hello, i'm dain in perino and this is "the daily briefing." today's meeting comes as a south korean newspaper is reports that north and south korea could be preparing to announce a permanent end to the korean war after a 65-year cease fire when the leaders of the two nations meet face to face next week. we have team fox coverage. first let's go to chief white house correspondent john roberts who is traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida. john? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon to you. this news that south korea, north korea are talking about the idea of possibly burying a hatchet that's existed since the calling of a cease fire at the end of conflict on the korean peninsula is just as larry kudlow, the president's point person on east asia affairs were briefing the press, president

israel where he was warmly welcomed by president prime minister benjamin netanyahu the share a just dain for that deal it was intended to stop iran's international isolation in exchange for a verifiable and to its nuclear weapons program. oh there's a. handshake and a hug that's a now says he's proud of the new secretary of state has made israel part of his first officials who are in their press conference they seem to be on the same page especially on one of that's a now his favorite topics iran and pulling out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal. where the really good deal is very he's direct military bases. and i guess if that is there would be a pretty straightforward. iran deal has been hailed as a landmark agreement. observers have declared it is working and iran has stopped developing nuclear bombs. but netanyahu has long maintained that this is about the more than iran's nuclear activities the trump administration agrees with him. i'm sure the president and europeans are stopping the wrong impression about you about aggression is the goal but trying to be really you know peop

is israel where he was warmly welcomed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu those two share a just dain for the deal it was intended to stop iran's international isolation in exchange for a verifiable and to its nuclear weapons program. that. handshake and a hug that's it now says he's proud the new secretary of state has made israel part of his first official tour in their press conference they seem to be on the same page especially on one of the it's a nose favorite topics iran and pulling out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal . for the record this deal is a very direct mystery. and yes because it is very bright very straightforward. here on deal has been hailed as a landmark agreement. observers have declared it is working and iran has stopped developing nuclear bombs. but netanyahu has long maintained that this is about the more than iran's nuclear activities the trump administration agrees with him. but the president's position on stopping the wrong question to be about aggression is a gold mine for the saudi regime you know the people the longer version we've already. as a r

daines: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. daines: i ask that following my remarks, senator brown, be allowed to make remarks for three to five minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: mr. president, i stand here today to urge the very swift confirmation of my good friend, my former colleague, the current director of the c.i.a., mike pompeo, to serve as america's next secretary of state. you see, mike's reassume would put him at the top of any pile. speaking as someone who has hired a lot of folks over 28 years in the private sector and now spending time in public service, his resume shines. but let's talk about his record of results. you know, i just returned from a trip to china. i was with four other u.s. senators. we visited china, south korea. in fact, while in south korea, we went to the d.m.z. i met the premier of china while i was in beijing. in fact, the same week that i met with the premier of china, kim jong-un met with president x

i want to echo what senator daines said about your job and your performance now. but also thank you for your service to alabama and my state. >> thank you. >> you worked tirelessly for the folks. and alabama, we have our share. every year it seems between tornadoes or hurricanes, we are -- we cinch up in the spring waiting for the next tornado to hit. and then late summer and fall, it's always as a hurricane going to hit the gulf of mexico. so we've had our share. it was 20 years ago this week i think that i had -- it was the united states attorney and toured the f-5 tornado that went through oak grove and areas where my family had serious deep resident roots, both in their homes and their churches. the damage that can cause and i would urge colleagues if never hits their state to go see. you can't appreciate it on television like you can. it will take your breath away. recently we had a storm hit in the northeast section of alabama that did a significant amount of damage in a number of counties, including damage to jacksonville state university. a number of their

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. >> you just heard from sonic ceo dain jasper, a small isp out of santa rosa and also against that repeal. 23 states, including california are in the process of passing their own net neutrality protection. we should mention comcast our parent company supports the repeal efforts. >>> wall street could start the trading day in the red off a negative session on friday. it's a busy week for economic data and also the heaviest week of earnings season. this is with the third of the s&p 500 set to report. now today we'll hear from google's parental if al if a be. >> gas prices keep climbing, jumped 9 cents, higher oil prices and gas is always more expensive here in california. in oakland, you'll pay $3.59 and in san jose it's $3.62. of course the highest place san francisco, $3.70 a gallon. >>> today a call for changes to wells fargo. the california state treasurer will personally deliver to a san francisco based bank. calling for leadership changes. last week the government fined the bank a billion tied to auto lending and mortgages, not the sales scandal. critics call it a publicity stunt, run

. >> that was sonic ceo dain jasper, small isp also against the repeal. 23 states including california are in the process of passing their own net neutrality protection. >>> a local congressman wants a bill of rights for internet users as well. south bay lawmaker drafted a new bill to outline what users rights should be. this weekend he held a town hall at independence high school. this is in san jose, representative says he wants input from silicon valley giants, including google and facebook and apple. >> it is a huge task and why it's not going to be an overnight process. we want to get it right. i think tim cook was right, cfo of apple when he said the regulations need to be well crafted. >> so far brazil and italy written language in their laws governing the internet and user rights. >>> a call for changes to wells fargo. the state treasurer will personally deliver a letter to the san francisco based bank calling for leadership changes. last week they were fined $1 billion tied to auto lending and mortgages, not the other sales scandal. critics might call this a publicity stunt. c

hello, i'm dain in perino and this is "the daily briefing."mes as a south korean newspaper is reports that north and south korea could be preparing to announce a permanent end to the korean war after a 65-year cease fire when the leaders of the two nations meet face to face next week. we have team fox coverage. first let's go to chief white house correspondent john roberts who is traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida. john? >> ror

in an interview, republican senator steve daines described the conversation as loose. devote quo quote, the president talked about france and bastille day and then they lost the health care vote. two months later, president trump again met with french president emmanuel macron. they met on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly in new york and he was still obsessed with the same thing. >> and it was one of the greatest parades i've ever seen. it was two hours on the button and it was military might, and i think a tremendous thing for trance and for the spirit of trance, but when you see that and you see all the victories, it was a tremendous thing, and to a large extent, because of what i witnessed, we may do something like that on july 4th in washington down pennsylvania avenue. i don't know. we're going to have to try and top it. but we got a lot of planes going over and we had a lot of military might, and it was really a beautiful thing to see. so, it was a beautiful day. it was really so well done, but i came back and one of my early calls were, i think wear go

i just joined steve daines delegation to china and was struck by their primary concern being the travel act. without we would hear all kinds of things about tariff and they were most concerned about that. the mettle of that. i want you to comment on how will you deal with the conflict between the rich -- trade relationship and that security relationship. threes and i point out chinese we were there and crossed into the dmz, we were in the blue house, walked into north korea and from my standpoint -- talking about priorities, our number one priority with the relationship with china is to get them to continue, and they are effectively enforcing those sanctions so that we can bring to conclusion the dismantlement of north korean threat. can you speak to that conflict between trade, economic relationship and security relationship? dir. pompeo: senator, it is complex. at times they are conflicting and at times additive. you can achieve a good economic outcome with a partner country, you can get assistance in other places on the diplomatic matter you care about deeply or military metal -- mat

i was just joined steve daines delegation to china and i was struck by what they were primarily concerned about was the taiwan travel act. we thought we were going to hear all things about tariffs and they were most concerned about that core area of their interest and don't meddle with that. i just want you to comment on how are you going to deal with that conflict between the trade relationship and the security relationship and the reason i'm pointing out with china is we were there, we also crossed into the dmz, we were in the blue house, walked into north korea and from my standpoint stalking about priorities, our number one priority with china, the relationship with china is to get them to continue and they are effectively enforcing those sanctions so that we can bring to conclusion the dismantlement of north korean threat. can you speak to that conflict between trade, economic relationship and security relationship? >> senator, it's complex at times they are conflicting at times they are actually additive, that is, they work together. if you can achieve a good economic outcome with a

daines: mr. president, today marks the start of national parks week. as a fifth generation montanan, someone who dwriew up in bozman -- grew up in boozman, just a short drive from america's first national park, yellowstone, i'm excited to sell wrait the -- celebrate the parks so special to so many. in montana, hiking, backpacking, fishing, white water rafting is a way of life. i spent as much time outdoors as possible and i still continue that tradition with my children today. in fact, my idea of a great time in august is taking our dogs, as many of our kids that we can get together according to their schedules anymore, and we take our backpacks enjoying montana's outdoors. as a father, i'm grateful to share these experiences with our four children and instill in them a love for the outdoors. and, frankly, what better place to do that and enjoy the outdoors than in our national parks? and while montana is privileged to have two world famous national parks in glacier and yellowstone, national parks are the pride of so many states from florida to colorad

daines: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. daines: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: mr. president, later today the c.e.o. of facebook will come before the u.s. senate to discuss facebook's leak of an estimated 87 million users' data. now, as someone who personally spent over a decade in the technology business in cloud computing, i know how important tech jobs are. i know how important internet connectivity is and how important social media is to our growing economy. but i'm also the father of four children, and i know the importance of ensuring that as technology continues to rapidly evolve, our children's security and privacy must be protected. in fact, recently in montana, we had a breach of our children's data at calispel middle school. that is why today i'm reintroducing the safe kids act. this bill prohibits websites and programs that are designed for students ranging from pre--k through the 12th grade from selling or disclosing our children's personal infor

daines: mr. president, i rise today to urge my colleagues to vote in support of the tribal labor sovereignty act. my legislation is about bringing jobs to the most economically disadvantaged communities in montana and empowering indian tribes to determine their own destinies. in fact, for 14 years the federal government has placed prohibitive regulations on tribes, infringing on their rights and costing them jobs and economic opportunities. and now montana's tribes and the tribal communities across the country suffer from some of the nation's highest unemployment. this legislation will restore the parity between tribal governments and federal, state, and local governments as well as protect and respect the tribe's right to sovereignty. it is time the federal government step out of the tribe's way so they can make the right decisions for their communities, for their family and create good-paying jobs on reservations. and on behalf of montana's 12 federally recognized tribes, as a member of the sen