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she does. reporter: does the president their responsibility for the tone in this white house? ms. sanders: the president supports all americans. if you look at what he is doing every day, he is working hard to make this country better, whether it is building our the economy, creating jobs, defeating isis, fixing our judiciary system, helping with illegal immigration, the president is addressing a number of issues. that is what our focus is. that is what we are doing your every day and that is what the president has laid out very clearly, what his interests are. reporter: does he bear responsibility for the tone set here at the white house and the staffers who work here? ms. sanders: he certainly doesn't it think he's done a good job laying out what the priorities of the administration and what they are doing is helping impact americans all across the country. are they lying, sarah? reporter: general kelly came out and endorsed a pathway to citizenship for temporary protected status recipients you have been in the u.s. for some time. does the president share general kelly's view on

commercial project yet it does not go along with that it does it does not and do not know what the german government. legally instrument to stop that and i don't think so so this was a political pull to do political statement in my view it would be wise to do as i have said to find the balance aleutian which also takes into account the interests of ukraine and of ukraine and poland but north too is as you have said for economic if it cannot make these those absolutely important for germany and just a few up so why is no extreme to so dangerous in brussels i mean the germans are pragmatic people they wouldn't sign up for something if it were really strategically dangerous is it more infrastructure always a good thing. you know what. i would i would agree and your position is not. tough a position against most most abundant as you are. complaining complaining a lot and some other countries as well and the visit could be have the same situation the ports feel. by past here. literally literally but that is it season was made. and in my view that was a mistake one should have tried to have to

jonathan: does it make sense to you, henry? henry: it does.e have a lot of longs in italy, a lot of positioning that needs to get unwound. the technicals are going to be very important. you need to respect them. jonathan: let's talk another level. spread,s points, the spain over italy this week. does that make sense? does it make sense to have a multitiered bond market in the eurozone where people start applying the term semicall to spain? henry: if we are getting to the point where we are going to have a multispeed europe, if this does force germany to the table, some form ofee differentiation if you see a franco-centered plan at the margin. when you have compressed spreads, greece trading on top of germany, bad things happen. some sort of differentiation is appropriate. lisa: i am looking at the spanish gdp and the acceleration we are expecting. it is a better economy than the italian economy. period. the end. does it make sense for there to be differentiation between the economies? yeah, that's what a bond market used to be. jonathan: that

where does that lead?down in a video deposition where he says, forget your questions, this is a witch hunt. he repeats all the things he was saying. so what if he gets into a perjury trap? do we really think the fbi is going to haul him out of office? what he will do, i think, is force a political confrontation. he is the come at me, bro, kind of guy and dares other people to back down. do we think the senate will impeach him over this question if there is not a flaming, smoking gun? i don't think so because the country, as much as you may hate donald trump, and i don't like what he does, impeachment is a very drastic thing. this needs to be resolved through the political process, so i think he stares down that barrel of the senate chamber. >> then he repeats what he's said all along. no collusion, no collusion. our administration has fully cooperated with the mueller investigation. if that's the case, i hope it is, let's put it all out there. go before robert mueller, answer all these questions, put this

how does a ron respond? does it respond? ian: no, they do 100 times more business with iran then american companies. sanctions only matter if the europeans follow through. when the deal eventually breaks apart, the hardliners is stronger, then we see if we move toward confrontation. but today the story that we need to pay attention to is 41 palestinians so far shot dead, over 1000 injured in gaza. at the same time we are seeing the celebration in israel, something they have wanted for such a long time, you have palestinians throwing themselves against the wall. vonnie: and a week of protest. if not more. does this to generate even more, ian? it: it may, but i'm not sure matters. if you can have this kind of celebration in israel what we have this violence on the gaza border says something very significant, which is the to buildf the israelis walls keeping people out of strong. trump as it consistently, walls work. you want to see where they work, watch israel. not only do they have a wall come a they have three cement factor

westerman: again, this amendment does not sidestep nepa. it does not weaken nepa. it simply says you have to eval it -- evaluate the alternative of doing nothing. i yield one minute to the gentleman from colorado, mr. tipton. the chair: the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. tipton: thank you, mr. chairman. i think that we have found some common ground. . when our colleagues say, let's use science. to be able to have analysis, to be able to have project planning. let me give you a real-life example. the west fork complex fire which erupted because we had trees growing at the elevation they shouldn't have, overgrowth that resulted in massive fire. i suggest if you care about endangered species, if you care about protecting our waterways, if you want abundant resource to support our schools through the rural school programs as well, this is an opportunity to be able to create those healthy forests and able to move forward with good, commonsense planning that will be provide bid this amendment. i encourage passage of this amendment and i yield back. the chair:

maybe it does not matter, or maybe it does. i guess that is the west in. fred: if he was the only president to do this, and all of the president's would not, if ony were in the white house, the paris accord -- remember that, that ridiculous environmental thing? that obama promised, to spend an of americanmount dollars while the other countries did not? cases, would other presidents have gotten out of the paris accord? but not so sure of that, others have declared they would get out of the iran deal. ted cruz was going to rip it up on the first day. there are a lot of things that trump has done that i think only he would do. pretty obvious one where people were saying they were going to do that, trade. trump i think that most oftrump 's -- i think most of trump victories have been traditional republican ones. certainly the saber rattling towards north korea. seems to have worked, up to where we are now. i am not sure where that is, but trump is an outsider. and all presidential candidates and presidents have said they were going to move the embassy. he actu

chp officer: does it matter? music [dejected] it wasn't my fault he cut me off! does it matter?und of vaccum] [frustrated] that jerk didn't even use his turn signal! it wasn't my fault! doesn't matter. sorry, bro! don't be dead wrong or dead right. survive the ride! >>> tonight, breaking news. the president and the payment. president trump now confirming he paid his lawyer michael cohen more than $100,000, after he denied knowing anything about the hush money paid to stormy daniels. what his new financial does closure now reveals. >>> also tonight, north korea. will the summit happen after all? kim jong-un furious with comments coming from the white house. president trump had said, it is simple, they get rid of their nukes. but tonight, the first standoff before the summit. the white house now responding. >>> the school shooting today. seniors gathering, rehearsing for graduation, when a fellow senior begins shooting in the school. >>> the deadly package and the explosion inside this building. the woman killed. >> i need to have the building evacuated, all crews pull back from t

what does it mean? it does not mean declaring victory and pulling out. andck obama do that in 2011 i do not know if anyone notice, but we still have a lot of troops. we need to leave folks on the ground. not to keep fighting, but to ensure the security is there to enable the sunni parts of iraq to rebuild were isis was. happens, we can say goodbye. host: this is from arkansas on independent line, paul, go ahead. the iran deal is unconstitutional. that is the problem. the u.s. constitution says the president has authority to make treaties. what does that require? two thirds confirmation by the u.s. senate. away from take a vote the constitution. obama should be impeached retroactively. host: thanks. guest: this is an argument that was had. i am smiling because the caller reminds me of someone who has a southern accent. i would love to say, but i am no fan of this deal. i worked in the senate and i am a fan of prerogative deals. the president gets to choose to submit something as a treaty or not. last 70 years, we have seen this many treaties and as many e

the dollarl, does sustain its rally or does it to cow and what does it mean for yield?lar does sustain a bit of a rally even from the standpoint of the is less petrodollar circulating and especially now with the news from yesterday. i do think the dollar sustains its rally some, which by the way will continue to be bad news for emerging-market debt coul there's a lo. there's a lot of pain there and a lot of voices talking about what a great opportunities are in the em. emerging-market debt to be clear is definitely going to come under pressure from everything happening in the developed world. the dollar eventually strengthening and oil really having a cap. alix: any value in local? oksana: local is going to struggle for the same reasons, especially of the dollar strengthens. that is what we have seen as well as local has not been able to hold up. alix: arc you will be sticking with us. and be able -- mba mortgage applications fell and we will discuss the fallout of the housing market with the largest provider of whole set mortgages. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pr

>> it does. i don't think anything in the provision would allow them to change the date to know date. the statute only authorizes it to change that date to different date. >> it is an important practical question because there are a lot of parents and there are limited numbers of people available to did not they heard. if it just says, ok, we will try to get you in the third day of the second month or something. then it turns out they can't so they say ok, will try again -- a trafficenging ticket. they say here's a timely book, the officer is never up. a say come back later, eventually -- i don't see what is different than that. it seems to take great practical considerations to have some role to play. >> yes. in the situation you are subscribing -- describing, the government has shown it is ready to go forward with proceedings. >> i thought you are suggesting they could not put it off. >> no, they can definitely change the date to another date. what they cannot do is say we are rescinding that d

>> i think he does.he has announced this higher cost me that is a nod to the fact tesla is losing a ton of money. they burned through nearly $1 billion in cash in the first quarter. they need to get more cash coming in, which is why they decided to delay this more affordable car because that comes with a much lower profit margin. this higher-priced model is a not to the fact that he realizes there is a problem on the financial side. assumption het an can go out and find the next marginal billion dollars to burn through? >> i think that is exactly what they are betting. there were talks from goldman last week that they might need to raise $10 billion. that is a lot of money. he has found people willing to pay for it so far, and he is confident he will be able to do it again. i think at some point people lose patience. we will continue to follow the financial details here at bloomberg and the technological givingnce of jeremy kahn us a view of an almost affordable tesla. you can listen to first word news i

does any of this cross a redline, and how does the president respond? ms. sanders: we are aware. we have raised concerns with the chinese about this, and there will be near-term and long-term consequences, and we'll keep you up today. reporter: thanks a lot. were you caught off guard by mayor giuliani's comments? ms. sanders: i'm not legal team and will not be part of this discussion. the president come is he pleased with the job that mayor giuliani is doing right now in that he has opened the president up to some sort of criminal liability as a relates to federal election campaign violations? ms. sanders: i would discuss that with the president. reporter: so is president pleased with the job mayor giuliani has done? ms. sanders: i have not had that conversation with the president. reporter: when was the last time that the president talked to is hel cohen, and still his attorney? and is the president concern that any conversations he would have high-end with cohen would have been -- with the wiretap we heard about today? i am not sure when the last conversation took place. on the

michael: it does not work -- steven: it does not really exist.tted to it, this still does not work. >> please join us for our live coverage of president trump's speech on drug prices. that is coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern time in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am taylor riggs. russian aluminum producer rusal says its long-term prospects are uncertain. the company was hit by u.s. sanctions last month that rocked the entire aluminum industry. forecasts made in the past are unreliable. j.p. morgan chase once you take advantage of china's latest commitment to open up its financial market. ubs and numerous of them the same. chinese regulators say they will review the application. y between amazon and google is heating up. amazon has quit buying a popular type of google advertisement. fx coveted real estate at the top of google search results. losing amazon is a rare setback for google shopping advertisements. that is your bloomberg business flash. >> israel conducted its biggest raid inside syria in at least 3

yvonne: does the tariff still linger? tom: apparently it does.xecutive advisor to the president saying they remain on the table, they haven't been taken off of the table. what we are hearing is there is discord between the likes of peter navarro, he takes a hard line on china and, the likes of the directory -- treasury sector, steve mnuchin. withinhat is resolved the team of the white house, there will be all of this uncertainty. there is no deadline around when the u.s. has to impose the friend tariffs. -- the threatened tariffs. they could be up to $150 billion worth of chinese goods. those are being suspended on the leading up tolks the weekend as china committed to increase its imports of agricultural products and energy. we know the commerce secretary is going to be coming here in early june to try to hammer out some of the details. it seems like the debate is how to approach these negotiations, it is ongoing. it will be harder to know exactly what the stance is from the trump administration. they seem unanimous in saying that tariffs remain

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. >> reporter: what preconditions does he have? what does he see the north koreas have to do to make the trip? was it premature to make those coins commemorating the summit? >> on the first part of your question, the president has laid out what he wants to see as a commitment to denuclearization. that has not changed. in terms of. coi -- of the coins, this is not something the white house has anything to do with. we don't have any input on the design, the process, this is a standard procedure by the white house communications agency, made up exclusively of career military officials and these coins are designed and done by that organization. pamela? >> reporter: thank you, sarah. why would the u.s. guarantee the regime of a dictator who is a serial rights violator and responsible for the recent death of an american college student. why is that the right things to do? >> the goal would be to have complete and total denuclearization of the peninsula. the president has been up front about that part of the conversation and we're going t

it's not what he does. that's not what he does.given our options there which is to fully defend who would do something else, this is in the something else category. this is sort of using that situation in which her show was canceled by bob iger, the head of abc to talk about himself. is it the sort of moral leadership that past presidents have at least sought to exhibit not only successfully, but sought to exhibit? no, but after charlottesville and after roy moore and after rob porter, i don't think that we should be is up prized thsur president will use that office to exhibit moral leadership and do things for the we rather than the me. >> let me read you the tweet again. let's make sure everyone gets the tweet because a lot of folks have been waiting to see what the president would say about this in this moment and here's what the president said. bob ierg of abc called valerie jarrett to tell her abc does not tolerate comments like those made by roseanne barr. gee, he never called president donald j. trump to apologize for the ho

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she has shown time and time again that she does not control her party, she does not have an idea, a conceptis a very weak leader and everybody knows that. it is a very strong british high bureaucracy in whitehall, which is working very well with the bureaucracy of the european commission to try to find an agreement on technical terms. i think there will be an agreement. you have these two bureaucrats speaking to each other. but the gap between what the experts, the technical people, the people that know how this works are working on, and what is the political discourse is so huge that i cannot see which way you are going to reconcile this. this is true, we had this discussion, to put it in the animal kingdom, fox versus robins. liam fox, and the guy in the civil service that is responsible in the technical way you are talking about. and the tory right and the brexiteers have been briefing against robins like anything. they are not signed up to this. but we have been hearing this for a while, what are the tory right going to do? are they ultimately going to revolt? do they think things would

does impeachment factor into this? watch that we don't the house because their 50 feet. >> this is a major debate among democrats. you have party leaders very conscious of the fact that politics against them. tsing voters, independen will perceive that as democrats as sore losers. at the same time, it energizes their base. there are a lot of press of voters want to -- progressive voters who want to impeach him. a have to decide how far they want to go with that. so far they are resisting calls from their base. shery: thank you so much. former -- ceo, douglas holtz-eakin will join us to discuss the nafta deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is wo

deserve respect. >> yes, it does.before, it's tough when others have more respect for that office than the person who is sitting in that office. >> absolutely. >> so, here's my question, then. we're sitting here debating it. is this just -- listen, i don't want to normalize this because i don't think it's normal. >> it's not normal. >> for people to tell the truth, for people to deflect this way. do we expect anything else from this white house at this point? why do we keep going -- >> we have to demand -- >> barking out the same old tune. >> we have to demand it, don. >> here's the problem. here's the problem. we have to remember, some of those people in the white house have been in white houses before. some of those people who are staff have been around government and governance when some of these people just came in off the street not knowing how to turn a light switch on in the white house. and literally trying to figure out how to turn on the heat. but here's the bottom line, and that's the truth. >> that is the

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this is th does not help kids. your amendment does nothing. this is covering your rear end amendment. i yield back. the chair: the question occurs on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. the chair understands that amendment number 10 will not be offered. it is now in order to consider amendment number 11 printed in house report 115-679. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. holding: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 11 printed in house report 115-6 9, offered by mr. holding of north carolina. the chair: the gentleman from north carolina, mr. holding and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. holding: i rise in support of my amendment and urge all members to support its inclusion in the farm bill today. the amendment is simple. it ends eligibility for supplemental nutrit

what does the message does the president have about this?ent congratulates him and looks forward to a time when we can hopefully have a good relationship with russia, however the united states believes that everyone has a right to be heard and assemble peacefully. >> the president has said in the past that the russia investigation is an excuse for democrats losing the 2016 election but today he appeared to look forward to the 2018 midterms and tweeted out, quote, is this phony witch hunt going to go even longer so it wrongfully impacts the midterm elections which is what the democrats always intended. does the president now believe that the russia investigation actually has to do with the 2018 midterms, as well? >> i think he thinks that the idea that this narrative continues to be driven, the fact that a year and a half later after spending most all of your time every single day looking into this and still finding nothing, the fact that we're still talking about it and has the potential to impact the 2018 election. i think the point he is m

what does that do for oil demand?what we are thinking about is how much ev's are displacing out of the market. currently about 23 million to 25 million barrels a day are being used in the car market. we think it is going to fall, both as a result of electrification and electrical combustion engine improvements. -- internal combustion engine improvements. demand for oil will fall by 2040. alix: we have a bar chart to show how it changes through 2040, if we can bring that up. what do you think the end result is going to be? what companies will win or lose? >> we hear about tesla, but a lot of other companies are doing interesting things. the vw group, bmw. the chinese companies. they are releasing a large amount of electrical models. 300 ev models for sale by 2020. the incumbent oems are putting a lot of capital behind this. we will cac change from the niche market that tesla created to a more mass-market. alix: thank you very much. definitely check out that report. let's turn to commodity in chief, where we focus on on

does that mean? robert: mark, you've studied american power ander itional diplomacy. the president is trying to do a lot of things around the world. what does it mean for him to have this cloud as he endangsn n fore policy? mark: the white house c to function normally in terms of the state departmndt cabinet so at some level the policy rontinues. theem is, when you have a president that is thisu distracted, an have the president lose the plot. i was talking to a white house official recently about north korea policy, which has gotten a bit messy in the last few days. the north koreans have sent whethersignals about the summit meeting will happen or not so here's the president dealing wit a curveball from the north koreans at the moment legal 's situation and i think there's a danger when you have t tarts to be iwn n wixatergate, pp wpedssraues, he's not thinking clearly about his own problems. joining uks for tonight. our conversation will continue online on the "washington week extra." we will discu

does not. -- does not. >> how does the department -- benefit from performing data analytics and computational research on behalf of the va? how do we meld this problem together? we will come back to you later. go ahead. >> thank you. that is the right question to ask. for us, the data, with its unique complexity that comes with subject matter experts, that is curated by experts, brings with it a team of specialists that allows us to attack the artificial intelligence and technology challenge with our experts. so, the meeting, the intersection happens at that place where we look at the priority questions of the veterans administration have service. we bring together the technology specialists. hardware, the software, the engineers, and ask, how do we answer those questions? >> does are outside industry and groups. keep going. >> yes. so, the nexus is the two agencies coming together. we draw from the breath of the laboratories. we engage the private sector and academia as needed. we bring in as many people as we can, because we recognize it is going to be and all of the above type of activity

he does not use a computer, he does not talk on the phone. target and a lot of the senior officials in russia's government are patriotic, people who believe role of in the guiding the russian state. folks that are vulnerable to the sorts of enticements that one might rely on for human recruitment. it is not a easy technical target to penetrate. and aaid, i think putin number of the other folks have been transparent about goals and have been going back to the document that putin issued at the turn of this millennium saying, here is the condition russia finds itself in. here is what we need to do to move toward a better future and you look back and it is pretty close to what is done. want to understand russian intentions, one way to do that is to look at what they had said compared to what they have done. it is a pretty good guy. paul: milton? milton: the recruitment of soviet sources, back in the cold war, where my service was focused. almost everybody they took into the basement and shot in the were nothe head, these people that were wined an

commercial project yet it does not go along with that it does it does not and do not know what the german government. legally instrument to stop that and i don't think so so this was a political pull to do political statement in my view it would be wise to do as i have said to find the balance aleutian which also takes into account the interests of ukraine and of ukraine and poland but to is as you have said for economic economically absolutely important for germany and to test if you are so why is no extreme to so dangerous in brussels i mean the germans are pragmatic people they wouldn't sign up for something if it were really strategically dangerous is it more infrastructure always a good thing. you know what. and position. tough position against most most. complaining complaining a lot and some other countries as well. the same situation the ports feel. that he. made. a mistake one should have to try to have to have to pull out but that is spilt milk no again the best solution would be taking into account. the month for gust from russia. to say between two. of all right thank you very

>> yes she does. >> does the president said the responsibility for the tone in the white house? >> the president as i've mentioned just a moment ago support all americans. if you look at what he's doing every single day, you showing up to work and working hard to make this country better whether it's through building our economy, creating jobs, defeating isis, fixing our judiciary system, helping with illegal immigration problems that we have. the president is addressing a number of issues and that is what our focus is and that's what we are doing here every da day. that is what the president has, i think, laid out very clearly what his interests are. >> my question is a little different, does he bear responsibility. >> he has done a good job of laying out what the priorities of the administration are, and what they are doing is helping impact americans all across the country. i have to keep moving, we been here a while. >> sarah, general kelly came out and endorsed in an npr interview a pathway to citizenship for temporary protected status recipients who have been in the united

president, how does this make america safer? how does this make america safer? >> thank you very much. this will make america much safer. thank you very much. >> trump's move prompted a rare condemnation from his predecessor barack obama for whom the iran deal was a signature achievement and obama called it a serious mistake and without the deal, the united states could eventually be left with a losing choice between a nuclear armed iran or another war in the middle east. iranian president rouhani said he would negotiate with the remaining signatories which include china and russia but it is unclear whether that is possible with the u.s. now poised to reinstate sanctions and impose new economic penalties. among those celebrates are the uae and saudi arabia and israel and have gotten very, very close to the trump administration. >> israel thanks president trump for his courageous leadership, his commitment to confront the terrorist regime in tehran and his commitment to ensure that iran never gets nuclear weapons. >> we come back, colonel lawrence wilkerson on wh

what is his role and what does the pentagon think of his role and what does the state department thinkhis role? >> so he is serving as more like a chief of staff than a national security adviser at this point. it's -- and i don't mean that in any way to denigrate john kelly's role. but john bolton right now is the shiny new guy who president trump is listening to. he's the one who has his ear and he's got the proximity. secretary mattis, he says, he had never met john bolton prior to him becoming the national security adviser. now he's really trying to court him. mattis is trying to create this alliance with bolton and pompeo and mattis. he has them over to the pentagon once a week or so for breakfast. he's trying to put them all on the same page, then to be able to present an alliance to president trump as he did with secretary tillerson. it does not appear that that's working out with john bolton so far. it seems like mattis and pompeo really are more on the same page, specifically about north korea. it seems like they were on the same page on the summit, but it's not really working

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does president trump that he had everything to do with that meeting? does he worry that the backlash of that claim will change the tone of his meeting with him? >> he talked about the maximum pressure campaign working. we have seen north critique it korea maintain pressure -- success since the pressure. they all played a big role in the maximum pressure campaign. a lot of that is due to the fact that the president spent time developing relationships with those individuals and they have been able to put pressure on north korea. can you give us any details about how and when they were informed they were coming home? else, their families, how they found out and whether the president has spoken to any of them directly? there has been a number of different points of outreach from the president to contact the families. we'll be happy to provide more details as we have them. were reports that nafta negotiations had hit a snag over otto -- autos. sec. sanders: we are going to continue to push forward in those negotiations. i don't have any announcements on it

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does the president listen to steve bannon anymore? does the trump base?d not say who he is speaking with inside 1600 pennsylvania avenue. i have sources that say to me he's still involved in the messaging of the conservative movement, especially in the trunkst base of the movement. what's he ran -- trump movement. for has anpushing advocate in the white house, the navarro. over the weekend, you have the treasury secretary saying the trade war with china is on hold. that would suggest the president is listening much more to secretary mnuchin. with steve bannon out there criticizing that, it would appear he is pushing for a manufacturing type of business angle rather than the agricultural or energy sector that the treasury secretary is pushing for. francine: we also talked about the robert mueller investigation. overall, the president or people close to the present listened more to steve bannon as the midterm elections approach. andn: the base of the party the president's son donald trump, jr. have grabbed hold of that political microphone to speak to the b

president, how does this make america safer? how does this make america safer? >> thank you very much. this will make america safer. >> secretary pompeo is right now going to north korea and will be there shortly and a matter of probably an hour. he will get that meeting set up. we have our meetings set in the location is taking some time and we look forward to having great success. we think relationships are building with north korea and will see how it works out and maybe it will and maybe it won't but it can be a great thing for north korea and south korea and japan in the entire world. we hope it all works out. >> are the americans being [inaudible]? >> ultimately, we will find out. we will soon be find out. it would be great if they are but we will soon find out. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] >> president trump laid out his argument in that the poetic room of the white house for reinstating sanctions against iran which is a violation of the multilateral iran nuclear agreement. we will be bringing reaction from the president of iran on the c-span netwo