born angela white once worked as a stripper and posted her own pictures on her social media accounts.ouldn't be bullied to say you used to do this so you deserve that. >> let's say chyna posted similar nude pictures of herself and a former lover posts similar pictures how does the law distinguish between pt two acts. >> first of all she's not posted pictures of her genitals in the past, secondly any photos she may have chosen in the past that's her choice. she gets to choose. this time if those photos are made public and she did not constent to it. >> also a complex back story. chyna was close friends with kim and chyna's started datingad his ba >> what do you say to people that say it is about revenge for the kardashians. >> that's not even my character s of i see these things and never address it. because i'm a bigger person. robert came at me. >> he said you used him for fame and fortune. >> i was already before the kardashians. >> i think we need to push back on the notion that because black chyna was a stripper that it's okay that he published these photo graphs that's sort of bl

born angela white, she once worked as a stripper and has previously posted intimate, semi-nude photosherself on her own social media accounts. >> just because something i used to do, i shouldn't be bullied to say okay you used to do this so you deserve that. >> any explicit may have chosen to post no the past, that's her choice. she gets to choose this time if these photos are made public, and she did not consent to it. >> reporter: 38 states and the district of columbia have made revenge porn a crime. in california it's personable by $1,000 fine or up to six months in jail. chyna says a restraining order was necessary for another reason, clapg he has gotten physical with her. >> he has hit me, yes. >> reporter: was this recently? >> that was in april. >> reporter: kardashian referred to the attorney's statement regarding allegations against him. since last week, the kardashian women have been uncharacteristically silent on rob and chyna. kim's representatives e-mailed a non-disclosure agreement she signed to be on the kardashian shows. chyna has not filed charges with the police and

born angela white, she once worked as a stripper and has previously posted intimate, semi-nude photoscause something i used to do, i shouldn't be bullied to say, okay, well, you used to do this, so you deserve that. >> any explicit photos that she may some chosen to post in the past, that's her choice. she gets to choose this time if these photos are made public, and she did not consent to it. >> reporter: 38 states and the district of columbia have made revenge porn a crime. in california, it's a misdemeanor, punishable by a $1,000 fine or up to six months in jail. chyna says a restraining order was necessary for another reason, alleging kardashian has gotten physical with her. >> rob has hit me before, yes. >> reporter: was this recently? >> that was in april. >> reporter: kardashian referred to robert shapiro's public the same regarding allegations against him. since last week, the kardashian women have been uncharacteristically silent on the subject of ron and chyna. in response to questions from the press, kim's representatives e-mailed abc news a nondisclosure agreement chyna si

. >> i'm going to draw the line of i am angela white. i'm blac chyna. i can do whatever i want. choice. this is like saying a woman can't be raped if she previously chose to have sex with someone. it's her body. it's her choice. each and every time. >> why did you send rob a video of you with another man? >> you know, i've been broken up with rob since december and it's like if somebody keeps poking at you and poking at you and poking at you and keep poking at you, you're eventually going to pop and so i was just like maybe if i send this video to him, >> now, is there any truth in that he thinks that you were still together at the time? is that possible? >> no, not at all. >> you loved him. >> yes. nobody was out to make a baby out of spite. >> reporter: in 38 states plus d.c. revenge porn is a crime. >> i'm not asking victims to change their behavior. i'm asking perpetrators not to commit crimes. it is a crime to post pictures like this and if you do it, i hope that the full impact of the law rains done upon you. >> i would like to just say something to like all the women out

francine: siemens chief executive joe kaeser was one of the business leaders at the angela merkel delegation to the whiteouse in march. siemens employs 50,000 people in america, and is one of its biggest foreign investors. but the visit came against the backdrop of uncertainty, after the new president had been less than complimentary about german trade. what do you think will come out of the trump administration? joe: i think the jury is out on this one, because we hardly made the beginning of the first year, and it could be up to eight years. you know, i honestly do believe he is trying to do the right thing for his country. the style is different as to what we are used to. i think that the europeans are well advised to look into what matters to them and what doesn't. and if he has these issues with any sort of russian collusion or other things, you need to deal with it. it is his business. it's the united states' business. the other topic is about global trade, and how do we interact together in a modern world of manufacturing and specializing on certain tasks in the global world. that one matters, i b

francine: siemens chief executive joe kaeser was one of the business leaders at the angela merkel delegation to the whiteouse in march. siemens employs 50,000 people in america, and is one of its biggest foreign investors. but the visit came against the backdrop of uncertainty, after the new president had been less than complimentary about german trade. what do you think will come out of the trump administration? joe: i think the jury is out on this one, because we hardly made the beginning of the first year, and it could be up to eight years. you know, i honestly do believe he is trying to do the right thing for his country. the style is different as to what we are used to. i think that the europeans are well advised to look into what matters to them and what doesn't. and if he has these issues with any sort of russian collusion or other things, you need to deal with it. it is his business. it's the united states' business. the other topic is about global trade, and how do we interact together in a modern world of manufacturing and specializing on certain tasks in the global world. that one matters, i b

angela, you know, the white house, in allies of donald trump jr.his was opposition research. donald trump jr. says am i the first guy to have a meeting about opposition research? is this how it works? >> not that i know of, john. normally, in american elections, we don't make it a pattern to get research from foreign entities. i think that we have -- we all are aware we could run the risk of something like this happening, a far more evasive push into the elections. we know they hack into upwards of 30 something states, 39 states, i believe it is. that is all, frankly not just an availability to the campaign, baa push from the president to find the other 30,000 e-mails. it wasn't just interest, it wasn't just taking a meeting. i think they were far more involved. that is why all the investigations on the hill and special prosecutor mater. people need answers to the questions. >> doug, you are a big on the rnc. >> i don't appreciate the crack about my hair. >> no wig there. >> every campaign i have worked on, the same thing happened. somebody calls t

warmer meeting than we saw with angela merkel in the white house a couple months ago. and there is president trump and first lady ivanka trump, as well. keir simmons, we hear things are heating up over there. i'm going to go right to you. >> reporter: hi, katy. can you hear me? i am -- we are moving -- >> yes, we can hear you. >> reporter: we are moving through the streets here. okay, well, as you can see, these police now have been moving through this street, firing that water cannon, for some time. we just moved around here for a second. you can see that -- there it goes again. you have to keep -- you have to run fast to keep clear of it. meanwhile -- meanwhile, protesters continue to keep throwing bottles and bricks. and what happened was, the police really wanted to move -- really wanted to move these guys, because -- an actual convoy, a g20 convoy was trying to get through these streets. the protesters built a barricade, and refused to move. you saw, we thought it was perhaps -- whoa. okay. >> reporter: i don't think they want you there, buddy. >> reporter: okay.

we've seen that play out certainly at the g-7 and then when angela merkel was at the white house, there was that moment where it appeared that everyone in the oval office could hear the call for the handshake, a tradition that is carried out again and again and again. there was no such handshake. that was sort of made up for later at the g-7 when the leaders were in sicily and president trump tried to make more forceful show of shake her hand and having a connection with the german chancellor. now this is her turf. the northern port city of hamburg is a place that as we have seen here with just the river traffic behind us cargo, touring, and ferry vessels streaming behind. there is a lot to say for angela merkel about her place as a prominent leader not only of europe but of free people around the world and she is someone who wants to really get the united states involved but at the same time has sent signals that were disstretressing in many ways th without the united states that the european powers are prepared to move forward on issues that matter most to them. they hope the united s

white house on those conversations. of the three i would be most curious to know, what is discussed with angela merkel. president trump, then candidate trump, very critical of german immigration policy and of merkel during the campaign. they had that frosty meeting at the white house after president trump was elected. and angela merkel signalled she wants a big part of the g20 summit to be about climate change and defending the paris accord that president trump pulled the united states out of. that being the main call today i would be watching. then there is this meeting with vladimir putin. we know a top state department official met with the russian ambassador or is meeting with the russian ambassador to lay ground work for that meeting. the white house is not saying a lot about what is on the agenda for that meeting. but we do know that president looked for and continues to look for ways to work with russia and particularly work with vladimir putin on areas of mutual interest including fighting terrorism. a lot of folks staying tuned for that meeting and what if anything the white house will say abou

this day of meetings with world leaders kicking off with a handshake with germany's angela merkel. the white house bracing for merkel and other leaders to come down hard on the administration for pulling out of the paris climate accords. but it is all eyes on that closed door meeting with putin. scheduled to last just 35 minutes. in poland the president offering a hint of the message he hopes to deliver. not about moscow's election meddling but rather russia's role on the world stage. >> we urge russia to cease its destabilizing activities in ukraine and elsewhere and its support for hostile regimes including syria and iran. >> reporter: and this morning the kremlin putin has taken note of president trump's comments there. now, again, in just a couple of hours the big meeting takes place. we know in this room it will be the two leaders, a small group, their translators and two top diplomats including secretary of state rex tillerson. amy, we are also told there is no formal agenda for what they'll talk about. >> cecilia, do we now how trump has been preparing for this meeting? >> reporter: w

this day of meetings with world leaders kicking off with a handshake with germany's angela merkel. the white house bracing for merkel and other leaders to come down hard on the administration for pulling out of the paris climate accords. but it is all eyes on that closed door meeting with putin scheduled to last just 35 minutes. in poland the president offering a hint of the message he hopes to deliver, not about moscow's election meddling but rather russia's role on the world stage. >> we urge russia to cease its destabilizing activities in ukraine and elsewhere and its support for hostile regimes including syria and iran. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the kremlin says putin has taken note of the president's message. you can see these protesters are out in full force here this morning. inside that room, though, just a small group of people, the two presidents, their two translators, a small group of diplomats including secretary of state rex tillerson, george, we are told there is no formal agenda. >> it has been a busy morning for the president in hamburg. he met with the mexican president ear

president trump and chancellor angela merkel held priate talks before the summit. white house said they focused on summitkorea, qatar, and ukraine. tion ofion of merkel's top agenda items with the u.s., climate change and nato. change andent arrives having identdy canceled multi-nation g ade talks with europe and asia. even so, japan and the european union used the g-20 stage to staunce their own trade pact, nnouncling a post-u.s. trade dynamic in both regions. their mr. trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin has no set agenda. nalingite house has said nothing about protesting russian reddling in the 2016 election. >> could have been a lot of in le interfered. >> reporter: in warsaw yesterday in war the president disagreed with the pres intelligence community's assessment moscow was solely to blame. oscow wink it very well have ten russia, but i think it could have been other countries. >> i t >> top democrats sent a letter tries. trump on the eve of the meeting warning failure to confront putin over election ure toerence, quote, would be a severe derelict

the latest meeting between trump and putin, even if it was as simple as the white house said, why with putin rather than angelarkel? why not with prime minister may, our traditional ally? there is so much going on with this white house and russia that can't be explained except in the context of some other piece we don't fully understand. >> the people you're talking about would not need interpreters because they speak english. >> that too. >> i would assume at least there are counterintelligence investigations looking at russia and when those are the basis of a legal investigation you don't have the same kind of approach toward anything that you do when there's a criminal investigation. >> would you say donald trump jr. is under investigation? he has the same name as the president. >> i think unless you have evidence of a crime, if the investigation is focussed on the counterintelligence issues, it is not what most people mean when they talk about under investigation. it's not as if he's a target or a subject of investigation. he has come up perhaps in the discussions. >> collusion. >> well, collusion is an in

the president spoke with angela merkel and the italian prime minister. the white house says mr.rump and merkel discussed topics including climate change and trade, two issues that ms. merkel raised as points of contention with the president while speaking to germany's parliament just last week. >>> president trump is meeting with world leaders while in germany. no meeting is going to be bigger than between him and russian president vladimir putin. the length and subjects have not yet been announced last week security adviser h.r. mcmaster told reporters that there is no specific agenda. it's really going to be whatever the president wants to talk about. at question is whether the president will discuss the russian interference back in the 2016 elections. and whether he's boxed in by the federal investigation into russian meddling to make progress in any of those relations. now president putin's foreign affairs adviser has said that the battle against terrorism and the conflicts in syria and ukraine are likely subject of discussion. another topic that's important for putin, retur

effort to support women while the president walked out on meetings by a white house aide, ivanka trump did sit in. she was decides angela merkel, i believe president xi of -- she was besides angela merkel, i believe president xi of china. as normal when people leave, seat fillers take their place. obviously to many people it is striking to see the daughter of a president of the united states sitting in in their absence. thomas? >> yeah, the headlines that were made a couple of weeks ago -- i think june 26th where ivanka gave the interview to fox saying "i try to stay out of politics." world stage, right in the middle of politics. great to see you. peter alexander in hamburg with the president. >>> joining me is "usa today" political reporter for the on politics blog, eliza collins. political reporter for real clear politics, caitlyn huey-burnes. great to have you with me. your biggest takeaway from the trump/putin meeting? >> certainly all eyes were on the meeting. a couple of takea ways. one, the white house was saying what they got out of that meeting was an establishment of a relationship between putin and donald tru

laughter ] of course, that wasn't the only awkward meeting trump held at the white house on friday. german chancellor angelal met with trump in the oval office which led to this embarrassing moment you may have seen by now when trump appeared to ignore an invitation from merkel to shake her hand. >> all right. thank you. >> handshake? >> seth: you know you're ice cold when even the german chancellor wants to warm things up. [ laughter ] look at him slump next to her like a beanbag. like a high school burnout who has to meet with the principal. "look at me, donald. donald." [ laughter ] "i hate school." [ cheers and applause ] and if trump looked grumpy on friday, you can only imagine how he felt today when fbi director james comey testified before congress and confirmed publicly for the first time the existence of an investigation into the trump team's ties to russia. >> the fbi, as part of our counter intelligence mission, is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. and that includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated w

greeted by german -- who arrived yesterday greened by angela merkel but this will generate attention today. president trump sitting down with putin. the white house really won't say much about it. >> part of that is that no one really wants to predict what president trump is going to do. i think a lot of aides don't know what he's going to do. he tends to be free wheeling in those sort of circumstance. >> this morning on twitter he said i look forward to all meetings today with world leads are including my meeting with putin, u.s. am lies looking for more pressure on putin who is seeking to expand russian influence. >> he also has to be clear what russia has been doing is completely unacceptable and we have to get russia back into the normal of international be- - behavior. >> to bring up russian medaling in the u.s. election. yesterday he acknowledge that had russia may have played a role. >> i think it was russia, and i think it could have been other people in other countries. it could have been a lot of people interfered. >> as far as meet as good concerned on the u.s. side just a small contention, the president, secretary of state, rex

of china, also the british prime minister theresa may, german chancellor angela merkel also among those there. kelly jane, the white has dismissed this idea that it was unusual or improper for her to sit-in for the president. she is part of the administration. what's your take? >> yeah, she does have an official role in the administration. after it was sort of unclear at first whether she was going to. so it's not as big of a deal as people are making it out to be, but what i think is a bit of a big deal that people should be talking about more is the world bank initiative that she is spearheading to raise money for female entrepreneurship. now, i wonder if other countries see it possibly as a form of blackmail. that they feel pressured to donate to this fund and make ivanka trump look good, make this look like a success because they might then get some concessions from the united states. >> all right. eugene, your turn. was it unusual for ivanka to sit-in for the president at the g20? >> it's not uncommon for presidents to send in aides to meetings when they are in other meetings themselves. this may be the first

between trump and putin, even if it was as simple as the white house says, simply going over and having this conversation with putin rather than with angelal. why not with prime minister may, our traditional ally? there is so much going on between this white house and russia that can't be explained except in the context of some other piece which we still don't fully understand. >> the people you mentioned would not need interpreters because they speak english, right? >> that's something too. >> ambassador woolsey, is he under investigation? >> i don't know. but i would assume that at least there are counterintelligence investigations looking at russia. and when those are the basis of a legal investigation, you don't have the same kind of approach toward anything that you do where there is a criminal investigation from the law. >> do you consider the news now about donald trump jr., would you say donald trump jr. is under investigation? because donald trump jr. certainly is a member of the family. he has the same name as the president. >> i think unless you have evidence of a crime. if the investigation is focused on the counterintelligenc

angela merkel. they did at other times during the white house visit. his meeting with vladimir putin friday that the whole world will be watching a. senior administration official says it is believed this will be mr. trump's first ever face-to-face encounter with putin. the president has given a range of answers on this question in the past. >> i was in moscow recently. i spoke indirectly and directly with president putin who could not have been nicer. >> i don't know who putin is. i have nothing to do with putin. >> i have no relationship with putin. >> if you have no relationship with putin why did you say in 2013 i do have a relationship? >> because he has said nice things about me over the years. >> and there will be others to watch especially any interaction with blizza between president trump and chinese president xi. as for the president's meeting with vladimir putin it is going to be a small crowd in the room but not clear how much ground they are going to be covering in that meeting as they will only have about an hour perhaps less than that f

western european nations, specifically germany, and the leadup to this meeting today with angela merkel and that whiteial said, no, theres' a clear message some believe from the president today, saying, hey, look, there are certain western values that we live by and those are the values that we uphold going forward and we await the president. charles: and i want to go what blake is talking about. under ronald reagan, 159 significant regulations, that impacted the economy. under president obama. 148, and those kind of things strachle the economy and we're trying to untie those knots. liz: it's a smothering pillow of hyper regulation that the obama administration unleashed across the country. here is the first lady and the president. charles: first lady and the president coming down right now. charles: trump descending on air force one. this is huge next two days for the united states and let's face it for the entire world. a lot is at stake. tomorrow president will meet with russian president. congressman, what are you anticipating, what do you hopes comes face to face with president trump and vladimir

angela merkel. there was some tension between the two when the jerman chancellor visited the white house a few months ago. also, that g-7 meeting, the summit that happened in brussels. it was very interesting to observe the body language between president trump and, among others, angela merkel. those important meetings, beyond the rousing welcome party he got in poland that we could have expects and predicted, the important meetings are today with angela merkel in the next hour and tomorrow, with president putin. >> you talked about the presence the u.s. has on the world stage. when he hear him go after his predecessor and point fingers at the media, among leaders like douda and xi and people who tried to limit free press in their countries, does that empower them? >> obviously it does. it's concerning the president of the united states is partnering with strong men and dictators in a critique open media, which is a hallmark of our democratic system and our way of life. >> deeply, deeply concerning. the president is represent thag country we have built and fought for over centuries. as we move away f

white people . [laughter] >> okay, well, so you've talked about angela davis, thomas jefferson, so we might consider people who were probably, i don't know about thomas jefferson, we know that thomas jefferson had some issues beneficiaries ris. >> but the others were probably some of the most problack people we know yet they had racist ideals? >> in the case of debois in particular, had five major characters and each of the characters sort of served as tour guides or windows to this larger three-way debate that i was referencing earlier and jefferson was one of those and angela davis was n. the case of debois, there's a specific reason why i wanted to write a history of racist ideas as oppose to racist with an s, i wanted to sort of show the complexity of the human mind, right, that in certain vantage point you can see the racial groups as -- you could see a hierarchy, but in other advantage points you could see the racial groups as equal, in certain ways you could hold antiracist ideas and in other ways you can hard assimilationist ideas as deboise did and i actually show from the beginning that hi

angela merkel calls the u.s. withdrawal from the accord regrettable. the white house says that the u.s.e full range of capabilities in defending japan. the statement came after a meeting today between president trump and the japanese prime minister. the president said they're tackling the problem and menace of north korea. >>> for now, back to "lockup." >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> so this is my crib. this is 414. got a big 13-inch tv. you know what i mean? go ahead and get a pan of that. this is my living room/bedroom/studio. we've got the tunes. that's not eight-track but cassette tape. might as well be. we don't got refrigerators in here. however we do got foot lockers. soup, soda, beans. some kool-aid. get some kool-aid and that's about it. >> well we have inmate kevin blanco who was a little upset. he was issued three disciplinary reports. he has his own way of thinking. he portrays his own outcome before it's actually there, and he implies whatever he feels is appropriate. so it's one of those things that kevin blanco wants this and he wants i

that famous moment where president trump in the white house giving a joint press conference with angela merkel saying how we both had our phones bugged. it was an awkward moment for angela merkel and she was critical for not having a retort for that. she can think on her feet. this meeting will be behind closed doors and get to the concerns of the foreign minister. we had fred explaining how he believes the united states might be about to start a trade war. they are relatively short meetings. i don't think anyone is going to change anyone's mind. between the pair of them, the host and the biggest leader are arriving at the g-20. they can agree with per am ters of how the g-20 will go. let's not forget, angela merkel invited ivanka trump here, the president's daughter, to a forum on women and women's values an women's role in the workplace and women's role in the world. that's something angela merkel wanted to keep within the context of the g-20, language she would like to see in the end. there is commonality there as well. no doubt, they will find part of the conversation getting on to

the white house is calling what actually happened a, quote, brief conversation in full view of other world leaders after a g 20 range by angelaerkel. fake news story, secret dinner with vladimir putin is sick. all g 20 were invited by the chancellor of germany, the white house pointing out first lady melania trump was seated next to the russian president. >> the voter fraud commission, bipartisan panel led by mike pence is under fire after most states voting data. to pinpoint any potential flaws that led to voter fraud during the 2016 election. heather: the supreme court could rule over the latest challenge to the president's partially reinstated travel plan, the department of justice pushed right back, challengers seek to drain the nation's top version. this comes as the trump administration expanded the list to include grandparents, aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews and cousins of people in six middle eastern countries. rob: the border wall is a step closer to construction, engineers have started drilling and taking soil samples to find out what kind of barriers would work best in places like texas, and california. and $

people cheering for him, because it seems once he gets to germany now the tone will change white a bit angelaout the welcome much as much as the chancellor of poland. >> he's not looking forward to meeting with angela like you have to design it with your interactions with the foreign diplomats and your own principle with the president want works for them. clearly they thought this would be a wonderful first step for them. it's worked out well. we were talking earlier how melania trump was in a great mood, smiling, a visiting science center museum. this is where you want to be going into such high stakes meetings. >> it's interesting though when you look at the trip as whole, the focus seems to be as far as what everybody here is talking about the meeting with vladimir putin. >> um-hmm. >> this is submit of international proportions. >> right. >> that seems to be swept under the rug as far as what the us is is can actually accomplish or take part in or how we can present ourselves to these other nations in the western world. >> attention is on putin. putin is very skilled at these type of meet

i can't tell you how much media attention that got, because remember when angela merkel went to the whitese over a couple of months ago there was a little bit of awkwardness. so, because of that awkwardness, she never got a proper handshake when she was at the white house. properay, she got a handshake and people were saying that maybe is a little bit of a softening of relationships. you saw donald trump arriving. now you see the president of china mr. xi. this will be a pretty interesting g-20 meeting because we had a lot of divisions ranging from everything from trade to climate change to how to handle north korea. we are keeping and i on those live shots in hamburg. matt miller is on the ground and we will also speed the south african finance minister. but knowledge was -- now let's get back to brexit. forguest is best known leading a supermarket. in that time he faced up to the challenge of german discounter and spearheaded a push into smaller convenience stores. firmaaw him join terra where he serves as vice-chairman. well, during the brexit referendum, the campaign -- you campaign s

white people. [laughing] [applause] >> okay, well -- [laughing] >> you talked about angela davis, w.e.b. du bois, thomas jefferson, who we might consider, most of us probably consider people who were probably, i don't know about thomas jefferson, i mean come we know that thomas jefferson has an issue, but the others were probably some of the most pro-black people we know, yet you think at some racist ideals? >> i think in the case of w.e.b. du bois in particular, i wanted to first of all, you mentioned, "stamped from the beginning" at five major characters, and each of these characters serve like as tour guides for windows to the larger three-way debate that i was referencing earlier. and jefferson was one of those characters, du bois and angela davis was. in the case of du bois and even other people in the book, there is a specific reason why wanted to write history of racist ideas as opposed to racist with an aspect i want to sort of show the complexity of the human mind. that and certain vantage point you can see the racial groups as come you could see a hierarchy but in other vantage

seriously, though, i think when ought look at the public face that if angela merkel is looking over the photo album she got from the white house with the photos that show her in a very you uncomfortable pose and setting with the president, and then she sees the black slapping good old boy stuff going on in the oval office when sergei lavrov and the russian ambassador there -- >> unbeknown to the white house, those photos got out. >> and putin seeing, i think trump coming in these upcoming g-20 sessions. you know, he's looking to be able to sell this cooperation piece, which most americans say, why not? trump himself has said what's wrong? the problem is russia is poised to take advantage of that unless president trump goes in very strong and makes demands and registers some severe concerns about some of the things that putin has done like meddle in election, unless he goes in strong, the russians are going to come out with the upper hand in this initial meeting between putin and trump. >> just quickly, worth noting, steve made me think of it, as caitlyn reported, that at least at the moment sources are suggesting he won'

continent that is until don't know trunk moved into the white house is europe ready to take its fade into its own hands as german chancellor angela merkel suggested it should vote to discuss that i'm now joined by john the calm and is torn in member of the european parliament mr tallman great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time no welcome we are recording these program just a few days before the russian them merican presidents are expected to meet in person for the first time coincidentally a bad meeting is going to take place in europe.

continent that is until don't know trunk moved into the white house is europe ready to take its fate into its own hands as german chancellor angela merkel suggested it should vote to discuss that i'm now joined by john the norm and is torn in member of the european parliament this time it's great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time you know welcome we are recording this program just a few days before the russian and the american presidents are expected to meet in person for the first time and coincidentally that meeting is going to take place in europe do you think the europeans should be expecting anything groundbreaking to come out of this meeting. you know. i would say that to both presidents. unpredictable so here at least in this house we cannot we cannot say the two awaiting something something particular for it was very difficult. to get them together. it is so long. we waited for this for this meeting and felt no i didn't i tell a kind of say in a saying well waiting and waiting with great interest and forever speak and i have no idea what will develop come of this meeting now it's interesting to say

continent that is until don't know trunk moved into the white house is europe ready to take its paid into its own hands as german chancellor angela merkel suggested it should vote to discuss that i'm now joined by. and is torn in member of the european parliament mr tallman great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time no welcome we are recording this program just a few days before of the russian add them merican presidents are expected to meet in person for the first time coincidentally a bad meeting is going to take place in europe do you think the europeans should be expecting anything. groundbreaking to come out of this meeting. you know. i would say that to both presidents. unpredictable so here at least in this house we cannot we cannot say that we are waiting something something particular for it was very difficult. to get them together. it is so long time who waited for this for this meeting and felt no i really i really cannot say anything.

the continent that is until donald trump moved into the white house is europe ready to take its paid into its own hands as german chancellor angela merkel suggested it should vote to discuss that i'm now joined by john the calm and is torn in member of the european parliament this time it's great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time you know welcome we are recording these program just a few days before of the russian dam merican presidents are expected to meet in person for the first time points a densely a bad meeting is going to take place in europe do you think the europeans should be expecting anything groundbreaking to come out of this meeting. you know.

angela merkel. she famously did not get that hand shake here at the white house, he has already come out publicly saying that she's warning against isolationism. and she thinks the meeting with trump will be very difficult. >> joining us now to discuss, your cnn military analyst certainly cedric lateen. congressional reporter for "the washington post." happy fourth to all of you. colonel this is very troubling news obviously for americans to wake up, if in fact north korea's word can be trusted that they did actually test this intercontinental ballistic missile. how concerned should the white house be this morning? >> i think we should be concerned, but we also have to take this with a grain of salt, looking at the range of the missile is of course the key thing that intelligence agencies are going to do at this point in time because they want to see if the threat is actually going to be one that includes places like alaska, guam, the west coast of the united states, and possibly more. and based on what we see with this missile right now, i'm leaning toward the idea that this was not an intercontinental