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

whenever donald trump uses a number, he's lying about the number. paul manafort did not work for the trump campaign for 49 days. paul manafort worked for the trump campaign for 144 days. so basically triple the amount of time that donald trump now says that paul manafort worked for his campaign. steve bannon and kellyanne conway worked for the trump campaign for only 84 days. like all trump enterprises it was a revolving door, people were getting fired for among ore things incompetence and replaced by more incompetence. in the case of paul manafort, a criminal -- or an accused criminal who a federal judge believes is so probably likely to have committed the crime of witness tampering and is so probably likely to commit that crime again if he was allowed to go home tonight with his ankle bracelets and his cell phone that the federal judge sent paul manafort to jail tonight. so when donald trump is trying to fall asleep tonight in the white house with the tv on, he will actually be the first president in history to be trying to fall asleep in the white

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

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

so finally alec baldwin wants to beat donald trump. sidential election be the tale of two pres. trumps? alec baldwin plays donald trump on saturdalive recently said this on howard stern's radio show. >> i can only think of a couple people who could beat trump. alec baldwin. >> if iran i would win. >> why don't you run? heather: peter says roberty niro will be the vice president. >> hard to tell if he was kidding or not. >> he had to be kidding. >> if he does think -- >> stran happened. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. loretta lynch's tarmac travels may be over thanks to new emails the obama administration does not want you to see. was hillary clinton allowed to walk months before she was interviewed? judicial watch's president will explain what he found. heather: a foxbusiness alert, major merger just approved, a federal judge giving the relay for at&t to purchase time warner cable. tracy roscoe with what it means for customers. >> reporter: this after a 6-week trial, a federal judge didule allow at&t $85 billion purcha

this meeting we don't know what particularly it was that has gotten adam schiff concerned about donald trump he told the senate judiciary committee that other than this famous trump tower meeting with natalia veselnitskaya he did not accept other meetings with foreign officials offering help, we later found out that wasn't true. if he said that same thing to the house intelligence committee, that would appear to be a false statement. so i understand why maybe the committee wouldn't want to release them publically. although they pledged to do it. it's hard to see what the harm is turning it over to robert mueller who is after all conducting a perfectly lejat mat legally authorized investigation. if the republicans don't want to do it, it's a clear sign they don't want to do anything to let this investigation move forward. >> wouldn't robert mueller be interviewing donald trump jr., erik pirince and roger stone, wouldn't he get to the interviews if he hasn't already done them, and wouldn't need the testimony done in congress? barbara? or matt go ahead. >> that gets you to a difference between

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 of

roundup of the discussion that between a bay and donald trump don't trump it finishing really by saying that it's either going to be a terrific success or modified success. there's two things to pick up on that first of all it's very clear from the the alleged abductor is very high on his priority list that he definitely wants donald trump to raise it in the summit in the very first day and he seems to have got some sort of assurance that donald trump will absolutely do that the long range medium range ballistic program that north korea is working is something else that he wants to raise but he sees the alleged abductor as being the prime issue that needs to be brought up with the north koreans the second thing is if you're a political operative and you're listening to donald trump there is some serious mixed message going on there first of all he said this is a great opportunity for the world many people should have sort of this before no i will solve it and then he adds oh maybe maybe i will maybe i won't maybe i'll be a great success maybe it won't maybe i can immediate success maybe

that's the person who donald trump now trusts and believes. president trump said repeatedly that he believeshat kim is going to do everything that the united states wants him to do. we have never seen a more naive and trusting american president in a summit meeting with a foreign leader of any country in history. and we have never seen a president of the united states in a summit meeting with a more vicious leader of any country, a more untrustworthy leader of any country. and this is the leader who donald trump trusts and believes and praises more than any other in the world. >> the man you met today, kim jong-un, as you know, has killed family members, has starved h own people, is responsible for death -- why are you so comfortable calling him very talented? >> well, he is very talented. anybody that tak over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and is able to run it and run it tough -- i don't say he was nice or i don't say anything about it. he ran it. very few people at that age -- one out ofobably coulit. >> run it tough. he ran it

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

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

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

and we have had tweeds from president donald trump. donald trump from president donald trump.for him to convey how he is really feeling after events 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 hands

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

he was -- cared about one thing, donald trump. i know it's hard to believe. yeah, then the sanctions came on after that and ended up killing the deal and trump ever since has had a very negative attitude towards the sanctions. when asked about it during the campaign he said i don't think we need the sanctions. so he has been so light on putin and to let him get away with any of these talking points in the last two days about how hard he is on putin and russia, that's something that the american press should -- has messed up on. >> and let me play, sara, donald trump talking about russia just today in this press conference, having walked out of the g7 early. >> i would rather see russia in the g8 as opposed to the g7. i would say that the g8 is a more meaningful group than the g7. absolutely. >> your thoughts, sara? >> i mean, the reason that russia is not in the g8 is because russia invaded ukraine, because they took crimea, so obviously trump's previous comments about him being offended by that, he would have taken a different line than obama is a total lie.

people are willing to get behind her, because she's standing up to donald trump. >> and ron, the ideate for senate in california could not get into double digits, 9% in california. for senate. >> yeah. it really is kind of stunning. it just shows that trump has attacked california. and caliifornians are voting. what they're voting on is that they don't like president trump. they don't think he's heading the country in the right direction. they think the kind of policies that senator feinstein is standing for in the senate, governor jerry brown in the state, now his lieutenant governor gavin newsom, that's the direction the country should go in. >> caliifornians are casting a vote. no to trump, a big yes for democrats. >> ron clain, once again, thank you. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> 50 years ago, the california try mare was the tragic end of bobby kennedy's campaign for president and 50 years ago today was the day that bobby kennedy's body was flown home from californ california. that is next. espread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is t

is doing if they can diffuse donald trump and get the rest of the group of the six parties together and they're agreeing on a course of action and it's going to be a process it's not going to be. a deal done in a week. but first they need to to have a peace treaty start exchanging formal representation and start talking about the process by which they are going to start defining these difficult terms about what the nuclear station means remember that for the d p r k denuclearization means that the u.s. gets out of asia basically anywhere that they can threaten the d.p. r. k. with short range missiles so a lot of a lot of details still to be worked out quite a few einar tang and thank you very much joining us from beijing appreciate it. world cup starts this week in russia but the focus wednesday is on who will host the games and twenty twenty six is meeting to announce its decision there's just two bits so the first is a joint bid from canada mexico and the united states both the u.s. and mexico or former tournaments hosts and the second it comes from morocco is making its fifth att

donald trump not only channels the fox news channel, he recruits from it. higher staffing, criminal defense lawyers right off the screen and now there are new reports that trump might try to hire fox personality janine pero to take precautions others will not take. let me say that again. a path to being bob mueller's boss. while piro is a lawyer, legal experts now she has far less federal experience than most top doj officials do in either party and either administrations and a far more questionable background for the kind of public partisanship that typically in any other administration tends to disqualify people from law enforcement posts. >> this is a fishing expedition. the dirt started really bad with jim comey. he turned into a political whore. this guy mccabe needs to be taken out of in cuff. obama and the clintons sold us out. these people belong in jail. lock her up. >> tonight trump's actual employee, rudy giuliani, is pushing a conspiracy theory that mueller will frame or trap donald trump. the exact angle, hannity has been pushing. >> mueller is

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

and donald trump undermined the special counsel investigation, playing by the rules. with any other referral, after the interview of public intent, political bias to the email russia investigation. democrats pointed to trump's -- research firm paid by the dnc campaign for the anti-trump dossier. that came up this week during public testimony. >> why did you tell him not to answer our questions. when i asked peter stzrok if he ever communicated with simpson he gave his answer dozens of times on advice of fbi counsel i can't answer that question. why couldn't he answer the question? >> i appreciate your concerns but if he answers questions there was a problem with the instructions he had. >> reporter: devon nunez is calling for public testimony from 17 current and former fbi justice department officials prompting by red investigation into surveillance abuse during the presidential campaign about an fbi agent to interviews former national security adviser mike flynn. shannon: thank you very much. the new york times reporting a, quote, shaken deputy attorney general, rod r

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

. >> i will think president donald john trump. >> tasting freedom after 21 years thanks to donald trump, democrats are furious over the pardon of alice johnson. country music's biggest stars descends on nashville. carrie underwood made country music history. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ invincible ♪ unbreakable ♪ unstoppable ♪ unbreakable ♪ i get up again ♪ ♪ can't hurt me now ♪ i can't feel the pain ♪ >> a champion commander still at night leslie, more from carrie underwood in just a minute and all the country music stars, thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. let's get to our top story. the fight over immigration taking center stage on capitol hill, house republicans working to come up with an agreement hours after congress will decide $50 million to combat violent gangs like ms 13. jenkins live in washington dc with what it will take to strike a daca deal. >> the only thing we know is there is no clear deal insight as house leaders taking things behind closed doors, it comes after negotiations with conservative and moderate factions after they failed t

they saw results showing henry mcmaster with the two digit lead in his gop primary runoff. >> as donald trumpays we will keep on winning, winning, winning in south carolina. >> mcmaster and his challenger and loyal supporters of the trump agenda, capitalizing on the status of a political outside is when the runoff but it was ultimately mcmasters early support of the 2016 bid for the white house that won the president's endorsement, and the campaign event, here is both candidates reaction. >> i am confident over years to come the conservative movement will continue to grow, get stronger, and reform solutions to make our state great. >> in south carolina, a broad team and i went to thank those, john warren who won a strong race and i salute his military service. >> donald trump tweeted congratulations to governor henry mcmaster, we are proud of you and the first lady of south carolina. into the general election he faces democrat james smith in november. >> former presidential candidate mitt romney, dan springer live trump the headquarters. >> mitt romney took a step toward getting a job in wash

you can sit kimjong—un changing his position a few times and even after donald trump reached out for of an uncomfortable gesture but, again, these are two individuals who have spoken against each other and said ha rd spoken against each other and said hard words. that needs to show up in body language when they meet. how is my body language when they meet. how is d body language when they meet. how is 7 body language when they meet. how is m h i body language when they meet. how is my body language? hot! it is a really hot about 32 celsius. that is the position where we are here, in singapore. in the heart of the resort island, secluded from the rest of us is where the action taking place, in the capella hotel. bruce bennett is a defence analyst with rand corporation he's in los angeles. your assessment so far? they are getting started, president trump trying to be cordial and trying to establish the fact that they can talk to each other and he said it was primarily an opportunity to meet each other. i think it started off in that regard. did you have gusts like many people did. i say

even donald trump can see how cruel it is. even melania trump can see how ugly and cruel it is. so i'm sure donald trump does hate to see it, and that's why he lies about the policy. if he thought his policy looked good, if donald trump thought this photograph is america at its best, then donald trump wouldn't be blaming the democrats for what you see in that photograph. donald trump would probably be saying, i did that and i'm so glad that you can see what i did. but donald trump hates to see that, because he knows how bad that looks and now donald trump is trying -- is going to hate not just what it looks like, but what it sounds like. because we now have an audio recording secretly made at an unnamed children's prison somewhere on the southern border and now there are all sorts of euphemisms going around about what these places are, is it a walmart, a concentration camp, are they jails, are they prisons? they are being used as jails and the experience the children are having is the same experience they get in jails and prison. where most jails and prisons have television and

let's stipulate for the audience, as well as for people who still favor donald trump. let's stipulate it was a positive to have two men, trump and kim, sitting down together talking, rather than threatening each other and threatening world peace through tweets. but the larger problem, you just indicated it, is what donald trump continues to do to the institutions of america. the justice department, the fbi, we've spoken about that. but america as an idea, for 75 years, america to the world has been an idea. 74 years ago this month, this day, we were, we were off the beaches along the coast of france. we were inland. and we had left behind already, 74 years ago today, thousands of casualties who were therefore ever. in america cemeteries, we went there seeking not treasure, not property, we went there to free europe and to free the world. from the threat of adolf hitler. >> who went there, mike? christians went there? jews went there? >> yes. >> american muslims went there. american athiests went there black americans went there. native americans went there. you go, we a

and i say this not as somebody who particularly likes donald trump. but it is so obvious, over-the-top, the unfairness to him, that i think it is turning a lot of people off. in fact, i think it is pushing people in the trump corner. thank you very much for taking my call. and when i jump on the media, i am not talking about c-span. host: we appreciate the call. quick follow up. if the election were today, 42020, would you vote for donald trump for reelection? caller: i would be tempted to only because i know that is what the press does not want me to do. i know that is not good -- i have a son would be dead if it were not for the democrats. my son had a health condition. we did not know about it. because of obamacare, he stayed years insurance two longer. a $200,000 surgery that would have wiped mout cost me $2000. i am very much for the democrats, but at this point, i am so angry at the press. it is just so unfair. easier,es not make it and he is not the most likable guy, but i hated george w. bush because of the war. our americanh used -- how freake

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 said his economic nationalism didn't care about your

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

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

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

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

obviously really aware that this is something that has never happened before in donald trump trump talked about lifting that relationship with north korea to the next level and he talked about a process and if that's going to lead to more and more and more as he put it i would have to wait and see what that more and more and more is in the and maybe we'll get a few answers in that announced press conference that donald trump is going to give later later today where he said will will we'll discuss in depth what that what's in that declaration and we're really waiting to see that what you know what is in it what it what what concrete steps are in it and what does it really what does it contain and before we see that we it's hard to say what this all means. we are now seeing down champ and kim jong un they just walked across this stage here with the flags behind them they're holding the declarations that they have just signed minutes ago under their arms they're standing side by side for photographs there have been many handshakes and there could potentially be another one coming up r

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

trump versus not and i lost that race. my opponent said this might her words were this is the party of donald j trump. t is the party of donald j trump. >> is your career over in politics? >> that would be my take. heather: is it safe to say voters side with the president? here is the woman who secured her name on the november ballot, state representative and congressional candidate kate barrington. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. heather: i love the video of you, so legitimately excited to win. that was great to see. you are also excited about donald trump and his agenda moving forward about the folks saying that is key to people like you running, the support of donald trump is key. do you agree with that? >> yes, i think the fact that we the people elected the president. as a no and if my opponent, mark sanford, feels he is not trump enough, i don't think he gets it. if you are not republican enough. we are conservative. we want to have our conservative agenda implemented in washington and it is something we are intent on doing. have a tweet from the president came out

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

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

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they are wondering if donald trump will throw them under the bus like did at the g7. has a taste for it at the moment. while i think trump and kim are confident this morning, many have a lot to lose. we are going to stay with these pictures on sentosa island, you're watching special coverage of the kim jong—un and donald trump summit in singapore live on bbc news. this is the island of sentosa, the capella hotel, it spans a vast area, the foreground of the hotel and the foyer we saw a short time ago, a hugely symbolic moment, seeing the united states flag side—by—side with the north korean flag. who would have thought that this was possible, not just a few weeks have thought that this was possible, notjust a few weeks ago, months ago, but decades ago? that's right. this is what a lot of us that's right. this is what a lot of us in the analyst community think the north koreans want from this, the north koreans want from this, the symbolism, north korean imagery next to american imagery, the flags and the handshakes and it validates north korea as distinct and independe

because it's not the law this is donald trump, this is donald trump's interpretation of the law. >> it's the trump administration policy. i don't believe she's ignorant. >> you think she would lie that many times? i saw rudy last night, he was lying. but we're familiar with that we're used to that. do you think she really? i don't understand why, for somebody quoting the bible, as much as she's quoting the bible. i hope that she's completely ignorant, and isn't lying on purpose to the american people. that many times, mika, that would be terrible. >> the "washington post" describes it, violently divorced from reality. would be another way of putting it. >> why is she lying this much? i know children are being ripped from their mother's arms, even while they're being breast-fed. children are being marched away to showers, marched away to showers, are there, being told they are. just like the nazis, said that they were taking people to the showers and then they never came back. you think they would use another trick like hey, got a slurpee room over there take them to get a slurpee. that w

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