ayman javers reports from washington. >> president tru began the day extending an olive branch of sorts, a trip to his golf coue for lindsey graham. president trump has called graham a nutjob and a disgrace in the past. on this columbus day, the two men spent several hours together. all that comes after a weekend in which the president engaged hi a twitter feud with senator on twitter, the president wrote, senator bob corker begged me to endorse him for reelection in tennessee. i said no. and he dropped out. said he could not win without my endorsement. he also wanted to be secretary of state. i said no thanks. he's also largely responsible for the horrendous iran deal. the senator fired back writing, it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning. later senator corker gave an interview to "the new york times" in which he said the president is running the white house like a reality tv show and said he could be putting the nation on a path to world war iii. all of this coming at a time when the president will need repub

ayman javers joins us with the latest good morning >> yeah, good morning, andrew.has said in the past that this is a diplomatically led effort in north korea, but the united states military should stand ready. he repeated that sentiment yesterday, and we get the sense now that there is some diplomacy going on both domestically in terms of u.s. politics and internationally in terms of the north korea situation at the white house today. take a look at the tweets from lindsey graham yesterday lindsey graham has been a frequent target of the president. the president once called him a nut job, called him a disgrace, but yesterday the two men played golf together. lindsey graham tweeted "really enjoyed a round of golf with president trump today. president trump shot a 73 in woibd and wet conditions how bad did he beat me i did better in the presidential race than today on the golf course great fun. great host." maybe some of the bad blood between the two men is over with the president reaching out to lindsey graham after spending much of the weekend in sort of a war of w

care subsidies to health insurers, and later today he is going to be outlining his plan for iran ayman javers> we're going to hear from the president later on today in terms of the iran deal, and the question has been will he certify or will he not certify the iran deal? remember, there is the iran deal between the united states, iran, and other countries, which stands separately from a piece of legislation up on capitol hill which requires the united states president to certify every 90 days that iran has, in fact, been still in compliance with the deal. what the "new york times" and other outlets are reporting this morning is that the president will not certify that iran is in compliance with the deal, and under that law that will trigger a decision by congress of whether or not to reimpose sanctions on iran that were taken away when the iran deal was agreed to in the first place. what we're told is that the president will ask congress to establish trigger points for reimposing sanctions that is, that he won't say he wants those sanctions to be reimposed necessarily, but a new law or a mott