donald trump isa should remember that. donald trump is a great showman.nating the media landscape. what we have seen in the last 24 hours from kim jong—un is similar. we have seen in the last 24 hours from kimjong—un is similar. kim jong—un is arriving as a different figure than his father, who would not have gone on a walkabout... figure than his father, who would not have gone on a walkabout. .. just a moment. you are watching bbc news on this historic moment. donald trump, the us president, the first sitting us president to meet with a north korean leader, kimjong—un. a moment the world thought would never happen. smiles. a handshake, of course. and a gentle manoeuvre from donald trump to the side as they make their way through to the library where the two men, i understand, will have a brief conversation with just translators present. if they have not done that already. we will stay with these live pictures on the island of sentosa. extraordinary to see this moment. we understand the two people on either side will translate. pats on either side will t

forgive me for interrupting, i understand donald trump, we are seeing him now. 0ver understand donald is near the hotel. what are you seeing? we are now, i do not know if you can see the picture, we are on the causeway to the island of sentosa where the summit will be held. here comes donald trump. the presidential motorcade is behind me. the presidential limousine. two of them. heading to the capella hotel. we understand kim jong—un has heading to the capella hotel. we understand kimjong—un has not left his hotel. i can see pictures of his hotel, the st regis. huge security, closing down the roads while the convoy closing down the roads while the c0 nvoy goes closing down the roads while the convoy goes through. 50 minutes until the meeting. donald trump and kimjong—un, until the meeting. donald trump and kim jong—un, one—on—one, only until the meeting. donald trump and kimjong—un, one—on—one, only with translators for 45 minutes, starting at 9am local time, 50 minutes from 110w. at 9am local time, 50 minutes from now. then they will be joined for an expanded mission by officials unt

donald trump lost zero friends on 9/11. donald trump attended zero 9/11 funerals.s of families who lost a loved one on 9/11 and tried to make it his own for political reasons. that is how deep and perverse donald trump's lying is. donald trump's lying is worse. it is uglier than any other public liar in american history, and this week he lied for political advantage about the families of the korean war dead in the same breath that he praised the north korean dictator who holds on to power in north korea through murder and torture and terrorizing the entire population of north korea. you are never going to see a satisfying interview of donald trump, an interview where he is successfully challenged on every lie, because donald trump will never submit to an interview where that could possibly happen. and the news media is never going to be able to keep up with all of donald trump's lies after he tells them. so you as a citizen have a new job. you must protect yourselves from the lies of donald trump. you must do your own homework to expose donald trump's lies to yours

donald trump leading chairman kim to the armored car the president uses to get around, donald trump called him a worthy negotiator, a talented man who loves his country very much and he absolutely will be inviting kim jong un to the white house promising more meetings between him and the north korean leader. we are awaiting a press conference from donald trump, expected to begin in about an hour. we will see how he believes this summer went today and get more information on exactly what the president signs, how he thinks that will roll out and what it mean to t countries. >> some of those details we do know now, south and north korea affirmed the principle of determining the destiny of the korean nation on their own accord. they agreed to bring forth the watershed moment for improvement of inter-korean relations by fully implement all existing agreements and declarations adopted between the two sides thus far. south and north korea agreed to completely seize all hostile acts against each other in every domain including land, air and sea that other source of military tension and conflict. i

and donald trump knows it.hen he was questioned about this today by a gang of reporters in the white house driveway this morning, just one of them, and only one of them, can be heard very faintly asking, why are you lying about this? as other reporters were yelling other questions. so we're not sure if donald trump actually heard that important question of the day. why are you lying about this? when we come back, maria teresa kumar will join us on the trump policy on the southern border which the "new york times" now calls heartless and this picture shows is cruel and unusual child abuse. mom and dad got a new car. it's not theirs, it's mine. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. lease the 2018 rx 350l and rx 350l awd for these terms. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it's willingham, edge of the box, willingham shoots... goooooooaaaaaaaallllllll! that...was...magic. willingham tucks it in and puts the championship to bed. sweet dreams, nighty night. as long as soccer players celebrate wi

now he is blaming donald trump.olin kaepernick's newest plan to take the commander-in-chief to court. ♪ >> donald trump moving full steam ahead toward singapore with just days until the historic summit. the commander-in-chief says it is all about attitude, not preparation. what attitude does he need for a meeting with an unpredictable dictator like kim jong un. national security analyst senior fellow rebecca heinrich joins us now with her insight. thank you for joining us, certainly appreciate it this morning. that is a big question. how do you prepare for meeting with kim jong un. when the pres. says it is all about attitude, what type of attitude do you need? >> you need to project confidence and that is what the president is doing. when he says it is all about attitude he is projecting confidence which is what he should be doing. secretary of state kim jong un had a wonderful press conference after the president had this press conference with the japanese prime minister in which he reiterated and affirmed donald

there we are, you can see donald trump they are, you can see donald trump they are walking into the main lobby area of the president's residence, the official residence, and he isjust about there. you can see it, the moment that all the cameras in the media have been waiting for. the shaking of the hand, there. this is the singaporean prime minister as they go in for their discretion. these two will talk about the summit tomorrow. of course, singapore's promise had a similar discussion with kim jong—un yesterday. was interviewed by the media but would not reveal what was said in the discussions. but this is an important moment, isn't it? these discussions ahead of the summit, tomorrow. exactly. ithink what is remarkable about this if you look at the news of the coverage of it is just how difficult it is for anyone to predict the outcome. particularly if you have a summit of this sort, you get a general idea of what as the two sides are working towards. here you have just one of the most are present levels here you have just one of the most a re present levels of here you have just one of

donald tru m p loves from president donald trump.vents like the g7. this is what he is saying about what happened yesterday. in the last ten minutes he said there is no limit to what north korea can achieve when it gives up nuclear weapons and embraces, is with the world. he went on to say chairman kim has the opportunity to be remembered as a leader who ushered in a glorious new era of prosperity for its citizens. he thanked chairman kim for the first bold step towards a bright new future and said that this proves that real change is possible. so donald trump awake in washington, we now understand, and that is his latest response to what happened on this historic day. and everyone during the summit looking forward to that handshake, and of course agreements and efforts at warmth, and this from two people who only recently were threatening to wipe each other off the map. it was quite extraordinary to see that moment and to be reporting on it, of course, the symbolism behind that handshake and to see them standing in front of their re

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and donald trump knows it.stioned about this today by a gang of reporters in the white house driveway this morning, just one of them, and only one of them, can be heard very faintly asking, why are you lying about this? as other reporters were yelling other questions. so we're not sure if donald trump actually heard that important question of the day. why are you lying about this? when we come back, maria teresa kumar will join us on the trump policy on the southern border which the "new york times" now calls heartless and this picture shows is cruel and unusual child abuse. hi. it's me. your sleep number 360 smart bed... checking in. last night i warmed your feet so you fell asleep faster. i sensed you roll over and automatically softened your side to melt away pressure points and keep you sleeping blissfully. at 2am, this happened. so, i took care of it. does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. now you can wake up to smarter sleep. let's meet, only at a sleep number store. booking a flig

donald trump called donald trump corrupt today. it was president trump's latest demonstration that he can get his most devoted followers to believe anything he says even when it's the opposite of something donald trump has previously said. and donald trump seems to count on his followers' inability to remember what he has said in the past, especially if the past is a full year ago. so this morning donald trump tweeted, not that it matters but i never fired james comey because of russia! the corrupt main stream media loves to keep pushing that narrative, but they know it's not true! here is the corrupt main stream media's biggest pusher of that narrative. >> regardless of recommendation i was going to fire comey. knowing there was no good time to do it. and, in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> the firing of james comey got president trump a special prosecutor. a special prosecutor who is investigating the president for obstruction o

trump or took actions to help donald trump's election. so essentially think of the message it's sending to our national security apparatus, who's trying to protect us from russian interference in the next election that donald trump is saying, and possibly the cheapest date imaginable, russia has to do nothing and they will reenter the g8. it's frankly, ludicrous. and different than he treats any other country. >> and neera's point is also applicable to the middle east. everything that he is doing there delights russia. dumping the jcpoa and allowing our allies to kind of go it alone. that's great with putin. he's propping up iran. you want to give putin, syria, he'll do that too. he'll sign that away. so everything that he is doing really does enure to russia's benefit in the middle east. it's extraordinary. >> ned, give us the larger picture. what does it mean if we don't have these strong relationships any longer? what does it mean if our allies don't look to us as a great friend or somebody they can rely on? what does that mean for our

and donald trump knows it.n he was questioned about this today by a gang of reporters in the white house driveway this morning, just one of them, and only one of them, can be heard very faintly asking, why are you lying about this? as other reporters were yelling other questions. so we're not sure if donald trump actually heard that important question of the day. why are you lying about this? when we come back, maria teresa kumar will join us on the trump policy on the southern border which the "new york times" now calls heartless and this picture shows is cruel and unusual child abuse. woman: it felt great not having hepatitis c. it's like a load off my shoulders. i was just excited for it to be over. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting ha

>> donald trump is doing the right thing. have secretary of state pompeo to explain what occurred, we need to coordinate with our allies. donald trump did not wasim and that is the right way to proceed and pompeo and national security adviser john bolton talking with north korean officials as early as next week so donald trump is right, this is got to occur quickly. heather: terms of everything laid out before key priorities, the initial joint document, not enough details at this point. we are looking at a preliminary document and people criticize it and defend it. we won't know if these proceed and figure out where they are. we know the north koreans are declaring this to be a victory for themselves, propaganda is very corrosive and undercuts our message they want to give up the nukes because they are not talking about that but they are talking about the end of the exercises and all the concessions donald trump made a that is a list solidifying kim's regime. in retn.okay if we get something heather: it was so amazing, really

but that is donald trump's we. the pictures here, we've got another arrival. no, sorry, that's a repeat of kim jong—un arriving on local television. forgive me, rupert, forgive me for interrupting, i think we're watching live pictures on sentosa with another motorcade, just getting confirmation... yes, this is a live shot, the american flag, giving away, of course, who is inside the cars that you can see here. one after the other after the other. the middle one will stop outside the doors of the capella hotel carrying, of course, president trump. here he is about to exit the vehicle and make his way to the front doors of the capella hotel, exactly before the official summit begins. here he is. way. donald trump there making his way, as concentrated a face as the north korean leader, who made his way there just a few minutes before him. breaking news. we have special coverage live drum singapore and sentosa island with us president donald trump a short time ago, in the last five seconds, arriving for this historic s

donald trump something for his ego. china will give, you know, licenses to his daughter. the saudis and the emirates will try to buy him outright. no president has ever been like this. this is why foreign nations didn't like obama. his integrity level was so high there was no getting at the man. and that was pretty much the same from george washington to obama. now we've got a completely different president. the man is vulnerable everywhere. >> dan. >> to malcolm's point, he is, in fact, being manipulated by all of our enemies, but now on the opposite side he's being ignored by all of our allies, by all of our friends. we saw that tweet from macron who said if trump doesn't want to play nice in our sandbox we will get rid of the sandbox. ignoring this threat trade war with our allies and inside the global economic chain, completely ignoring what kind of disaster can come from this, i think that's what's happening. our allies are completely ignoring what he says for now, you know, from these kind of -- these kinds of pre

investigating donald trump on the senate intelligence committee and investigating donald trump and hisenate judiciary committee. and as a member of the senate judiciary committee she had the memorable moment in the cabinet room where she got donald trump to follow her lead and abandon the republicans and join diane feinstein on daca. >> what about a clean daca bill now? >> i have no problem. that's what dick is saying. we're going to come out with daca and do immediately phase two, which would be comprehensi comprehensive. >> would you be amenable to that? >> yeah i think a lot of people would like to see it. but i think we have to do daca first. >> republicans then rushed to get donald trump back on the leash and they pulled him back to the republican side and, of course, nothing has happened on da daca, but california spoke last night on what is now the two-year battle between diane feinstein and donald trump, and donald trump lost very, very badly. democratic lieutenant governor, gavin newsome will face john cox in the november election. and today president trump tweeted, he can win

and i'm sure donald trump hates to hear that. i'm sure donald trump hates for us to hear that. but donald trump does not actually hate what is happening there, because donald trump did that to those children whose voices you just heard crying for their mothers and fathers. and donald trump vowed today to continue to do it. in an op-ed for "the washington post," former republican first lady laura bush offered her own report of life on our southern border. she wrote in the six weeks between april 19th and april 31st, the department of homeland security has sent nearly 2,000 children to mass detention centers or foster care. more than 100 of these children are younger than 4 years old. the reason for the separations is a zero tolerance policy for the parents who are aused of illegally crossing our borders. i live on a border state. this is cruel, immoral, and it breaks my heart. laura bush recalled another republican first lady, her mother-in-law, barbara bush who while first lady at the height of the aids crisis in this country visited a home in washington d.c. for children with

and donald trump knows that. that's why he knows he can go on camera and say the things he says without penalty. >> before we go to break, mike barn kill wants to share a picture. >> joe, i don't know whether you've seen the front of the "times" this morning. a close-up of this. this is a 2-year-old honduran girl. at the border, of the united states/mexican border. crying as her mother is being frisked by an i.c.e. agent. and we have in this country right now thousands of children who have been orphaned by the actions of the united states government. and so we've talked a lot about the country today. what it is and what it means, what it has meant to the world. and we should ask ourselves, is this the united states that you remember? is this the united states that you want to be? is this the united states you want the world to see? >> let me add to that, that i've talked to a lot of conservatives. and i've read what a lot of conservatives have said about our current policy. conservatives who like myself, want a v

thos about donald trump.ny of yet donald trump, to say all of that, the only thing kim jong-un had to do was sign a piece of paper that he, quote, commits to work toward complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. kim didn't have to say what century that would take place in. he didn't have to say what denuclearization means to him. and so another line of that piece of paper that the president and the dictator signed says that they, quote, commit to hold follow-on negotiations led by the u.s. secretare y of stapompeo and a relevant high level dprk official at the earliest possible date. not even a date certain. there isn't even a deadline for their next meeting, and the document doesn't name the north korean official who mike pompeo will be meeting with, because, of course, kim jong-un just might kill a few north korean officials between now and then. so he's not going to name the willeet with because heo mike doesn't want to guarantee any particular north korean official will not be killed before that meeting. kim holds power through murder of people around him, including relat

we pictures of donald trump arriving at the istana.ng—un has been seen clutching his south korean counterpart, moon jae—in, clutching his south korean counterpart, moonjae—in, versus what we all know of him, this autocrat, this dictatorial person who was essentially the person who killed his uncle, behind the death of his half brother, kimjong—nam just last year in kuala lumpur. we had to go down and cover that. how different is this perception of kim jong—un the statesman? it is and it isn't a discontinuity. i would say that if you have been looking carefully at kim jong—un in this domestic contest in this first excuse empowers, there were a lot of continuities. you mention hunting. one of us me straighten they kim jong—un — this father was very withdrawn. kim jong—un was out hunting people, laughing, lots of pictures of kim jong—un laughing with north koreans, crying with north koreans, is that there was a level of charisma, write? when we saw pictures of north koreans laughing with kim jong—un, saw pictures of north koreans laughing

kim jong—un, donald trump. eve of the summit. monday morning. kimjong—un, donald trump.agenda? as you said, sorry ifi is on the agenda? as you said, sorry if i have not really caught your question clearly, as you can see, there is heavy police security behind me. we were told to move from where we were which was the entrance to the wing of the shangri—la hotel with donald trump staying in it. this is the main building of the shangri—la hotel were ordinary guests can still stay. as you mentioned, security is definitely tight. the two leaders as you mentioned will be meeting on tuesday. the question remains as to what they will be doing today. we know for now officially donald trump will be meeting the prime minister of singapore who met with kim jong—un yesterday. that summit was broadcast live on the prime minister ‘s facebook page. very singapore, very 2018. that could happen later today. we do not know exactly what time the meeting between donald trump and kimjong—un time the meeting between donald trump and kim jong—un will take place either. we will wait here or morn

donald trump is not. he's done. he knows donald trump -- donald trump does not care about him.does not care about his family and it's over. he also doesn't want me -- he doesn't want to be harassed by donald trump because he is the president of the united states still and he probably has a bunch of dudes. but michael cohen is going to take care of his family and his country first. that's all you need to know. think about that. >> i've got two more questions for you. one, we know that what was seized from his offices included a lot of audio and recordings. did he promise to share those with you? >> to share with me? oh, michael cohen, first of all, does not work for vice. i want to make that clear. he's not getting any money. he's probably broke -- i shouldn't say that. michael cohen did not make any promises with me. >> but you're working on it? >> he has all the tapes. in fact, some of those are -- my name is on those. >> my last question, you started out your first answer, you talked about your ex-wife roseanne. >> yes. >> how did she end up so far on the other side of the tr

but donald trump had a surprise for him.y exercises between south korea and the us. they have always angered the north. this will worry neighbouring japan, as will mr trump's suggestion to remove troops from the peninsula in the future. it's a mistake to cancel alljoint us—south korean military exercises. the united states needs to maintain a sufficient level of readiness and preparedness on the peninsula because the north korean nuclear threat is still there. kimjong—un has now signed two agreements to denuclearise — the first was in april — but both lack detail. he has destroyed his main nuclear test site and has promised to dismantle another. but he could be hiding up to 60 nuclear weapons and it is not clear he is letting inspectors in to find them. that is why many will find today's announcement disappointing. kim jong—un is now leaving the island of sentosa, having gained the summit and the status he has longed for. he says the world will change, the problem is, we're not sure what that change may mean. kim jong—un has

trump is doing what donald trump always does hey folks i've got a great story for you why don't you choose names on june the twelfth and we'll see if we sign a peace deal with korea could to get your take on that thanks very much allan fisher there life as in washington d.c. well the one thing that wasn't discussed discussed was human rights for the united nations says human rights must be on the agenda at next week's summit it says chaman the north koreans don't have adequate access to food with ten million people relying on humanitarian aid the un's special envoy on human rights in north korea says prisoners should be freeing it as a gesture of goodwill. i'm not the opinion that human rights dialogue will undermined the opening and the talks on the denuclearization at all i don't think that he said dilemma. on the contrary i think that from the in the p.r. korea side to show a willingness to open to to open up to the human rights mechanisms will give them could the ability in their intentions to engage with different stakeholders in their intention to denuclearize the view didn't

auditioning for donald trump. i won't say when they're done with the public service because if it you want to see what public servants are, look at rod rosenstein. these are people that served their country with integrity. what we saw yesterday was so disrespectful to the american public, not just to those gentlemen but to all of us as americans. they don't care about finding what the truth, all they want to do is get their name and face on tv. and that's -- maybe please donald trump because they want to get something down the road. these members of congress are disgraceful. >> and, you know, gene, they're playing -- this is what the kids in advertising call microtargeting. they're playing to a very small crowd. i know there's some people, some hosts, late at night on "fox news" that sort of regurgitate this out, but even "fox news's" president is starting to send out memos and having meetings. that's happened here before in the past. it's happened here like a decade ago, where you had the press say enough. enough

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the republican party is the cult of donald trump. you're saying swear allegiance to donald trump? >> no. it's absolutely not the cult of donald trump. what trump has done extraordinarily in the country is he's stepped in and said, hey, guess what? i'm an agent of change. that's why he beat hillary clinton. he's living up to what is on that white board. he's checking boxes. what he's saying is changing the republican party. from being a donor based party to more of a worker base and middle class party. that's what donald trump has changed. >> a lot of republicans say you have a bad record in terms of who you supported. i want to play something you said in france talking to the national front over there. take a listen. >> let them call you racist. let them call you xenophobes. let them call you nativists. wear it as badge of honor. >> steve, how can it be a badge of honor to be called a racist? >> here's the thing. you walked into the same trap that bbc and cnn walked into. don't just take the clip. look at the leadup to the clip. i was talking about donald trump and his policies. i

that is a logical choice for donald trump. he gets positive treatment on foxnews compared to other media outlets. you go to where you can get a friendly argument. at best, a conversation that is somewhat questioning, but not heavily so. they do not necessarily have the opportunity for this real-time fact checking. this is one of the problems we see today. you cannot necessarily expect that every reporter is going to be ready at any moment to say, actually, the trade deficit is such and such dollar figure with canada. you cannot be prepare for every issue with respect to the number of nuclear weapons north korea has and how they will be adjusted under the treaty. in all fairness to reporters, they are covering a huge number of issues. there is nlogic to what will be talked about in a given day. even when the administration is tryipuforward the story of the day, something else happens in the world are yet it is a very difficult environment for that. these organizations have gone down the fact checking road. it raises questions a

this is something that donald trump is known for.e a look at him talking about pruitt just this week. >> administrator scott pruitt, thank you very much. epa is doing well. somebody va to say that. the epa is doing well. people are really impressed with the job. >> as much as donald trump i think is appreciates a good thief and someone will take a little bit more than they should, this is the type of thing that got a lot of other people fired. >> absolutely. >> you got to ask like what's going on here. i think, frankly, the answer is harold ham. harold ham was the guy who was instrumental in putting scott purp pruitt on there. he's a billionaire fraker who has pushed a number of federal and legislation. i think this is a function of donald trump and scott pruitt having a sugar daddy. i think that sugar daddy is harold ham. if getting a used mattress doesn't get you fired from donald trump, who sort of, he wouldn't hire bolton the first time around because he didn't appreciate his mustache, i don't know that anything can. you have sto

donald trump ready for the singapore summit. the final touches for the historic sit down as he heads to the g-7 summit. rob: the high-profile indictment in the leaks probe just handed to one of the most trusted secret keepers. >> this is great. saving the day, the dedicated dad stepped in and her ballerina performance, the story that will make your friday morning. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> every friday. >> you are watching "fox and friends first". >> thank you for waking up and starting the day with us. final preparations now underway for the historic summit between donald trump and milania. >> the pres. is headed to the g-7 summit where tensions are at an all-time high with world leaders. all the details on that. >> four days remain until the face-to-face meeting with donald trump and kim jong un, the commander-in-chief brushing off criticism saying he is prepared ahead of historic talks meeting with the prime minister of japan. >> i'm very well prepared. i don't have to prepare very much. it is about at

let's turn to you and donald trump.th donald trump from the very get go, before the inauguration in january 2017, you, very farfrom bringing a blank slate to your view of him, you were deeply suspicious and sceptical of him from the start. that comes out clearly in your recollections in your memoir. sure, that is because i am a human being, not politicaljudgement. i evaluate people who work for me and who i work for. it becomes political if you are from the very get go, likening the way he deals with you and that situations, likening him to a mafia don, mafia boss. that is notjust personal, that becomes political. i don't see it... the director of the fbi concluding from your first meetings the political equivalent of a mafia boss? not in the sense that he is robbing banks, that is what struck me. that's not political. that is based on reason, logic and experience. some of what you write is actually just downright personal. some about his look, his hair, the size of his hands, which you made observations in the earliest

what does donald trump say? >> journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. to the families of the victims there are no words to express our sorrow for your loss. >> reporter: other mass shootings from the wounding of gabby giffords to steve scalise at a baseball game have sparked a partisan blame game on both sides and some conservatives have drawn flak for time potential violence to anti-trump protesters. >> if msnbc wants to work with the rhetoric by encouraging resistance toward trump administration officials i hope you do that coverage as well. >> reporter: sean hannity is drawn flak for bringing up congresswoman maxine waters urging protesters to harass trump cabinet officials but he said on the are, quote, it is not connected in any way and i'm not equating or comparing the two. whatever the pres.'s rhetoric it is a shame the rush to judgment overshadowed the senseless deaths of five newspaper staffers and today the annapolis capital gazett

they work for donald trump. i just wonder whether any republicans will be foolish enough to say, yeah, it was a great idea attacking our closest allies when there's no strategic benefit to it whatsoever. >> joe, do you think any republicans are going to come out on the other side actually? >> that's the bigger question. >> and have a clear and loud voice and say this was nuts. this does not represent what americans believe. >> other than the usual suspects, mccain. >> susan collins. >> and susan collins. >> it's still a short list and there are obviously also criticized for, hey, you can say those things. what are you actually going to do about it. one thing that has gone on in the senate, there is real -- come on the republican party does not agree with the policy of this. forget the personality and the dramatics how badly the president personally treated our al. they fundamentally, idealogically disagree with me and are not going to move forward on anything because they don't want to make him angry in an elect

hill cares activists shut down traffic in new york city over the supreme court decision to uphold donald trump's travel ban. we have reaction from the white house and election results pouring in from twee 7 states, and more from the primary races, could be a major shock to the democratic party, it does appear top ranking congressman joe crowley will lose his primary race to a 20y latino community organizer who is a member of the democratic socialists of america. what it means for democrats in the blue wave. extensive coverage tonight. we start with the fallout from two major supreme court decisions, one a victory for the trump administration in the short-term, the other the latest for social conservatives. trace gallagher covering a blow to california lawmakers who wanted pro-life pregnancy centers to provide information to clients where they can get abortions. chief national correspondent it henry has breaking news from capitol hill in the wake of the travel ban ruling. >> reporter: key house republicans telling us they are not likely to have the votes to pass major immigration reform l

i didn't vote for donald trump.t scares me, the people that are here he said, they talk about donald trump as if he is a god. he can do no wrong. and he said as a republican i'm scared. and so i think again we have to put it into context, we're raising really important issues here. but these are words that are coming out of the president's mouth, he is -- he does not -- he diminishes the press at every possible moment. >> and gabe, donald trump already has in his back pocket a conservative media that is all in, right? he's already got a republican party that but for a few stragglers is all in, where the leadership has said we won't touch him. and so you are building sort of the building blocks of authoritarian inch. and there does seem to be a reluctance to confront that. >> and one of the challenges i think we should point out the other thing that i took away from that press conference, one of his early influences was dr. norman vincent peale, power of positive thinking. our relationship is xwratgreat,r better. it

here's what donald trump has to say about it.ut unwavering commitment to the complete dna clears asian —— denuclearization of north korea. this is the document we have just signed. we did, will be verified. it will be verified. here's some reaction on twitter. us—based korea expert, "as expected, kju has initiated an open—ended, drawn out negotiation process that ensnares the us into stopping enforcing sanctions". next, andrei lankov, in seoul. "the deal has zero practical value. the us could have extracted serious concessions, but it was not done." professor rudiger frank, based in vienna, responded to that. "i disagree. trump saved the process by taking it slow and one baby step at a time, rather than killing it before it starts, like his predecessors did". and npr news correspondent elise hu keeps everyone's feet on the ground. "depending on how you count em, north korea has previously signed onto at least six, or as many as eight agreements re: its nuclear programme." so whatever deal is signed, that doesn't mean any of it wi

donald trump and kim jong—un donald trump and kimjong—un have met and shaken hands at the start of theric one—day summit here in singapore. the us president and north korean leader are now set for i-to-i north korean leader are now set for 1—to—1 talks, with translators are not tensions and nuclear disarmament. the much anticipated summit follows a year of exchanging threats and many months of diplomatic twists and turns. a warm welcome to use. a significant, unprecedented moment here. and also, of course on the island of sentosa, playing host to these historic talks. about five kilometres away from where we are now. the two delegations derived, arrived, and john and made his way into the capella hotel. followed just 80 minutes later by donald trump. it is this, the scene that we will all be talking about. ——a few. donald trump shaking hands with the north korean leader. a firm handshake between the two men and we cannot underestimate the symbolism behind the flag there, side—by—side. some thought that many, this would never happen. a totalitarian regime and an isolated region that has

we had donald trump say this is the beginning of the process.o do something more impressive than blowing up the test site which no one was impressed by as they can build another one anytime. a peace treaty is much easier. it is a piece of paper. building actual trusts, the start of a process, there are real possibilities. —— from donald trump can turn on a dime, just look at quebec and the g7. the day after tomorrow could go well, but i am not sure about the longer process. let's ta ke let's take a look at what the north korean side is hoping to achieve. well, north korea has spent decades building up its nuclear programme for one reason, to guarantee the state's survival. so, if it scales down its weapons programmes, it will want a reduction of the us military presence on the peninsula. kim jong—un also wants to be a global player, treated as an equal, alongside china, russia, japan, and south korea. so, president trump needs to ditch his "rocket man" label. and north korea needs money so they are desperate for all international sanctions to be

donald grew up with that idea.oesn't matter what you do, just win. >> you say that and like many of these stories, there isn't a part that is ridiculous and there is a part that is not funny and we are straddling that line. j. goldberg was trump's top lit gator before cohen and when we had him on, he talked openly on this show about cohen basically being close to helping donald trump deal with the mafia. >> do you think michael cohen's job at times was to keep the mob away from donald trump. >> if he says he's a fixer, the question is what did he fix and what needed fixing? what needed fixing was relations with the mob and shakedowns by the mob. so that there be no strikes and labor peace at all costs. >> how does that match with your reporting on donald trump? >> school of roy cone. whatever you can get away with. that's what he learned from roy. he knew it but roy took it to the next level. when i was doing my book, an interesting conversation with real estate lawyer and a guy named eugene who happened to be roy'

a handshake that we have come familiar with from donald trump.down for a photo opportunity in it is those images that will could —— continued to dominate in the coming months if not yea rs. dominate in the coming months if not years. then they took part in a one on one meeting which we understand that lasted for around 110 odd minutes. the first 1—to—1 meeting between president trump and the north korean leader kimjong—un. before we saw these, photo opportunity to see the delegation, the immediate players, if you like, that have been pivotal in the low level talks leading to this event and it two leaders that opposite one another. donald trump, i should say, according to the reuters newsagency as saying we're working together and we will get it taken care of. whatever it refers to remains to be seen. whatever it refers to remains to be seen. we will solve it. the north korean leader saying it is not easy to get here. overcoming all prejudice and obstacles. we are in the digital age, a lot of conversation on social media as is a lwa ys conversatio

donald trump appointed. the attorney general is, no, way, jeff sessions he appointed, rod rosenstein, no, he's a republican, too. rod rosenstein is a republican, too. they're all republicans. >> jim comey? >> republican. >> jon meachum, how you doing this morning? >> i tell you what, jon? >> anything going on up there? >> you have an ig report that comes out. and it is completely twisted by the president of the united states. they try to pick two people, two underlings, who were idiots, texting each other. and saying horrible things about donald trump. just like fbi agents and c.i.a. agents said horrible things about barack obama, especially the new york office. just like c.i.a. and fbi agents said horrible things about george w. bush in the lead-up to the iraq war. there was a civil war inside the c.i.a. about george w. bush. there were constant leaks against george w. bush. starting in the fall of 2002. these things happen, jon. and you've got rudy giuliani with his bulging eyeballs, acting like a snowflak

donald trump sending a message to the media donald trump seeing if we're going to have a debate on immigration i wanted to be on my terms or an animal with that in fisher reporting from washington d.c. . yes. al-jazeera. where every. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave it would just be all when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new award winning documentaries and live news i'm not out of iraq i got to commend you on hearing is good journalism on air and on line. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square on talking. if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place we're able to cover this like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. al-jazeera for me is different because there's a majority about this peace council and the genuine able forces channel but the bad side the risk of the story i do. still i'm not going an