chris hill said, no, she didn't. i'll leave tot those two to have that argument. the whacked is inargue bible is during the obama administration we sat on ours on -- our hand did nothing but pork know,. >> i want to talk but or militarization of the statecraft which is long-term and you have done a terrific job in this book explaining why it's about and why we should be concerned. >> one of the most important trans-for-makes our nation undergoing and that it has really material effects an our days tonight days lives. >> that's right. >> i'll. >> i'll offer a foot know. several years ago i wrote a chapter in a book on american foreign policy having to do with the military and he role it plays, and i discovered in research i did that most major generals, most leader of the military, were ardent adherence of the fortress america concept, all the way through world war i, which was with two oceans on one side or the of us with a rather placid neighbors and we didn't need to involve ourselves in the machinations around the

ily joined for the entire hour by one of the most seasoned experts, ambassador chris hill. it's our honor to have him. he's also one of the few americans to go inside the north korea while representing the u.s. government. he knows the players and how difficult this task is. around 9:00 p.m. there's this one-on-one meeting with donald trump and kim jong-un. we're told they will be completely alone. no other diplomats, no other aides, just government translators for them to communicate one on one. the white house says stalks with the north koreans are moving more quickly than expected. he's saying he won't need much time at all. >> how long will it take to figure out wther or not they're serious? i said maybe in the first minute. just my touch, my feel. that's what i do. >> while trump is tweeting about excitement in the air, kim jong-un is taking selfies around the city. we have to tell you this, because it's part of the news, dennis rodman, an acquaintance of both, causing a stir with his own arrival. the trump administration independent cysts put aside this excitement. th

. >> i want to bring by ambassador chris hill who has been doing fantastic coverage of the signing of this document and the meeting inpore ght. sticking around for us and for talk about what you want to hear from the press conference? i want to give you a warning that we're awaiting his arrival. >> i think when experts have a look at this document, the president has the possibility of being embarrassed and an embarrassed donald trump is never a good thing so if i were mike pompeo i'd be springing into action and i would be saying to the president, look, this is great, this is terrific, good start and i'm putting together an action plan so we can get going immediately to implement these elements. we'll go to the north koreans on this, go to the chinese on that, etc. i would try to make up for what is -- it almost looks like a dictated document. it's nothing that would be -- it should not have been announced like this. i would try to get moving on it are they going to include china or not include china. i feel sorry for people who work so hard because i think it's going to get worse and

latest example of how this is a president for home process and discipline are anathema you know chris hill the former negotiator described this as speed dating you know the walk up to the to the actual summit somebody else said that well now maybe it was more like internet dating where the guy who shows up is shorter than he looked in his picture but in any event it was it was absolutely unprecedented clearly you know none of the details had been worked out and at the end of the day you had the president of the united states giving an awful lot away in return for quite frankly an empty pledge it's just not clear what denuclearization would be it's not clear how we would ever get there and it's frankly looks like a. gaudy photo op but all of the difficulty tales lie ahead we used to prize that will happen that the g. seven summit. yes and no i mean this is donald trump is a human wrecking ball that's that's been his style and it's certainly. you know look at work for him. on the twenty sixth floor of trump tower at work for him in the campaign i don't think it serves him well as president a

ambassador chris hill, now an msnbc diplomacy contributor. chris, you were shaking your head the entire time we played that presidential -- that president sound bite about what he believes he's getting in return from north korea, and talking about the war games being stopped. >> first of all, these are exercises. these are densive exercises ta which we test the capacity of our troops to work with south korean troops to come together and deal with a threat coming from the north. so far, no one has ever called them war games before, before last night. secondly, the notion that we should go ahead and at the behest of kim jong-un and dance el them and to the regret of the south koreans is rather odd in and of itself. so yes, the summit is historic, but maybe not for the reasons that the president would like. he comes out, he signs something with chairman king. there's no explanation of what he's signing. e crowd doesn't know whether to applaud or do what as they're signing a piece of paper. we had no idea what it was. fortunately, he held it up in

latest example of how this is a president for home process and discipline are anathema you know chris hill the former negotiator described this as speed dating you know the walk up to the to the actual summit somebody else said that well now maybe it was more like internet dating where the guy who shows up is shorter than he looked in his picture but in any event it was it was absolutely unprecedented clearly you know none of the details had been worked out and at the end of the day you had the president of the united states giving an awful lot away in return for quite frankly an empty pledge it's just not clear what denuclearization would be it's not clear how we would ever get there and it's frankly looks like a. gaudy photo op but all of the difficulty tales lie ahead we surprise that will happen that the g. seven summit. yes and no i mean this is donald trump as human wrecking ball that's that's been his style and it's certainly. you know look at work for him. on the twenty sixth floor of trump tower at work for him in the campaign i don't think it serves him well as president and agai

ambassador chris hill, who is a former ambassador to south korea and an msnbc contributor, has been ineijing this week. and he said that this summit available to every u.s. president in the past, and none of them took it and for good reason. he said that there just hasn't been the levels of diplomacy happening ahead of the meeting in order for there to be some kind of breakthrough presented at the summit itself. no rabbit to pull out of the hat because nobody's been stuffing a rabbit into the hat. he said what is also missing is the interaction, the integration with key countries ahead of the summit, namely china. he said china has been crucial in implementing sanctions, and china will be crucial in implementing any framework in order for it to be meaningful for the work that begins on june 13th. so expectations certainly taking shape in these days and hours leading up to this historic summit next week. as far as president trump is concerned, he said that if jo-un on the day, he might im just invite him to washington. frances? >> all right. one step at a time. thank you. rsonal lawyer,

of a few months. >> and we do have our audio connection to him, former south korean ambassador chris hillonnected. ambassador hill, what do you think you're seeing tonight? because so far the door has not been opened. there has been no real revelatio revelations at all about what's transpired. what do you think you're seeing, especially with the video sound of president trump saying we were going to -- we're having a signing, he said in a few minutes. that was 30 minutes ago. >> well, certainly. i mean, we're seeing a political show like i've never seen one before. this is huge for north korea. they will use this footage forever. and i think the president is trying to make it huge for himself as well. as for what they're signing, who knows. it could be some ancillary agreement having to do with things we might do, maybe a schedule of things that might go down. what's clear is they don't have a schedule for denuclearization. they have some kind of commitment to do so heeeventual but no schedule to do it. by way, as to whether president obama could have done this, i as a career foreign serv

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involvement there is william cohen, former secretary of defense, and ambassador chris hill, former u.s. assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs and former ambassador to iraq thank you,, for joining us minutes ago, microphone mcconnell said if trump reaches an agreement witnorth korea, he hopes it's as a treaty. is that necessary? >> i thi, ultimately, if we're to have a peace on the korean peninsula or a cessation of hostilities, then there has to be an agreement, and i would say that's very far down the line. we have not began begun yet to figure out how many weapons, on sites, missile systems, et cetera, that have to be counted and verified to begin with, so i think talking about a treaty is a long way away. >> and, ambassador, clearly, there's a long way to go beforw successful yetting for president trump, but regardless of what happens from here, is it already a successful meeting for kim jong up? >> no question it's very successful for kim jong un this is amazing stuff for him to be sitting in equal terms with the president of the united states the north ko

i want to bring in now our nbc diplomatic analyst chris hill, former u.s. ambassador to south korea. he joins us from new york. i'm fixated a little bit with this body languag thing. what have you seen not only from their gestures but what we heard from the brief snipts that stands out to you? >> i'm not sure it's a lot, but clearly president trump is just all in. he's not going to avoid smiling or otherwise try to be cold the way people have done so in the past. i think he's basically all in. this is a huge task. inevitably, i think kimwill tal south korea, and i would hope that the president would say, look, those forces are there for defensive purposes. as long as you don't attack south korea, you have absolutely nothing to be concerned about from our 28,000 troops there. and i think the china situation is very complex. i just got back from china sunday night, and to hear the chinese about this, they're kind of happy but they're kind of nervous, andhey're not really sure they like what's going on, so i hope there is a pivot in the next day or two so that

. >> ambassador chris hill, sue mi ter terry, thank you very much. michael beschloss. thank you. tonight we will be watching brian williams, rachel maddow and next coiclaceor a prime time special at 8:00 p.m. eastern. all eyes right here on msnbc. >>> next up, canada says it won't be bullied as the president goes on a twitter tantrum.th iidra... ...the only eye drop... ...approved for the signs... ...and symptoms of dry eye. because dry eye can mean... ...more than... ...just dryness. xiidra may provide lasting relief... ...starting in two weeks. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you are allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye... .or any surface. after using xiidra, wait5 minutes... ...before reinserting contacts. chat with your eye doctor... ...about xiidra. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just beacuase of a claim. i totally could've... (wife) nope! switching to a

i know chris hill personally.d a lot of time in trying to accomplish things in asia. you gotta be willing to walk away. you have to have a khrushchev moment. bang your fist on the table and leave. >> the president told reporters that the human rights abuses, they were not discussed in that oval office meeting. shouldn't that have been talked about? shouldn't that be a pivotal point with this summit as well? >> i think protecting freedom and human rights has always been part of our national security strategy. it's an american tradition that we always incorporate that decision when we are talking about how to reach consensus with other states. >> i want to go to something in your backyard there, sir. the students at parkland. it's graduation day. we look back to that aftermath of the tragedy and the governor passing sweeps gun measures. you can point to steps that congress has taken since parkland? the school shooting in santa fe last month. >> it's terrible. i'm one of the few republicans that has spoken out public

korea is far preferably than threatening to rain fire and fury down on the country, but, you know, chris hillthe former negotiator said that this reminded him of speed dating. i think he was being kind. >> does the ambassador do speed dating? i didn't know that. this reminds me of a marx brothers movie. at first you have the president accepting the meeting with no pre-conditions and then you have john bolton on national television saying we want to do the libya model and then the president demonstrates that he doesn't know what the libya model is and then he calls off the summit because he's been insulted and now it's back on. so with that kind of process you really have to wonder where we're going to end up at the end of the day. >> and letalk about the intelligence, clint, or lack thereof. from what i understand we don't have the kind of intelligence on north korea that we had in iran. so we won't be able to carry out the type of inspections and look where we are with the iran nuclear deal right now. even if north korea were to promise to denuclearize completely, how do we know that they ca

and then in 2005 ambassador chris hill as part of the six-party talks was part of negotiating a statement by all six parties that used the word verification of the denuclearization. we've goa very long way to go here. and the steps that joe laid out are exactly the ones that are needed. and most importantly, a framework for the negotiators who can really get to work and a team that has all the experts on it that are needed to do something this complicated and this difficult. >> when we talk about nuclear deals, ambassador, we know the president wants them with north korea. we know the president hated the one that you helped negotiate with iran, he's called it the worst deal ever, horrible, major embarrassment, et cetera, et cetera. what do you think he can learn good and bad from the experience you went through with respect to conventional weapons and with the nukes? >> before we got into the real intense negotiations during the twist period, i asked our team to write an entire document based on the presentation that president obama had given to us to stop all the pathways for material fo

ambassador chris hill, thank you forjoining us.r trump is heralding the summit a great success back in washington, pyongyang is also claiming it was a winner for their supreme leader. few doubted that this would quickly become a propaganda coup for kim jung—un and that certainly seems to be the case. here's reaction from north koreans. translation: the future of our country's looking bright because we have kim jong—un leading the world's political trend on the korean peninsula, steering wheel of history. translation: the meeting between the people's republic of korea and the us leadership in singapore was very great event that has great significance for reconciliation, peace, stability and future prospects of the korean peninsula. translation: bringing dramatic change in our country's relationship with the united states, which took the world by surprise, is the result of efforts by the workers' party and our government, which has been willing to safeguard the peace and stability of the korean peninsula and the world. everyone on me

what chris hill did was extraordinary.denuclearization of the korean peninsula, verifiable in the september 2005 deal and it broke down over verification so we have not only been here before but we have been here with greater specificity so pompeo needs to go back and understand a little bit more and history and go forward with a team that knows what they're doing. >> mike pompeo said they would take whatever they put together to the senate. any regre doing that with the iran deal? >> no regrets, the congress got to decide on the iran deal. there hadn't been a treaty agreed to except a on the know on start for years in the senate. when bob dole sat in his wheelchair on the floor of the united states senate to try to get the disabilities treaty through, who could be against that? it didn't happen. so treaties are difficult and the other thing, the iran deal was 110 pages, a tre doesn't make it easy to look at reciprocal steps and pull back if necessary. it's a different kind of instrument so the congress got to decide on t

chris attends hill sock where katherine's brother patrick also goes. "e.t." was was chris just hours before their outing. he gave no hint about a new romance. >> father's day is tomorrow. >> yes. >> how are you going to celebrate? >> church and i'm going to lay low and swim in the pool. >> now to "snl"'s pete davidson who opens up about his engagement to arianna gualeend i feel like i won a contest. >> how are you handling it all right now? >> [ bleep ]. >> on the way to fallon, pete and arianne fla enjoyed lollipops outside their new 4,000 square foot love nest in new york. a source confirmed to "e.t." the 24-year-olds are living together and excited for the next chapter. >> something tells me you like gave me hope. >> the couple only went public 22 days before getting engaged with a $93,000 rock. pete's taking his mr. ariana grande status in stride. >> i'm forever known as like her plus one. >> on the way, our london exclusive with james corden. his regret. >> if i could turn back time, that would make me believe in life after love. >> then tiffany haddish's

let's turn to the "fox news sunday" anchor, chris wallace who is live on capitol hill. chris, my guess is that this isn't going to be the smoothest of processes. what do you see happening after july 31? >> well, it will be a battle. it's a battle that if republicans play it smart and if the president gives them the right kind of nominee, they're going to win. because they don't need to beat a filibuster. we've had the nuclear option with neil gorsuch. the senate majority leader. mitch mcconnell for the first time in history said it only took 51 votes to get a supreme court nominee through. they have 50 votes and mike pence. that gives them 51. so if they hold together, they can ram this through without a democratic vote. democrats can huff and puff all they want and they'll be very unhappy. there's a lot of issues where justice kennedy sided with the liberal side, the democratic side. not the conservative republican side. you know, that was a reason this was a big issue in the last election. donald trump won. he will probably get a conservative justice on the supreme cou

>> i think chris hill, along with a lot of other people, i don't want to just single him out, lots ofe are worked on this over the past 30 years and produced failure after failure so we should look to other commentary rather than listen to people who couldn't make progress on this before. there's a certain level of expertise but the effort put forward but the prior institution experts didn't get out anywhere. >> bill: thank you. the a-team. >> sandra: please come back. thank you. >> bill: lots of americans celebrating the historic summit but not as muchs dennis rodman. why the nba greats crying tears of joy today. oh, yeah, come on back. experi the 18us nx thybd with a class-leading 31 mpg combined estimate. lease the 2018 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. directv now gives you more for your thing. get all the good stuff about tv without all the bad stuff. yes! you can still stream your favorite shows. yes! with no annual contract. wait, what? it's live tv. yes! with no satellites. what? and no bulky hardware. no bulky hardware! isn't that

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. >> tomorrow huge day because we have brought rosenstein on capitol hill testifying, fbi director chrisay testifying on capitol hill before the judiciary committee, do they still make that? we will get hannity to fly down. i love to read your comments on twitter, some of them are not so nice but we like those too. a big country, got to make your views heard. let's handed out to shannon bream and the fox news at night team. >> twitter is a dangerous place, be careful. >> you did a fantastic job for this network over the last 48, 72 hours, unbelievable. heather: supreme court earthquake and the president says he will push for a new justice he hopes will serve for 40 years at least. could be sen. mike lee? he's on the short list? joins us in a fox news at night -- pastor robert j

one thing ambassador chris hill tried to do this deal a while ago and failed.id there needs to be an action document along with this. one thing they said they drafted. didn't put the word verified in there. that would have helped. judge: also would have helped if they agreed to end the korean war. you can't get everything. you can't get everything all at once. we are talking during the break, i could not agree with sean hannity more. donald trump looked more presidential this morning than i have ever seen him look. this may very well be transformative for him as a person. and for the office that he occupies. brian: shows you he can d whatever he wants. he doesn't use action language that wouldave blown this up deal at any point lastonth. even his letter -- judge: i heard you about an hour ago characterizing this this s. the way business people operate. they don't have the patience the politicians. they want it done and wants it donna short period of time. i think he understands that this is nowhere near the final agreement. whatever goes to congress, if at all.

. >>> fbi director chris wray appeared on capitol hill to answer questions about the insp criticizingow the agency handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the report found the fbi violated department guidelines and mishandled the investigation. wray told the interstate -- told the senate judiciary committee yesterday that he's committed to making sure the fbi doesn't repeat any mistakes that were made. >> this report is focused on a specific set of events back in 2016 and a small number of fbi employees connected with those events. mistakes made by those employees do not define our 37,000 men and women and the great work they do every day -- >> wray said the fbi has started making changes including how employees handle sensitive investigations. >>> the pentagon says it's formally suspending all planning for a major military exercise with south korea that was supposed to take place in august after his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un last week. president trump abruptly announced that he was suspending military exercises with south korea. the defense department says

hill. rod rosenstein and chris wray fending off attacks from house republicans in a fiery five-hour hearing. >> listen to trey gowdy who took two and a half years to complete the benghazi investigation. >> if you have evidence of wrongdoing by my member of the trump campaign present it to the damn grand jury. if you have evidence that this president acted inappropriately, present it to the american people whatever you got. finish it the hell up. >> it has gone -- what, two years, mr. gowdy investigated benghazi for two and a half years for context. and this morning julianne set ser. this was a contentious five hours. this one stood out from jim jordan pressing rod rosenstein, listen. >> i don't know why you won't give us what we've asked for. >> sir, i hope your colleagues are not under that impression and that is not accurate, sir -- >> it is accurate. we've caught you hiding -- >> mr. chairman can we allow the witness to answer. >> mr. chairman, point of order. we could go to the press conference to hear from him but we came here to hear the witness. >> you're statement that i'm keeping i

hill. we have fbi director chris wray testifying on capitol hill all before the judiciary committee. i should bring the jiffy pop? do they still make that? i will get hannity to fly down we will sit there together and live tweet that will deal. i love to read your comments on twitter most of the time. some of them are not so nice but we like those too. it's a big country. you need to make your views heard. keep it respectful. let's hand it to shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: twitter is a dangerous place, laura come as you know. >> laura: can i say something? you did a fantastic job for this network over the last 48, 72 hours. unbelievable. thank you so much. stu and i loved every minute of it. thank you, laura. we begin with fox news alert. spring court earthquake and tonight the president said he will push for a new justice he hopes will serve for 40 years. at least. could it be senator mike lee? he is on the short-list but does he want the job? he joins us in a "fox news @ night" exclusive. plus pastor robert jeffress will weigh in with a key swi

chad pergram analyzing what tonight results could mean for the balance of power on capitol hill. christirewalt covering the th deanna sprin monitoringin the results from montana's senate primary election. good evening, dan. >> hey, good evening, shannon. it could be a long night in helena, montana, as polls closed about anour ago we have some results now, and we're at matt rosendale's victory party. he was a front-runner going all the way through this primary season. he had the most backing, he had the most money, a lot of outside money coming into his campaign, and right now, he trails. let's go to the numbers we have right now. the latest results, 14% of the registered voters having voted, having been counted, and they are expecting about 33% turnout, matt rosendale is at 31%, but leading at 31%. two other candidates, both at 17%. matt rosendale, as i said, the big favorite going io this, a blot of outside money from some of the big g.o.p. pacs, like some of the big ones, the conservative ones, spent over $3 billion in his support. he has been endorsed by senator ted cruz, rand paul,

. >> in case you missed it, it was a pretty contentious hearing on capitol hill yesterday. chris wray and rosenstein facing sharp questions about the independence of the justice department. hallie jackson has more on this. >> reporter: inside a house hearing room a political production. >> i'm reading what the press said. >> i would suggest you do not rely on what the press says. thank you for making it clear. t. >> it focused on fbi actions in 2016 and that seen your agent working on the russia investigation at the time exchanged anti trump text messages with a colleague when he was having an affair with. peter strzok saying a trump presidency will stop it. >> the very same people to assign to investigate the man they hated. >> buzz critics see all this as a cover for republicans' real purpose they said to try and undermine the special counsel investigation, overseen by rod rosen tine. >> they're not holding responsible those who work with the russians. this is an effort to work as the president's fixers in congress. >> there's no evidence of russian collusion. >> the special co

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chris down in morgan hill, he is weather savvy. it's nice to go outside and not sweat. i like that. looks like next week's warm up will barely qualify as a heat wave but i like the euro. european forecast model the operational drop. next thursday and friday. it will continue the beat of a cooler patter that's a big change from what the forecast models were showing. now they are backing off, which makes sense. low clouds picks on is breezy. there's some areas where it's nice and breezy. 5152. that's really cool. as long as that stays in place, our temperatures are hard- pressed. we will see a little warmer pattern friday. cooled down saturday. nice on sunday. everything continues to, -- to come in on short. so no change there. the breeze ask up, dies down. cool side, even east bay, low 50s. 50 degrees picked 51 moraga park 54 san ramon park high pressure -- san ramon. high pressure. upper 70s. pretty cool for june. 5:31 this is usually the go time for traffic breaks >> traffic is getting a little bit busier. we don't have a lot of incidents. that's good. we are going to start with so

chris henry in morgan hill says i would guess the cold sea surface temperatures would make it more difficult wave to come back. i would not call it a heat wave but i agree with that. how hot and calling it major or crazy is too soon to go. 50 is the water temp in san francisco bowie, 52 at half moon bay. that is really cold. i would be shocked if any temperatures warm up that much near the coast next week. we have a long way to go. in the meantime, it will be a nice day today if you like temperatures with a decent westerly breeze. many of you tell me you do. 50s for temps, upper 40s, not much of a change here. there are a lot of upper 40s from kelseyville and sevastopol. pitta lama -- a few clouds in the morning and then mostly sunny this afternoon as the system drags across. 60s and 70s for the temps. this man loves that kind of weather. >> i do love that kind of weather. thank you very much, steve. the weather the last few days has been right up my alley but i digress. >>> let's start with the solano county commute on 80 westbound as you head out from vacaville, fairfield and vallejo. it l

republican senator james imhoff wants to meet face to face with the embattled chris pruitt at the hill dozen allegations, including that he asked staffers to help his bwife find a job. a meeting could happen as early as today. >>> first lady melania clump still more popular than the president. it's down six points from may. roughly the same where hillary clinton was at this time in 1994 during her husband's first term. the first lady melania trump grabbing headlines this week after she weighed in on immigration. she said the u.s. should follow the law, but do so by governing with heart. the president should listen to her. >> the vast majority in retention are kids who came here with their families. that's the biggest problem. i think americans want two things. they want immigration, but do it with humanity. i think melania said it right. my advice, the president should listen to melania. >> let me go back to the bush story. the feud between the president and the bush family runs deep. now don jr. getting involved. likes george p. george p. campaigned with president trump, candidate tru

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chris henry says, for morgan hill, sounds like a repeat of a week ago. warmer friday.otter than heck on saturday. then a southerly surge sunday. that's exactly right. it's almost like a repeat performance. looking to be the same here. 90s tomorrow. for inland areas. 100s for many. a coast 70s. a lot of 80s, 90s, two 100s. this will be onsaturday. some of the forecast highs are near 100. san jose, mid 90s. the city could be around 76. system that came by yesterday is moving out. not completely chewed up the fog. there's still some there. you can see a lot that just patchy, more so than yesterday. 40s, 50s on your temps. a little cool person. 52 danville. also blackhawk, 53. same for el cerrito. 51 in malaga. bold. cold air drainage. gusts of 30. that hasn't decreased yet. more sunshine today. still, these are slightly below average temps. 60s, 70s, and he did. 5:31. any shenanigans at the bay bridge or what? >> no. there is a little bit congestion, steve. as is normally the case. at about 5:30 or so. let's take a look at that commute. to the bay bridge. you can see vaca

and def jam records shared pictures of the party and his wife kim kardashian along with jonah hill, naz, chrisnames. star-studded event. kim tweeted he shot the official cover himself on his iphone, it's a picture of the mountains and you might notice the words "i hate being bipolar." it's awesome. mental health is apparently a common theme throughout the album and he also sings about how mad kim got when he made those controversial comments on slavery. they apparently did not go over well at home. >> the album cover actually -- i think that's pretty brilliant what he wrote. >> yeah. >> apropos. >> well, there's a lot more in the album itself. >> it's great. >> i'll have a full report tomorrow. >>> all right, now on to the world's most popular chocolate bar, the kit kat came out on top in a recent survey by ranker.com. and in case you forgot the jingle, here's a quick reminder. ♪ give me a break, break me off a piece of that kit kat bar ♪ >> the operative words break me off a piece of that kit kat bar. despite the popularity of the bar, not everyone got the memo. a woman in d.c. tweets, i don'

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these tweets came hours before deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director chris wray want to capitol hill to face tough questions about the investigation. that hearing by the way is still going on. it's been going on for hours. and law make remembers asking tough questions. >> there is an old saying that justice delayed is justice denied. i think right now all of us are being denied. whatever you got, finish it the hell up. because this country is being torn apart. >> while the president was in wisconsin, first lady melania trump made another trip to the mexican border to take a closer look at the situation that is plaguing the administration. >> i'm here to support you and give my help, whatever i can, for behalf of children and the families. >>> lots to cover today. let's begin with trump's focus on jobs. nbc's peter alexander has been traveling with the president. he joins us now from mount pleasant, wisconsin, twr the president just finished speaking moments ago. peter, the message last night, today has been strong. this is a jobs president. and by the way he does pretty well with the

. >> rob rosenstein and chris wray, they're on capitol hill.hat are lawmakers trying to get out of this? >> trying to do two things. they're trying to, one, put the focus back on hillary clinton's e-mails because they don't want to talk about donald trump. put the focus back on her e-mails almost two years after the end of the 2016 election. but, two, this is a preemptive strike. it is an ongoing part of a preemptive operation against the mueller probe. they are trying to discredit the mueller probe by going after people like rod rosenstein who oversees bob mueller and going after christopher wray, the fbi director. what they want to do is to instill doubt in the american people. that the conclusions that we expect bob mueller will put forward in the coming months are somehow tainted, are somehow unsound. this is what that's all about. it's not about congressional oversight of the department of justice or the fbi. far from it. in fact, republicans on the hill have shown little regard for the well being, for the effectiveness of the fbi and the

joining me now from capitol hill is utah congressman chris stewart.s the republican on the house intelligence committee. thank you for taking the time. >> good to be with you. >> you haireard the president's comments this morning that the report which actually looked at the investigation of hillary clinton's use of a primary e-mail server, that exonerated him on collusion and obstruction of justice. that's not, in fact, what this report looked into. what's your response to the president's claim? >> he just spoke too broadly. as you said and your reporter said earlier. this had nothing to do with the mueller investigation and nothing to do with russia and charges of obstruction. it was very anywhere yo. it wasn't even about the department of justice. it was in a rolenarrowly confin inspector general looking at the activities. you read this report, it makes everyone look bad in this. director comey has gotten lots of people disappointed in him. >> it does show senior members of the fbi expressing feelings about president trump during the campaign. in yo

hill. this is something that could go terribly wrong, susan. >> reporter: well, yes, it certainly could, chris. good morning. a lot of relief here on the hill and everywhere around the country that the president did backtrack on that with the executive order, no longer separating families at the border. it doesn't address families already separated. so the government still needs to answer for that. now congress is set for a couple of votes this afternoon on an immigration bill hoping to pass broader reform. >> the cries of the children were heard. >> i think anybody with a heart will feel strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. >> the president's executive order allows families illegally crossing families to stay together crossing the board. >> this is wrong. >> it's a response to worldwide outcry over separation of migrant parents and children. while showing compassion, the president made his position on immigration clear at a rally in minnesota. >> they are not sending their finest, i can tell you. we're sending them the hell back. i will never sacrifice safety and securi

chris has been yelling from the top of the hill on this one. there perhaps isn't anything that is happening in our politic today that is as consequential as the retirement of this particular supreme court justice. >> yeah. >> and his replacement. would you agree, chris. >> i want to get back to chuck schumer the leader on this, he is going to be fighting the parliamentary procedure fights that we mentioned here in terms of getting this to a vote before a november election. i don't see how he as a police, very smart, and knows his history could say to voters in the country we had to let it go because we are trying to try to play it safe in this election. we didn't want to take this issue of who gets onto the supreme court to the voter. he has to say to the voters this is sequential, we will do everything we can to protected you, voter, including progressive voters, from a supreme court that's locked in with a death grip by conservatives for 30 years. we are not going to let that happen. nothing is more important. ali, you asked that question, no

hill. frank gardner at m15 headquarters. the transport secretary chrisc introduction of new rail timetables which has disrupted part5 of the network. he blamed network rail and the rail companies involved, but labour said he bore ultimate responsibility and should re5ign. govia thame5link and northern have implemented temporary schedule5 today, removing hundreds of trains from the timetable as our political editor laura kuen55berg reports. cancelled. quite diabolical. stuck on platforms for hours. just disaster. waiting for train5 that never come. wa5 supposed to start work at half seven but i don't think i'm going to get there until eight now. traveller5 wondering what's going on and who to blame. a new timetable sent services around the country haywire. northern, great northern, southern and thame5link. tonight, network rail owned up. i'm saying it's our fault. i'm recognising network rail'5 position in that, which is that we are to blame and actually we have to fix it for everybody. 0rder, statement, the secretary of state for transport. but that is n

chris. there's a lot of relief on capitol hill across the country, across the world that this policy separating families is ending but only ending for new families across the border. now the government needs to answer for how they are going to reunite families now. congress is working on passing immigration reform. >> the cries of the children were heard. >> anybody with a heart would feel very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. >> the president's executive order allows families illegally crossing the border to stay together in federal custody as parents await prosecution. >> this is wrong. >> it's a response to a worldwide outcry over separations of migrant parents and children. while showing compassion, the president made his position on immigration clear at a rally in minneso minnesota. >> they are not sending their finest, i can tell you. we're sending them the hell back. i will never sacrifice safety and security of american people. >> reporter: now it's up to congress to agree on immigration reform. >> i'm committed to working with administration. my colleagues on

the hill newspaper with dennis rodman who was on cnn on the chris cuomo show. the headline, dennis rodman weeks with joy over the trump summit saying the nba hall of fame dennis rodman giving an emotional, bizarre tv interview, reacting to the highly anticipated summit between the president and the north korean leader. he was wearing sunglasses and a red make america great hat. relationshipt his with kim and his expectations for the historic meeting. more details available at the hill.com. lunch taking place right now. nothing else on the president's schedule until 4:00 p.m. where he is expected to hol press availability. there is some flexibility if these meetings continue. as soon as we know, we will pass it on to you. live pictures and we see the pool reporters gathering for some kind of activity. othe capturing the moment. this could be a departure of the north korean leader. on his schedule he is expected to leave about 2:00 p.m. local time, but we will keep an eye on that. we are watching the scene as you are watching it. karen is joining us from wisconsi

. >> including of course chris wray who will be on the hill later this afternoon. so far to our understand nothing date has been set by house jaw di -- judiciary. do they take this what they want to hear much of the same way that they picked pieces from the inspector general report that supports their arguments? >> i absolutely think that we'll just troib what democrats and republicans have already seen. we saw with the ig report people highlighted totally different things and so i think it will just sort of feed more content into this very polarized environment, even though it could be very illuminating for to us hear from someone. and it also may be an opportunity for the fbi to try to put a better foot forward and, you know, try to reinvent itself as slightly more credible institution because the ig report, regardless of how you came down upon it was critical of the fbi. >> it does conclude there's no evidence of pitical motivation inside the agency to help or hurt hillary clinton or donald trump during the 2016 campaign. despite that, some including rudy giulia

. >> joining me now, cnn's dana bash, cnn's chris cillizza and cnn political commentator mark lamont hillt where the president left off, he wants professional football players he's been attacking and saying some should be thrown out of the country to suggest who he should pardon. what do you make of this? >> solid logic there. even if we were to ignore the fact that muhammad ali doesn't need a pardon, he was castigated for protesting, for resisting, for using his athletic position. it is ironic he wants to pardon muhammad ali, however erroneous the logic is, at the same time he wants to beat up on football players for doing the same thing. he's mischaracterizing the nfl players point. their point isn't that some people are being unfairly treated by the system, it is not about individual acts of mistreatment, it is about structural inequality, also about state violence, people being killed by law enforcement. so you can't pardon someone who is dead. you can't break out the ouija board and fix it. you need structural readjustment and have a change of laws. and that can't happen by -- >> i t

canadians would spend more time at bargaining table and less time lobbying capitol hill and press and state governments here. chrisright. >> they are simply not playing pair, dishonest, weak. chris: well, i want to pick up on this, though, mr. navarro because it isn't just canada, germany's chancellor angela merkel released a photo of the summit and there was no comment on it but it certainly looked like it was president trump against the other members of the g6, america's closest allies and i want to pick up on this point because the last time you were on with me on fox news sunday you said that no country would retaliate for the tariffs that we were going to impose but let's take a look at, in fact, what has happened since we last talked. canada has announced tariffs on 13 billion-dollars in u.s. goods, the european union will impose tariffs on $3 billion in american products. i understand, sir, that the objective of the president's trade policy with your advice somewhat call it a trade war is to get the other countries to lower their tariffs on us, but hasn't the practical effect been to get them to raise their

david: meanwhile on capitol hill, a very heated hearing. fbi director chris wray and doj inspector general michael horowitz testifying in front of the senate judiciary committee about the ig report about the clinton email investigation which revealed more evidence of bias by fbi investigators. edward lawrence is in d.c. edward, the question is whether the bias affected fbi operations? reporter: depends on how ask the answer to that question but for the past two hours fbi director christopher wray and inspector general michael horowitz have been on the hot seat this, is lecture more of the senators towards the fbi director, using facts in the inspector general's report. continuing that lecture, senator orrin hatch wanted to make sure that the fbi director made sure he wasn't happy with what he read. >> these were senior agency officials they were running two of the most important investigations in the powerbureau's history. they were ensy borednant, grossly unfor professional and even untruthful. let's not pretend this is one-off problem. there is serious prob

well on capitol hill in washington plenty of tweets and criticism for the ambassador congressman chris murphy today twee did when i raised concerns to grid l. about politicizing this post he personally is sure to me that once he became embassador he would stay out of politics this interview is awful ambassadors are not supposed to empower any political party overseas. for diplomats are supposed to refrain from taking sides especially in party politics that may be why germany's foreign ministry says that the ambassador will have to explain his words on wednesday during a scheduled meeting and will is calling this criticism absurd and he's doing that via twitter d.w. news has reached out to the u.s. embassy and requested an interview with ambassador grinnell he has so far declined our offer. for more on this story we're going to take it on both sides of the atlantic i'm joined now by clear richardson from our washington studio and right here in berlin favi unfunded mark at our parliamentary studio to both of you good evening fabio and let me start with you the visit of the u.s. ambassado