lieutenant colonel daniel davies thank you forjoining us. daniel davies thank you forjoining us.storic summit between donald trump and kim jong—un currently under way. stay with us as we followed the developments every step of the way. —— follow. hello there. for many days, even weeks now, our weather has been stuck in a rut. long spells of warm sunshine, and just the odd thunderstorm. but, at long last, things are changing. you may not like the change because firstly we're bringing some cooler air in from the north. and then, from the atlantic, through the middle part of the week, we're going to bring quite an active frontal system, an area of low pressure, that will bring some wet and very windy weather, particularly across the north. that will be a bit of a shock to the system. but the changes are already under way. some cooler conditions through the day ahead. quite a lot of cloud around as well. that cloud will break up through the day, so we will see some spells of sunshine. the best of these likely to be found across parts of wales and the south—west. equally, just the odd

we have with us now, daniel davis a former adviser to the south korean army. this power issue? >> in terms of this suspicious of the military drills, i don't view that as a concession. it's a calculated risk by the president. it costs us nothing to do. it doesn't diminish our military capability or readiness in the short term. there's nothing that will stop our forces from training as your correspondent just said. but it could lay the path for lowering the tensions continually and moving towards denuclearization. could be a good play by the president. >> there's a saying in america, if you want peace, prepare for war. so to put a finer point on this, the bbc had a report -- this is a tweet. chinese foreign minist announced that trump would suspend u.s. war games with south korea before trump announced it himself at the press briefing that suggested kim's people were on the phone to beijing after the meeting because they recognize how big a concession it was. that's interesting for me. you're the first person i've heard explain that it's not as big a concession

let's bring in james cara fonda of the turkish foundation lieutenant colonel daniel davis of defense priorities. guys, good morning. there's a lot to talk about. i want to start with you, james, on the issue demutualization. we've heard statements from mike pompeo. we've heard other things in treats from the president saying that this is what they want, demutualization of the peninsula. do you think president trump has enough leverage to go into this meeting tomorrow and get the promise from kim jong un? neil: the answer is yes, but it's all up to king. markets need to take a deep yoga breath because the u.s. underlying strategy really protects our vital interests and as long as the strategy remains in place and the u.s. doesn't compromise on the strategy, we have nothing to worry about. let's say the president is overwhelmingly successful and can actually agree to remove his nuclear program in order to open up to the last. the administration has been pretty clear that the treaty is signed off by the senate. that is going to take time to negotiate. nothing magical will happen in the

for more on this we go to lieutenant colonel daniel davis senior fellow at defensive priority and a former u.s. adviser so the south korean army. thank you for joining us. what do you make of where we are now? >> things are moving in the right direction. and moving moving in a predictae direction. we had trump and mike pompeo before the singapore summit was the clear this is the start of something and a first step. you had the declaration of the moon summit in april and the trump-kim summit. with the expectation that now at the working level those things would continue on now they established what the objectives were. now you are seeing the next step, what you would expect. >> melissa: general keane said the next step is to outline where the nuclear weapons and anything they would druz to make them or facilitate them as well as the ballistic missiles. just a map of where those things are across the country. how would we know that the list is complete, though? >> that is on the list. i'm not sure that is the next thing. we have a ways to go before we get there. we have need more confidence

daniel davis is a senior fellow and military expert at defense strategies and priorities, rather.nk you for talking with us today. >> always my pleasure. >> julie: things are going very well so far. we have nothing in writing. well, they did sign a document. doesn't mean they're giving up the weapons right away. what do you make of the president's handling of north korea so far? >> honestly, i think it's really, really good. i hear a lot of people trying to cast dispersions on almost anything he does. where we are right now is miles ahead of where we were even six months ago when the threat of war seemed over our heads. the president has taken all the right steps to minimize the pressure, minimize the stress while never blinking on the military tea deterrence. he has the possibility to get to a peace treaty which is extraordinary. >> julie: we're miles ahead of any establishment that we've ever had with north korea, ever, by any president in u.s. history. so that is to say a lot. but there is still obviously a lot more work to be done. the president said you haven't seen any rocke

joining me now, lieutenant colonel daniel davis. he is a retired oust army colonel.ou so much. what do you think went on this that meeting today? what do they have to prepare for? what are they asking singapore to do? >> yeah, they have a whole host of things that they're wanting. sof them are mundane, simple things, like making sure that everything is set up in the right way, follows, diplomatic protocol. some things are more serious, major security setup, that sort of thing, but the other thing, robly -- probably most important things discussions go on with state department and white house officials and awith north korean counterparts to set up the stage, that the summit can come off with effective outcome for the united states. melissa: i mean the fact that they had such a clear back channel or behind the scenes conversation ahead of this meeting when you saw the meeting go on at the white house and other one here in new york with kim jong-un's number two man gives you the indication they're pretty serious about trying to get as much dialogue out of the way before

senior fellow, retired lieutenant colonel, daniel davis.ke of what he's saying not a hugeal suspending these exercises for the time being. >> is absolutely correct. this doesn't diminish and one iota our military capability. the power we can bring to bear and it doesn't diminish our readiness at all because nothings happening to stop our military readiness, military training in the united states. we have such a vast scope and experience of his additional knowledge of how to do the things that some temporary suspension won't do anything. if that actually gives us some chance to continue to move towards a peace outcome, the da so we should do because that's in our interests. neil: younow, i use the good cop, bad cop analogy to talk about thend putting their best foot forward with the north koreans, but remindi them as secretary of state there is a tescounter to this on michael pompeo saying the north koreans m mak a nuclear disarmament steps by the en the president's first term, going on to say that there uld be in-depth verification and it w

colonel daniel davis colonel thank you for taking time.e who served this country with great honor, you and all of your colleagues who are veterans deserve to be treated well and to get expedited care when you need it. that has been a problem, and i'm wondering if you are confident this will end that problem. >> well, as i think your previous guests had said earlier on the same subject, it comes down to leadership and it certainly looks like president trump is putting some firm action behind his claims to want to make this better and if the leaders at the top are interested in really putting forth an effort to make this better, then i have high expectations it can be done because the people who are in the va for the most part are patriotic americans who love their country and love the people who have served and i think they're going to do a good job with this legislation and i think now they will have a better chance to do that because i think the other part the president did mention is about the accountability part and one of the frustrati

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daniels case. shortly after, though, we heard from the first lady, her own version, put out by her spokeswoman. here's abc's linsey davis on that. >> reporter: it was the first real glimpse of her we've had in weeks. melania trump in front of the cameras, alongside her husband. >> thank you, melania. she's doing great. she went through a little rough patch, but she's doing great. >> reporter: today, she was out of the public eye once again, but making her voice heard. her office responding to comments from the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, who was asked what the first lady thinks about stormy daniels. >> can't speak for melania -- >> but you're a personal friend. >> i am, and -- she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. i don't even think there's a slight suspicion that it's true, when you -- excuse me, when you look at stormy daniels. i know donald trump, and -- >> let's respect her. >> look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women, women of great substance. stormy daniels? >> reporter: still, president trump ended up footing the bill to keep daniels quiet about their alleged affair. an

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daniels. this coming on the heels of very public and unprecedented pushback over comments that rudy giuliani made. linsey daviss here with the details. >> reporter: hi mrs. trump has not commented publicly, yesterday giuliani did, say that, quote, she believes her husband and knows it's untrue. now the first lady is making it clear that the former mayor of new york city does not speak for her. >> first lady melania trump is now firing back after comments from the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. >> i can't speak for melania. >> but you're a personal friend. >> i am and -- she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. >> reporter: at a conference in israel he was asked what the first lady thinks about stormy daniels who alleges she had an affair with trump before he became president. >> when you look at stormy daniels, i know donald trump. >> let's respect her. >> look at his three wives, beautiful women, classy women, women of substance. stormy daniels? >> reporter: the first lady's spokeswoman offered this, i don't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. pre

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. before we get a weather update lets go into the house of commons which is filling up, saw david davis few minutes they are now minded to side with the government. so we will keep and ion that and we will be going there for the crucial vote results but now i think it's time for the weather. good afternoon, a few showers down in westminster but it's been dry up the road at broadcasting house and many it's another dry day. colour across the country but pleasantly in the sunshine. let's take you to northern france during last 24 hours because here we have seen record—breaking rainfall. the wettest 24 period for some parts, towards paris, rain lingering threat. they have had our wet weather while we have been com pletely weather while we have been completely dry. across some parts of western scotland, stornoway in particular, 22 days without rain. but we are about to switch things around and at last somewhere it weather on the way. the satellite imagery from this afternoon, this strip of cloud developing bump in it as well, it's all being fed by a jet strea m as well, it's all being fed by

davi taxing them to dekath? he's going to destroy harley-davidson? i talked about the pittsburgh steelers yesterday. this sort of reminds me about that great song from 1979 in america by charlie danielssay, you think we're weak? just go put your hands on a pittsburgh steelers fan. and then, sir, i believe you'll understand. the same applies for harley-davidson and harley owners. you don't say you're going to purposely try to kill their compan >> joe, first of all, let's get that tweet back up on the screen, if we could. alex, if you could get that prior tweet about harley-davidson and the president's threat where he says you're -- we're going to tax you, you're going to pay a big tax. what does that mean to other american companies with operations overseas and with the confusion of the tax code, with the threat o a recession on the horizon, clearly. we can talk about that at some point later. what does that mean? is this president so emboldened, so free of any restraints in his own mind, as well as his own behavior, does he think that he can do whatever it is he wants to do, to go avid corporations and now with the supreme court decision he has successful, probably in his own mind, g