preparation for this type

of summit, while we applaud robust diplomacy, the preparation for this kind of summit to test the proposition of what kim jong-un is really willing to do or not it has not taken place. and so, this is a bit of a risk. >> democratic leadership has said it will not support any sanctions relief that does not include north korea dismantling its entire nuclear program and agreeing to open inspections to verify that has happened. >> meanwhile, the republicans, were they saying about demands? >> senator lindsey graham agrees its oblations but also believes in order for the president to negotiate from a position of strength, north korea needs to believe the u.s. is willing to use military force if diplomacy fails. >> here's my challenge. every democrat and republican. you need to help the president where you can. not undercut him. writing a letter telling him what a good deal should be is good. only if you're willing to back it up with the use of military

force. >> so far, leading democrats say to early in the process to consider that and something they are not willing to do purely for negotiations. >> thank you very much. >> the g7 summit as we have been reporting ending with world leaders merely disagreeing about trade. the president says he does not plan to back down. if he imposes tariffs on products like steel, other countries are threatening to retaliate. they say that can result in a trade war. let's talk about how this could impact this. we joined now in the studio. if it is threatened, and tariffs a slap down that say bite canada. >> nothing gives the market greater uncertainty.

and if they get a place, we expect to see inflation go to pick up? some of these really key things. >> increased tariffs. it can cause heightened inflation? >> well, if you think the the united states would place on steel and examine it, you should see those go up in the united states. as that ricochets into the construction industry or auto industry, or manufacturing industry. steel and aluminum are very important you may see that passed on to the consumer. >> were our products? the present was sanders a 277 percent tariff on dairy products abroad. that is unbelievable. almost 300 percent! is something he says very unfair. does he have a point? >> i think you say what is it me mathematically? it says it will be sold in canada, more than three times more expensive than without.

i think we think about the complexity of this, is not just one against another it's really about thglobal system. the global staty. up trade we've seen over many decades. being thrown into enormous uncertainty. >> american workers face tariffs and local trade pacts. it threw them out of work. they blame that. what would you say to them who think that we have actually been very deeply hurt the global economic system? >> it is a very complicated ã it is a complicated story. united steelworkers came out and said, tariffs and canada are step too far. so you have the pocket of workers, you're exactly delivering the message you are talking about. now saying, canada is an ally. the complexity is little more than in the debated public eye. >> the prime minister had some sharp words about the tariffs

in the wake of the g7 meeting. let's listen to what mr. trudeau said. >> i highlighted that it was not helping in our renegotiation of nafta. and that it would be with regret, but it would be with absolute certainty and firmness that we move forward with retaliatory measures on july 1. applying equivalent tariffs to the ones that the americans have unjustly applied to us. >> he said that last night at the end of the meeting. if on july 1, canada does impose new tariffs on the imports from here, what you expect will happen or do you think both sides will ratchet it down? >> i hope they will ratchet it down. if you look at the trade rhetoric we've seen since the beginning of the administration, we saw this with china, in other instances.

there has been a threat of tariffs, at that of retaliatory measures. you've seen that rhetoric de-escalate because the repercussions can be quite severe. a country such as canada and the european union are coming on saying we will take tariffs and agriculture, it will hit and you'll see escalation coming as a result of that. >> what do you see playing out of that?do you think this will result in a trade war and something that will really heart americans or do you think it will even out in a negotiation? >> i hope that everyone is so trying that we do not end up in a trade war environment. there are certain global organizations such as the wto. which united states is the founding father. which serves to mitigate situations. and we hope ethics will get redirected from twitter and really fixing institutions to make the global organization.

>> before legal, we're not getting away from twitter because he responded to peter navarro on "fox news sunday" pete he said there's a special place in hell for people like justin trudeau. there is the twitter from him saying that there's a special place in heaven for justin trudeau. canada, thank you for the perfect organization of the g7. i guess they are not getting away from twitter no matter who you are! >> i guess. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you! a long-awaited justice department watchdog report being released this week. what it is expected to say about the department and the fbi handling of thy clinton email investigation. >> this is going to be a very thorough report. it has been a long time in the making. under the inspector general has examined thousands if not hundreds of thousands of documents. to get to this point. i think it is going to shed a lot of light.

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report from the justice department inspector general set to be released this week. it is expected to come down hard on department leaders and the fbi over the investigation into hillary clinton private email server. during the 2016 presidential campaign. true enemy we have ashley merchant, a civil rights attorney and -- >> good to be here. >> the former fbi director andrew mccabe already impacted by the inspector general review. any further legal liabilities following the release of this report? >> they are going to look mostly at james comey. looking at the fbi and the doj. whether or not they violated any of the rules. whether or not there are ethical violations. what they would like to look at is whether or not there were lies to the investigators.

there are going to be a lot of different interviews that they will analyze and comparing that to see if there were any false statements. that is what the federal government likes to render indictments on. false statements. when they ask someone about an investigation, about an action that they did, if the latter were not forthcoming with the investigation, that can lead to charges paid that is what we would see coming out of this. >> that's what they're looking for. over the administration be looking for in this report and might there be anything in the ig report that could pique the interest of the presidents personal lawyers? >> without a doubt. i think the administration will be looking at right before the election that leaks that james comey made about the emails and clinton and where there or not she would be prosecuted.this is something the administration will use to spin and take a different angle to say look, there were these lakes that came out. the leaks came out, they were

strategic. they violated fbi protocol. they violated doj protocol. these were strategic on the part of that administration. i think they're going to use that to try and turn the tide and sort of backup their side of the story here. >> is anything to read into the release date of the ig report? which is this thursday, june 14. also the presidents birthday as noted by the inspector general. >> right! maybe a big birthday present for the president. this report.i think it will be beneficial to him. i think you'll like it. i think you'll be able to use it for months to come. i definitely think there's something related to the timing of the release. >> four days later, june 18, the inspector general will testify between the senate judiciary committee. what will the committee want to learn from him and what will the inspector general want to be sure to convey to lawmakers? >> he's going to want to show

that he has a nonpartisan investigation pretty will want to show that he dug into all of these issues and he looks at all of the leaks. we've been seeing various leaks. so an indictment last week. so he is going to want lawmakers and the public to think that this is nonpartisan. he did not play sides. that this is a neutral, thorough and fair investigation. i think that will be his focus when he testifies.>> can the public trust this process? or would be tainted by political spin? >> you know, this is the most fair process that we have. jimmy carter established this inspector general to go and review what was happening so that the public could have some type of comfort in what our public agencies are doing. and so the inspector general is supposed to be neutral. >> you already chuckled and said when i asked about the release date of this and how the inspector general noted this would be released on the

presidents birthday. >> right, and i do think it will be used for that. but i think the public can have some amount of assurance that this is a nonpartisan process. even though it is a nonpartisan process, everything is partisan. but, for investigation this is supposed to be in and independent probe. i think there focus on trying to ensure the american people it was independent. whether or not it was, that's a different story. but i think his focus will be in trying to convince everyone it was. >> understood. why now?hillary clinton is not the president. donald trump is president. >> right. because it has taken time and that is part of it. it took one year to complete the investigation. it is part of the entire process. because it was a lot of information to go through, a year is not a long time for an

investigation of this sort and magnitude.but it is still important because there are a lot of players that are still playing in the game. and what comes of this report will still have implications for years to come on this administration and future administrations. >> ashley, nice to talk to. we had to leave it there. >> thank you. >> it is still going. the hawaii kilauea volcano still spewing molten lava and ash. we will have an update on the danger that continues, next. e g. ♪ [impact collision] rawwggwwrughh! [impact collision] ...ughhhh! what!!! seeing your real-life millennium falcon get damaged is painful enough. filing your insurance claim shouldn't be. esurance makes it easy. so you can get on to your next adventure. oh, we gotta pick up my mom. ...ughhhh! ♪ esurance. see solo: a star wars story now playing.

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least 600 homes so far. jeff is live in los angeles with the very latest. >> and of explosive eruption at the kilauea volcano. another earthquake is sending more airborne. this is video from the fire department. it was just released, showing the lava fountain at fisher number eight. it is still feeding a river of lava not flowing from inside leilani estates then dumped into the ocean miles away since the start of this eruption almost 40 days ago, we have now covered nine square miles of land forcing evacuation released 2500 people. of those forced to leave her now returning home to assess damages for the t time. >> there is just rocks and ash, inundating the property. the water quality and air quality are not safe.

>> this is the most active and disruptive fissure on the island. showing no signs of slowing down. they recorded lava shooting as high as 250 feet in the air spewing some of the hottest lava. they say toxic gas levels have doubled in the last 24 hours. air quality remains a concern with elevated levels of sulfur dioxide and ash. due to this latest eruption at the summit. >> it looks like scenes from a movie but it is very, very real! jeff, thank you. eric? >> a diplomat that tingles with the most difficult issues around the world is now ordained. a recent guest here, the british ambassador to the united nations, karen is now dame paris. she is been outspoken defendant

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historic meeting. >> it is fascinating. time to believe -- time has come. thank you for joining us. >> have a good night.n barnes & noble. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next. see you next saturday night. >> answer the question instead of crashing. [inaudible conversations] >> gentlemen. gentlemen. i will kick you both offset. [inaudible conversations] >> i did not start this. greg: great to see the guys from the muppets doing well. [cheering and applause]