abe as our guest at mar-a-lago in palm beach. the steadfast alliance between japan and the united states is an enduring force of peace and stability in the pacific region and around the world. from the beginning of my administration, the prime minister and i have been working to expand our cooperation in a range of areas, including defense and commerce. which is what we dis today. as i p to meet next week with kim jong-un, and i want to bring up the fact that t prime minister and also president moon of south korea were extremely helpful, cooperative, and would like to see something happen, being a great for north korea, south korea, being a great for japan, the united states a t world. our partnership has been invaluable in reaching this important moment and we will continue to be in very close communication in the weeks ahead, including thess japanese abductees, which i know is of great personal importance to prime minister abe. i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a brigh new future for north kor

states, would it be here at the white house or mar-a-lago? maybe we'll white house or mar-a-lago?use or mar-a-lago? maybe we'll start at the white house, what do you think? and that would be quite a photo—op. peter bowes, bbc news. as the anticipation builds for this summit, we'll have an update on the latest developments from our correspondent in the south korean capital seoul, in just a few minutes. before that summit next week, there's another one starting in a few hours' time, the g7 meeting of the world's top economies. the british prime minister has already arrived in quebec where it's taking place, but she's leaving behind yet another storm in her cabinet over brexit. it's been a particularly tough time for theresa may, with one minister leading britain's negotiations reportedly threatening to resign. mrs may wants a stop gap plan that would see the uk stick closely to eu customs arrangements. but there is plenty of disagreement about that. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, looks back on the last 2a hours. reporter: are you about to lose your brexit secretary, prime m

abe as our guest at mar-a-lago in palm beach. the steadfast alliance between japan and the united states is an enduring force of peace and stability in the pacific region and around the world. from the beginning of my administration, the prime minister and i have been working to expand our cooperation in a range of areas, including defense and commerce, which is what we discussed today. as i prepare to meet next week with kim jong-un and i want to bring up the fact that the prime minister and also president moon of south korea were extremely helpful, cooperative, and would like to see something happen. be great for north korea, south korea, be great for japan, the united states and the world. our partnership has been invaluable in reaching this important moment and we will continue to be in very close communication in the weeks ahead, including the issue of japanese abductees, which i know is of great personal importance to prime minister abe. i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new futur

abe as our guests in mar-a-lago in palm beach. the steadfast alliance between japan and the united states is an enduring force of peace and stability in the pacific region and around the world. from the beginning of my administration the prime minister and i have been working to expand our cooperation in a range of areas including defense and commerce which is what we discussed today. as i prepared to meet next week with kim jong-un, and i want to bring up the fact that the prime minister and also president moon of south korea were extremely helpful, cooperative and i would like to see something happen. be great for north korea, south korea. be great for japan, the united states and the world. our partnership has been invaluable in reaching this important moment and we will continue to be in very close communication in the weeks ahead including the issue of japanese abductees which i foe is of great personal importance to prime minister abe. i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new future f

>> he wanted to meet mar-a-lago, and he had a 15 minute schedule. we were going to to go into breakout rooms and had many people waiting for us, and it ended up lasting four hours. 15 minutes, president of china, great guy, it ended up lasting for four hours. i wanted to treat us better in trade. >> it's one of those things, it's a tough thing. they are doing so well and have made so much progress against us. for so many years it's awfully tough for them to bring it back. we will see how that all works out. we will do something, definitely do something. they offered us $80 billion purchases of agricultural products but there is not enough. it's 80 billion, i never thought i'd turn down $80 billion. and last year we $500 billion with china. >> tucker: when we come back, one-on-one interview with president trump as we continue here from singapore. >> tucker: at welcome back to hannity. we are live in singapore as we continue with part two of our interview with president trump where i asked him how his rhetoric with kim jong un and evolved and how impo

the president indicating he would invite him to mar-a-lago. the president will hold a news conference to provide more details in terms of the document that the two leaders signed. today began at 9:00 this morning when they arrived at the hotel. a series of meetings, election and then the signing ceremony. that walk along the colonnade. the presentation -- the breezeway. the president is heading back to downtown singapore for the news conference with the reporters gathered. and then heading to air force one to head back to the united states. mexico, missouri. republican line. go ahead. hello? you got him. because i am proud what our president has done. he is the more -- he has done more than any president we have had in the last 20 something years. he has helped the veterans by giving them pay raise. we haven't had a pay raise in five years. he went over to singapore to meet with north korea which no other president has. he isn't offered no money like obama did all get uranium like hillary clinton. doing ifb he didn't have this mother investiga

i if you invite him to the united states, woube at the white house or mar-a-lago? pres.trump: maybe we will start with the white house. spne: mr. abe hasn't t time -- has spent time building a relationship with mr. trump, but as other leaders have discovered, iendship does not always come with benefits. mr. abe might be rht to worry. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. rajini: a brief time ago i discussed the meeting with mary jordan, a corresndent for "the washington post" who was previously based in tokyo. mary g jordad to have you with us. we have seen the japanese prime minister in washington today. how important is it we approach the summit in singapore for president trump to make sure he has all the regional allies s on he? mary: i think it is just as t important japanese, and i think that abe came here with high, high hopes he is not forgotten by donald trump. afr all, donald trump is the america first president. even though he is making noises and rehing out to abe, who he has been in touch with, many people at the state department,r career foreignce officers, ar

so i told him sitting at mar-a-lago at dinner, i said either he will leave or he will be friends.ut he did understand. i think he really did because he really did a lot of people and a lot of children were killed by gas. and he fully understood. i know you have t to do, mr. president, tha you for your time. >> president trump: thanks, i appreciate it. >> tucker: still to come, henry, daniel kaufman, and sebastian gorka. and a showdown emerging between rob rosenstein, the doj and freedom caucus members, and devin nunes.vi it's getting ugly. we will tell you all about it coming up. >> tucker: at moments ago, >> tucker: at moments ago, >> tucker: at moments ago, president trump responding to those rooting for failure ina. north korea. this is what he tweeted. one year ago, the pundits, the talking heads come of the people who couldn't do the job before were begging for reconciliation and peace. please meet, don't go to war. now that we meet and have a great relationship, the same haters are shouting, you shouldn't meet, don't meet. also we are following a developing story according t

this was a settlement they worked out where mar-a-lago had an issue with a flag and what they agreedn was were going to give some money to charity. if trump had done that with his own money or with corporate money, totally fine. you might be a good charity. that's not the issue. the issue is using the trump foundation to pay off corporate or personal debts. >> shannon: let me bring charlie back in. the trump folks are saying this was his money, most of it that funneled through. the president is also claiming they paid out more than they actually have on hand. so, you know, i guess we'll have to wait and see with the loss of go straight >> he put his own personal money in and paid more than that let's talk more broadly here. what's the actual agenda of the new york attorney general's office. they want to destroy this president come highly politicized. schneiderman didn't even want to do this. schneiderman want to do everything he possibly could against this president. he even refused, saying there wasn't enough evidence. this russian investigation is imploding. where the top professio

. >> he flies back and forth to mar-a-lago on government planes. >> the internet exists that everyoneo see this photo op. there's mo mention of house wonderful it is to serve our country. and that is deplorable. >> the roundtable is sticking with us. up next these these will tell me something i don't know. that's the best part of the show sometimes. you're watching "hardball." but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasihad a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear s

so clean, like his home in mar—a—lago so he will be comfortable in his skin and that could be a goodcasino. when you hear that, i suppose, very much we're talking about the ease of the two men when they meet, which isjust about the ease of the two men when they meet, which is just as important to set the scene, aside from the details of the talks. that's right, this whole thing has been personalised, we know this about donald trump, he take things personally. looking at the flat with trudeau, he takes this very seriously so lots of the success of this will be did he build a rapport with this guy or not? that's a good point, will he get circumstances that makes him feel relaxed and make jokes. this hinges not on the institutions and the setup but the personal interaction between the two of them. four hours to hit it off and that will be the benchmark. you talk about timing, we heard from rupert wingfield—hayes, confirming that donald trump will be leaving here at 7pm. reports suggesting kim jong—un might leave as early as 2pm. how much can they do in the time they have between 9am and

resort in a settlement with palm beach agreed to give money to charity but mar-a-lago didn't give moneyrump foundation gave money to charity. if the facts are as they are presented, he did things he wasn't supposed to do. >> we knew there was a comingling of campaign of businesses so we'll see so we don't know where this is going to go. we don't know what the stance of this white house is going to be. this is a political witch-hunt by people out to undermine and get the president. >> the president said he will never settle this but he also said that about the trump university case which he did settle to more than $20 million. >>> tense moments during the white house briefing after the attorney general invokes the bible to defend the separation of children from their parents as they cross the border illegally. stay with us. let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have to lift a finger. or a wing. tripadvisor. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big p

himrter: if you do invite to the united states, would it be at the white house or at mar-a-lago? i think we'll start with the white house, what do you think? reporter: mr. prime minister, you are the only major world leader not to have a sit down planned with kim jong-un. i that you said you would be willing to do so on the matter of abductees. would you be willing to have a discussion without the united states? thank you. p.m. abe: of course. on the issue of abduction, we have to resolve this problem. this is of the highest priority with our administration. if anything contributes to that -- if they talk leads to the solution of the problem between the u.s. and north korea, or between japan and north korea, meetings we wish to have on the issue of abduction. jong-un and between course the nuclear issue is very important for japan. the nuclear issue, missile issue . regarding these issues, at the u.s. and north korea summit meeting, first and foremost, i'm -- hopeful the rest for progress. then on the issue of abduction, we will collaborate with the u.s. and with the internationa

remember at a million dollars a throw, mar-a-lago is a big ticket travel item. means air force one down and back, motorcades to and from. it means offshore security provided by the cost guard merchandise everything else provided by state police, local cops. it could be argued the mueller investigation has been a bargain when compared to the 157 days of his presidency that donald trump has spent at a trump branded property. he seems to have chosen the economic alternative at least for this weekend's plans. that is our broadcast for a friday night and this week. good night from our headquarters here in new york. it was a very interesting letter. >> president trump agrees to meet an adversary without precondition. >> i haven't seen the letter yet. i purposely didn't open the letter >> while spurning america's allies. >> there are allies but they take advantage of us economically. >> tonight how donald trump is turning america's relationship with the world upside down. then. >> it's important that were serving in this capacity that everyone is a good steward of taxp

remember, at $1 million a throw, mar-a-lago is a big ticket travel item.ty provided by the coast guard. everything else, secret service, state police, local comes. it could be argued the mueller investigation has been a bargain when compared to the 157 days of his president spi donald trump has spent at a trump branded property. he seems to have chosen the economic alternative, at least for this weekend's plans. that's our broadcast for a friday night and this week. good night from our headquarters in new york. >>> so james franco plays the part of a tv personality who's very handsome and charismatic. seth rogen plays the part of james franco's tv producer. and the conceit of the movie is these guys learn that kim jong un, the dictator of north korea, is somehow a fan of james franco's tv show. and so they pull off the impossible. and these guys arrange that they are going to do a tv interview with kim jong un.

remember, at a million dollars a throw, mar-a-lago is a big ticket travel item.torcades to and from, offshore security by the coast guard and thanks to the secret service, state police and local cops. it could be argued the mueller investigation has been a bargain when compared to the 157 days of his presidency that donald trump has spent at a trump branded property. he seems to have chosen the economic alternative for this weekend's plans. that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week, thank you so very much for being with us. good night from our headquarters here in new york. >>> aloha, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york city. i'm in for nicole wallace. good news if you're the owner of a challenge coin. the summit with kim jong-un is back on. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. a get to know you kind of a situation. it will be gang, i will say and never said it happens in one meeting. you're talking about years of hostility. years of hatred between so many different nations but i think you'll have a positive result in the end. >> mr. presid

shery: president trump did mention he would raise the issue at mar-a-lago. how tricky is it for prime and esther abe right now -- prime minister abe right now? they don't seem to be on the same page, particularly when it comes to ballistic missiles. there are a lot of second and third quarter consequences that the diplomatic community likes to put for what an agreement would mean for there are a lot d third quarter japan. if president trump agrees to remove that nuclear security umbrella from the korean peninsula, that would leave japan to bolster its own defense forces and its own military, which could then potentially destabilize the region even further. really, his focus will be on making sure president trump makes no daylight between the two. that is a big risk for prime minister oabe. despite his efforts to charm president trump and keep him onside, he's been almost betrayed by the president on issues of trade and tariffs. they will be going to the rose garden for a press conference in a couple of hours. we had the steel and aluminum tariffs and the pro

it allegedly includes a $100,000 by the foundation to settle claims against the mar-a-lago resort. the payment that was directly authorized by the president and a $10,000 payment by the foundation to purchase a painting of donald trump at a charity auction. >> the president dismissing the claims in a tweet sleazing new york democrats. he says sneiderman's team filed the suit when they refused to settle. we get more from jean casarez. >> reporter: dave and christine, we are waiting to see legally how the donald j. trump charitable foundation will respond to the serious allegations. what the attorney general of new york is alleging is the foundation was not for charity. it was a shell and it was for donald j. trump personally as well as business interests. let me give you an example. it talks about the foundation actually gave money to charitable organizations to settle lawsuits. that was violation of the law in general. they say and this is the petition filed thursday, it alleges a pattern of illegal conduct over a decade with unlawful political coordination with the trump campaign

it is very like mar—a—lago, lush vegetation and so on. and it is perfectly laid out.this for a few days. the i contact you of body language, the first moments, it could set everything. —— eye contact, the body. donald trump has brought insistence that as soon as he will meet him he will understand. george w bush said he would look into putin's soul, in a similar exchange. we need to focus... 3—4 hours, that's a date. i am not being flippant. it that's a date. i am not being flippa nt. it is that's a date. i am not being flippant. it is not a long time. how many people do you know well in your life after a few hours? i am worried about over emphasis on the personal interaction. so much is going on. we are not talking about more things. that is a good analogy, the dating one. that is how trump sees it. he says he understands a person in a minute, whether he can negotiate. this might be the end of a carefully worked out bureaucratic process. but this is dinner with roses. can i see myself walking down the aisle with him in two years? that is how he is thinking of it. a l

look at the fact this foundation paid mar-a-lago to hold an event that was a charitable event.o it goes on and on and on. and if there is a sleazy way to capitalize on any institution he's going to find a way to do it. >> i'm going to cut this a little short. i'm not dying. i've just got a crazy tickle. thank you all. we'll be right back. discover card. hey, i'm curious about your social security alerts. oh! just sign up online and we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites. that sounds super helpful. how much is it? well, if you have a discover card, it's free. no way! yes way! we just think it's important for you to be in the know. all right! hey... ewww! everything ok? being in the know is very good. yeah, it is. ooo don't shake! don't shake! ahhh! know if your social security number is found on risky sites. free from discover. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for t

one of the first visitors to mar-a-lago. a game of golf and the things alike. things have not been going on. we will see more in the oval office shortly. you took exception to our new m ambassador to germany who is a former john bolton aide. he's only been there 30 days. in an interview with breitbart he talked about empowering other con seservatives to rise up agat elites. he's speaking about nationalists, very tough issue in germany and elsewhere in europe right now. you said that you thought if he doesn't stop talking about politics, he should be recalled because it's caused a fire storm in berlin. i can tell you from talking to diplomats from there. there's fury over rick speaking out publicly. he's been defended by the state department, i should say. >> he did something that we don't want ambassadors to do and that's to get involved in domestic politics in the country where they are serving. unfortunate unfortunately, this was his history. these were some of the concerns that were expressed about him hen he was nominated. we've seen him now on a couple of

days before that first lawsuit was filed, michael cohen was at mar-a-lago when he texted davidson, wehould speak. when davidson asked, you calling? he said with flotus, give me a minute. keith davidson's spokesman issued a statement tonight saying this outrageous lly frivolous lout is another desperate attempt by michael avenatti to continue his misty tour. the truth can now finally come out about the false narrative about attorney davidson that mr. avenatti is pushing in his more than 175 television appearances and countless over media interviews. >> let's bring in joey jackson right now. you saw those text messages between michael cohen and keith davidson. how strong is this case? >> it's predicated upon more than text messages. let me address the texts first. in the texts you have michael cohen, who's advocating for his client. he wants for sure her to do this interview with sean hannity to disprove this in touch story coming out as to the affair. michael cohen is texting what's going on, we need to get the interview done. quite frankly, keith davidson's responses back, he's respon

to walk awayrmined from the meeting if it does not go wel a follow-upbe summit at his mar-a-lago resortf they hit it off. the world bank is warning global growth is said to slow over the next two years. a new report says the world -- fall backexpand slowing oees further growth in 2020 as trade and investment wayne as the economy achieves full output. learned a june deadline for imposing tariffs on chinese imports. washington is finalizing a deal to call on china to resume -- c hina's zte to resume purchasing from american suppliers. main opposition party has proposed a plan to stay in the european union single market, which could nudge the country are keeping close to the block after brexit. jeremy corbyn put forth an amendment to make's flagship brexit plan to be voted on next week. maglobal news on air, 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. euro is spiking rights now on the back of comments b's chieft of the ec economist in berlin. he is talking about the asset purchase program. bloomberg

the coin should be allowed to show tethe priva property since they could considered promotion for mar-a-lagoprivate staffers in the military unit and not through public moy. >>> the presidents set to visit the u.k. and protesters are planning not so warm welce. they want to fly a giant inflatable trump baby over the parliament. they want t to tahe ego. they haven't given permission to fly but there's a backpack plan to fly the blimp. if you're thinking the giant inflatable mocking the trump is looks familiar. it has been done before, trump chicken spent some time near the white house. ping the world cup here on ge forgy. at leastur appreciation for soccer i risking a national plumbing emergency. according to the japan times during the 2-1 win over columbia fans risked a plumbing disaster becilselions in tokyo rushed to the bathroom at the same times half time of the match and once it was over, fortunately for japan water suppliers in tokyo anticipated this and adjusted the city's water supply and pressure to avoid tcatastrophe. up we'll tell you who's ousleeping sly and who's tossing and tur

we know how important an issue the abductees is for you president trump said at mar-a-lago during yourat it's a very important issue for him as well. we know about the medium range ballistic missiles did you get an assurance from president trump that he would address both of those in his first meeting with kim >> translator: today, we had long hours of discussion with president trump, good amount of discussion on the issue of abduction, i was able to have a detailed discussion and i think president trump fully understands the is situation. he supports the position of japan. last year, president trump visited japan. on that occasion, he met with the families of abductees. i told you about the 13-year-old girl abducted. the mother of this girl met with president trump and very seriously he intently stened to the voices and views of the family members so, president trump, amongst the world leaders, i think he is one of the leaders who understands the issue the most, the greatest so, at the upcoming summit, the importance of abductee abduction would be explained to mr. kim jong-un. >> tran

look at the fact that this foundation paid mar-a-lago to hold an event that was a charitable event. so it's just -- it goes on and on and on. and if there is a sleazy way to capitalize on any institution, he's going to find a way to do it. >> i'm going to cut this a little short. i'm not dying. i'm okay. i'm just got a crazy tickle. >> you'll get better. >> thank you, all. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] introducing worx pegasus, a next-generation, all-in-one work table and clamping system. ordinary work tables can't compete. pegasus has integrated clamps that hold materials tight at any angle. steel reinforcement makes pegasus superstrong. to prove it, we had pegasus support a car. sets up in seconds and folds flat for easy storage. strong. versatile. portable. a workspace anyplace. the worx pegasus. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your

during a three-year span mar-a-lago received 78 health violations. vice news compiled list of the hundreds of other violations at trump properties nationwide including health code violations, but also building code violations from live roaches and filth flies, eeks, to environmental damage. so the dirty on the outside, dirty on the inside test that trump proposes, well, not looking so good for him. as for the food, "vanity fair" once reviewed the trump grill which featured flaccid dumplings with their flaccid gray innards. slumped to the side of the potatoes like dead body inside a t-boned minivan. as soon as i got home, i brush mid teeth twice and curled up in the bed until the nausea passed. it's all subjective, of course. but facts are important. the red hen restaurant in lexington which trump attacked as dirty just passed its recent health independence with, you guessed it. >> zero violations. ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you

we're clear, again, extensive self-dealing to further trump business interests like paying off a mar-a-lago debt, that's one of the allegations, correct? >> that's right. that's correct. that's right. his businesses, i believe, there are various legal obligations of his enterprises promoting his hotels, i believe. there are a series of non-charitable purposes to which these funds -- >> you referred and explained illegal coordination around the iowa caucuses. there are e-mails, including from corey lewandowski, one of his key aides during the campaign. you allege other mismanagement issues. trump making decisions himself without proper management structure. >> right. the proper management structure is what i was referring to earlier when i said there are procedures about the way a board of a foundation is supposed to operate and the principals, the decisions that are made to distribute money from the foundation. >> attorney general underwood, are you going to seek to depose mr. trump? >> i don't think that will be necessary. but i really can't -- it wouldn't be appropriate, i think, at this

of course it would be mar—a—lago. imagine that! out anything. day by day, hour by hour, there seems to be some new development when it comes to these two. nancy, just very briefly, you're in tokyo, of course, a lot of conversation about how shinzo abe might be reacting to this, what is your take on what he might be thinking right now?|j this, what is your take on what he might be thinking right now? i think japan feels a little bit out of the mix here. japan has been pushing hard, shinzo abe in particular, on negotiating regarding the kidnapped japanese. that's been a longtime thorn between these two countries. and, of course, the usjapan security alliance plays very strongly here. japan is very much in alignment with the knighted states and if this goes well for trump, i don't think that this would rule out japan then having a follow—up meeting either with kim all with moon, there are so many players here, even china and russia, who helped to co—ordinate this. that would suggest a meeting with many more parties in the future. that

reporter: sir, if you do invite him to the united states, would it be here at the white house, or at mar—a—lagowith the white house. what do you think? mr abe has invested a lot of time building a personal relationship with mr trump. but, as other leaders of us allies have discovered to their cost, friendship does not always come up with benefits. and, with mr trump so keen for his own success, mr abe might be right to worry. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington our north america correspondent peter bowes is covering the story for us. how is it looking to you? well, it is looking to me like we are getting different levels of expectations for this summit next week from donald trump and from his secretary of state. we just heard trump and from his secretary of state. wejust heard donald trump and from his secretary of state. we just heard donald trump perhaps playing down expectations a little bit, saying that he doesn't have to be overly prepared, at least thatis have to be overly prepared, at least that is what he is suggesting, for this meeting. he doesn't want to get into detail on this first m

reporter: sir, if you do invite him to the united states, will it be here at the whote house or mar—a—lagohe white house, what do you think? mr abe has invested a lot of time building a personal relationship with mr trump but, as other leaders of us allies have discovered to their cost, friendship does not always come up with benefits. and with mr trump so keen for his own success, mr abe might be right to worry. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington well, that trump—abe meeting was a precursor to both leaders heading to canada for the g7 summit, the gathering which brings together the heads of the world's biggest economies. but it's a meeting that won't be without a few awkward moments. the main reason for disagreement, those tariffs imposed by the trump administration on aluminium and steel imports from g7 allies, including france and canada. the prime minister of the g7 host nation, justin trudeau, is not happy and sent a strong message to his us counterpart. translation: we see that there is a lot of pressure within the united states to perhaps revise this laughable statement that canada,

do invite him to the white house to the united states would it be here at the white house or at mar a lago. maybe we'll start with the white house what do you think. mr prime minister you are the only major world leader not to have a sit down or a planned sit down with kim john you hinted in your address today that you would be willing to do so on the matter of abductees do you have any plans currently to do so and would it be focused solely on abductees or would you be willing to have a separate denuclearization discussion with kim jong un directly without the united states thank you. of course on the issue of abduction we have to resolve this problem i would make it . without the administration this is of the highest priority. and if anything the contributes to that resolution if they talk liza to the solution of the problem between us and north korea or between japan and north korea the meetings we would we wish to have on the issue of abduction in the final analysis. i german. and between me between japan and north korea problem has to be solved of course japan for japan missile issue

and he acts like those are dues being paid at mar-a-lago.completely different kettle of fish. so he doesn't seem to understand what nato is for. he has no historical memory of how peace has been won in europe over the last 70 years with nato and the european union. he seems to think that everything is just a business deal like his own real estate deals where he can divide people and play them against each other and eventually come up with, what? not collective security, not more jobs for americans. maybe more salves for his ego and certainly a better deal for vladimir putin. >> and president trump said he would talk about syria and ukraine, but not about the russian election meddling. how does that change things? >> well, i think he's already made it clear, he doesn't want to touch election meddling because essentially the russians helped get donald trump elected. they helped him a lot. whether they actually tipped the thing in his favor, i think even they didn't expect that. i'm sure they didn't expect that. but that was the end result as j

trump's mar-a-lago resort and the $10,000 of trump foundation money the suit says mr.rump used to buy a painting of himself. >> everyone is going to get a lot of money. >> reporter: and the ag pointed to this campaign event in iowa in january 2016. candidate trump skipping a republican debate raised millions of dollars for veterans instead, but after the event, the lawsuit says campaign staff, not the trump foundation, dictated how the funds were dispersed, amounting to illegal coordination between a campaign and nonprofit. the president fired back on twitter, saying, "the sleazy new york democrats" are suing him on a foundation that gave out to charity more money than it took in. and, he added, "i won't settle this case." but former irs charitable division head mark owen says the evidence against the foundation appears overwhelming. >> this one is extraordinary because of the visibility of what happened. literally videotape exists of the events constituting political campaign intervention, for example. >> reporter: anna warner, cbs news, new york. >>> house republican

rump's mar-a-lago resort. and the $10,000 of trump saundation money the suit says mr. trump used to buy a painting of himself. >> everybody's going to get a bot of money. >> reporter: and the a.g. pointed to this campaign event in iowa, in january 2016. candidate trump, skipping a republican debate, raised millions of dollars for veterans instead. but after the event, the lawsuit says campaign staff, not the edump foundation, dictated how the funds were disbursed, amounting to illegal coordination between a campaign and nonprofit. the president fired back on twitter saying "the sleazy new york democrats" are suing him "on a foundation that gave out to charity more money than it took in." and adding, "i won't settle this case." former i.r.s. charitable giving atad marcus owens says the evidence against the foundation appears overwhelming. >> this one is extraordinary because of the visibility of what happened, literally videotape exists of the events constituting political campaign intervention, for example. >> glor: anna, the president says this also is politically mot

corps, they said when they were talking about the right venue, they said that president trump liked mar—a—lagoountry club and resort sort of environment. that is possibly why it was chosen, to make president trump feel comfortable as well. nicholas, thank you so much for joining well. nicholas, thank you so much forjoining us. we appreciate that. singapore very much on the map here. rico, i got this for you. a cup of coffee branded here, trump— kim summit, and a notebook so i can send you love letters. i will take that from you later this afternoon. thank you so much for watching this special edition of newsday. i'm rico hizon. hello there. on sunday we saw heavy thunderstorms and showers across northern england and to southee scotland, but the majority of the country was warm , scotland, but the majority of the country was warm, dry and sunny, which led to a lovely day for many. some glorious sunday evening sun sets. we start monday morning off on a fine sets. we start monday morning off on afine and sets. we start monday morning off on a fine and dry note. have lost the overnight showers and

. >> would it be here at the white house or at mar-a-lago? >> maybe we'll start at the white house. what do you think? >> that visit could start at the white house, he says. se scecilia vega live from the whie house. president trum ch really trying to manage expectations today, saying he's prepared to walk if he has to. but he did raise some eyebrows about what he said about preparation. >> reporter: yeah, david, he says this is so much about preparation, as it is about attitude. the secretary of state seems to be cleaning this one up, saying the president has received daily briefings from his national security team and we're told that the secretary of state and the president have spent ten hours a week together in person and on the phone preparing for this summit, david. >> ten hours a week. cecilia, thank you. >>> meantime tonight, first lady melania trump making news late today, after the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, said that melania trump believes her husband when it comes to the stormy daniels case. shortly after, though, we heard from the first lady, her own version,

ramy: the white house might trump mar-a-lago.trump, standing side by side, having met again p the word that comes to mind is alignment. i think should's said that through translation. donald trump, really back in him. stephen: shinzo abe was the first world leader to go to the white house when donald trump was elected, and he's the latest to go to the white house. he's trying to shore up the security lines between japan and the united states, and he wants assurances that japan's interest, not only with north korea's icbm's, he wants to get assurances that kim jong-un is going to dismantle those medium-range missiles of course, he wants trump to push hard on the japanese of duct -- ab ductees. yvonne:yvonne: let's bring in bruce bechtel in santa ana, california. he is the author of several books on north korea. thanks for joining us. we've been talking about how leading up tong these talks in singapore. what would be a success for president trump coming out of this? bruce: that is a great question, and i think the most important t

russian officials by president trump or about the way the president handles classified documents at mar-a-lago, or about the confidential human source's identity was exposed recently while our colleagues tried to force the deputy attorney general to reveal his identity, or about the totally inappropriate, if not outright unlawful dangling of pardons by the president and his attorney to those accused of participating in a conspiracy against the united states. no, too many of my republican colleagues seem perpetually stuck at a campaign rally, chanting "lock her up," hoping the public won't notice how little they've accomplished with their time in the majority. i look forward to your testimony today, mr. inspector general. i hope our conversation can be the beginning of the end of this long preoccupation with secretary clinton. we have so many more important things to do. i yield back. >> gentleman from new york yields back. we are pleased to introduce our witness today, the honorable michael horowitz, inspector general for the department of justice. welcome to you, mr. horowitz. pursuant to com

trump's mar-a-lago resort. and the $10,000 of trump foundation money the suit says mr.to buy a pangt of himself. >> everyone's going to get a lot of money. >> reporter: and the a.g. pointed to this campaign event in iowa in january 2016. candidate trump skipping a republican debate raised millions of dollars for veterans instead. but after the event the lawsuit says campaign staff, not the trump foundation, dictated how the funds were disbursed, amounting to illegal coordination between a campaign and non-profit. the president fired back on twitt twitter, saying "the sleazy new york democrats" are suing him "on a foundation that gave out to charity more money than it took in." and he sadde added "i won't set this case." but former fob mark warner says the evidence is overwhelming. >> this one is extraordinary because of the visibility of what happened. literally videotape exists of the events constituting political campaign intervention, for example. >> reporter: a former frat member at penn state has pleaded guilty to his role in the hazing death of 19-year-old timothy

said it mar a lago during your last meeting that it's a very important issue for him as well we know about the medium range ballistic missiles did you get an assurance from president trump that he would address both of those in his first meeting with kim. today we had long hours of discussion with present a tramp a good amount of discussion on the issue of abduction i was able to have a detailed a discussion and i think a present a trumpet fully understands of the a situation he supports the position of japan last year present a tramp visited japan on that occasion he met with the families of abductees i told you about the thirteen year old the girl abducted the mother of this girl met with the prison the tramp and very seriously he'll intently listen to the voices and views of the family members so present trump that amongst the world leaders i think he is one of the the leaders who understands the issue the most the greatest so at the upcoming summit the importance of the abduction would be explained that to mr kim jong un. what about the medium range missiles as i said earlier on

they are dangling the prospect of a second summit meeting and an invitation to kim jong-un to mar-a-lago which would be something of a tantalizing prospect as it gives additional legitimacy to the north korean andrnment and to kim raise his stature within north korea and other parts of the world. ramy: rudy giuliani came into the picture today making controversial remarks. wasaid kim jong-un basically on his "hands and knees" begging for the summit to take place. how are his remarks likely to play in north korea? >> north korea has historically shown itself to be sensitive to slights, statements by people in other governments, particularly in the u.s., anything that diminishes them. that is one of the big things that is on north korea's agenda, the legitimacy the summit will kimirm, and diminishing will not play well. onlygiuliani says he is speaking for himself, but he is known as the president's lawyer and speaks for the president on other occasions. we have not seen any reaction from north korea, but it is certain to be under the surface as we get closer to the talks. of a: certainly

kennedy: another trip to the united states could include a round of golf at beautiful mar-a-lago. but analysts say there is still an awful lot that can go wrong. march taken got the scoop on the potential golf outing. obviously world peace is at stake and averting nuclear war. how funny would it be if kim jong-un was such a bad golfer he'll do what i have done in the past which is beat the first tee box with his dwriefer. >> it's not entirely clear the hoops that would have to be jumped to to get kim jong-un to this country might be enough an impediment to free prevent that from happening. but there will be golf courses around this resort in singapore where the summit is taking place. if they want to hit the links they will be able to. it's not clear if kim is a golfer. kennedy: his father actually hit three holes in one, in one day. >> scored a 38, very impressive. kennedy: i'm sure the press was there to witness it. his father also invented the sandwich. >> very impressive, i didn't know that about him. kennedy: there are a lot of things that will be learned at this summit. a lo