the g o p o p donald trump donald stick trump is sticking to his campaign promise to recap his campaign promise to recast watched washington continues trade relations strained relations with with the world world the reaction has been the reaction has been lobbing loud and out in swift are we on the swift are we on the verge of a global of a global trade war trade war. stocking apos talking of possible trouble trade war or i'm just i'm joined by my own by my guess. we're going to a case where it is a consumer killer but a political conservative political commentator also here also in new york new york we had our share issue she's in a season associate professor of economics makes at at the state the state universe university of new york city of new york and an exit or weeks later we have. mcleod you have mcleod he is head of he is head of research for gold research for gold money all right all right crosstalk rules in effect of rules in effect that means you can jump it means you can any time in germany want any time i always appreciate anyone and i always appreciate you let me let me le

and there is donald trump. donald trump'sat it is so routine that everyone has, to varying degrees, gotten used to it. it has always been impossible for any interviewer of donald trump to keep up with the lies that he tells at very high speed in every interview. this he are frequently lies that an interviewer could not possibly anticipate, and that what happened to bret baier when donald trump said this. >> one of the things that really i'm happy is that the soldiers that died in korea, their remains are going to be coming back home. and we have thousands of people that have asked for that. thousands and thousands of people. so many people asked when i was on the campaign. i'd say, wait a minute. i don't have any relationship. but they said when you can, president, we'd love our son to be brought back home. you know, the remains. >> so thousands and thousands of parents of american soldiers killed in the korean war asked candidate donald trump to have their remains brought home. so where's the lie in that? it is in the number

donald trump. donald tru m p loves from president donald trump. ents 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 res

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

donald trump, almost a patriarchal figure, formal. donald trumpis hand across the back of kim jon—un. we can speculate. slyly slightly at ease. donald trump likes to be dominant. it is important to him and his voters. it could have been morejovial and him and his voters. it could have been more jovial and over the him and his voters. it could have been morejovial and over the top. if donald is too approving, it will send a message of approval. i wanted to see them being statesmen, so that was encouraging. we will see this again. 60 seconds ago this is what we saw. an historic moment. unprecedented. the first sitting us president to meet with a north korean leader. this is what is happening inside the capella hotel. a slightly delay on these pictures. they are sat side—by—side. this is the photo opportunity in the library. it is this photo you will see doing the rounds for days, months, years to come. it is very... we cannot underestimate this moment right now. if the president was correct in the past few days, he already knows whether this is good

at the same time, donald trump is than i wa nt same time, donald trump is than i want free trade the mposing tariffs. i do not understand why you are trying to make sense of donald trump. he is very thin—skinned. what happened as he felt he was... he feels he is being overshadowed byjustin trudeau so being overshadowed byjustin trudeau so he lashes out. now he has economic advisers and advises on trade going on fox news to say there isa trade going on fox news to say there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader emerging in bad faith with diplomacy with donald trump. i suspect his european allies will harden against. the times says there are fears the next target of his anger will be nato are the cornerstone of the western alliance against russia. he said russia should be admitted to the gs, but it was rejected because they invaded crimea and the ukraine. is he this stupid, or is his ego more important than the trade position of the us? it puts britain in a difficult position. posts brexit, america is supposed to be the great hope for free trade. first, obama said we would n

the difference between donald trump and richard nixon tonight is that donald trump's campaign manager managed to get himself charged with federal crimes and in jail much faster than richard nixon's did. what's happening to paul manafort and donald trump is happening much faster than it happened to john mitchell and richard nixon. and as donald trump gazes at the tv tonight trying to fall asleep in the white house, he has to be wondering what we're all wondering, what does paul manafort know about donald trump that could be an indictable offense or impeachable offense? what does paul manafort know that he could tell robert mueller that could get paul manafort out of jail and save him a possible prison sentence a conviction -- a sentence that could then louisiana the rest of his life. and as paul manafort tries to fall asleep tonight on his first night in jail, he has to be wondering what we're all wondering, will donald trump pardon paul manafort? will donald trump pardon the guy who he now says he barely knew. the guy he says only worked for the campaign for 49 days. what is paul mana

donald trump saying also at this moment, ifeel today. donald trumpoday. donald trump saying also at this moment, ifeel great. we are going to have a great discussion and i think tremendous success. it will be, he added, to mendis was successful and they will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. this was the scene a short time ago. we understand now that for the bilateral meeting officially ta kes the bilateral meeting officially takes place, which we think might be in the next minutes or so, at the moment behind closed doors there is an opportunity for both men to engage in what is being known as an informal chat with their translators of. perhaps we get to the issues that they really care about. at the very least, nuclear weapons and missiles. some kind of framework for what the next six months or year will be like. probably some personal stuff, donald trump likes golf, maybe he and kim jong—un stuff, donald trump likes golf, maybe he and kimjong—un on have some shared interests or something like that. again, if the report is what matters,

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 hiv/aids. in thos

the president of south korea and he was concerned that donald trump would be so focused on doing a deal for the united states and for donald trump space and to make donald trump look good that key issues would be forgotten not least the medium and long ballistic missile program that north korea has and also the alleged abductor japanese citizens who japan says were taken by north korea and have been held in some cases for more than thirty forty years and so he wanted some face time with the president to make sure that that was on the agenda and certainly from what we had in the last twenty minutes or so shinzo abbey has convinced donald trump that this is an issue that needs to be raised very evilly on in the process now from donald trump what we got was a bit of mixed messaging if you're a political operative if you worked in a press office you would be very concerned about what he's seeing because he's saying look this is a problem that should have been addressed from presidents going by not just barack obama but others although they have tried to solve the north korean issue and he said i will solve it so he set himself up to

president donald trump trump had said in march that the two leaders would have a face to face meeting soon but last month putin called that unlikely in the wake of deteriorating tie us. here in germany around a thousand people have taken part in an anti israel march marking so-called could stay the events was initiated by iran several decades ago to demonstrate support for palestinians and to protest israeli rule of jerusalem several hundred people took part in counter demonstrations. and the new crew has arrived at the international space station two flaws from staff and family members back at the european space agency german astronaut alexander gast and his colleagues were greeted by astronauts and with the i assessed the new crew will spend six months in space to conduct hundreds of experience. well there's no less than a week to go until the twenty eighteen world cup kicks off in moscow and saturday marks the opening of another important tournament venue the international broadcast center the i.d.c. will play a crucial role on match days that's where the video assistance refereein

president donald trump trump had said in march that the two leaders would have a face to face meeting soon but last month called it unlikely in the wake of the deteriorating ties anymore. putin has reportedly discussed a prisoner exchange with ukraine's president in a phone call petro poroshenko called on the russian leader to free filmmaker all that a sense off sense off was a harsh critic of russia's annexation of crimea he was later jailed on terror charges. here in berlin around a thousand people have taken part in an anti israel mark march marking so-called could stay the events was initiated by iran several decades ago to demonstrate support for palestinians and protest israeli rule of generous that several hundred people took part in counter demonstrations. well iraqi a fifth officials say a failed asylum seeker has admitted the rape and murder of a fourteen year old girl in germany twenty year old ali b. is the believed to have strangled the teenager in the german city of these bottom he was detained by police in iraqi kurdistan yesterday after german authorities said that he

president donald trump was more focused on a family feud. leaving washington for the summit trump set the tone for the days to come he left the u.s. as allies know what he thought of their relationship for their price tag like well we for which you would the more we say don't mention the fact that they have trade barriers against our farmers they don't mention the fact that they're charging almost three hundred percent of what it all straightened out we'll all be in love again. and then he threw in this surprising tidbit. right here you see in this meeting why are we having a meeting without russia being in the meeting i would recommend and it's up to them but russia should be in the meeting you see to be a part of it a provocation for german chancellor angela merkel she had spoken out against allowing russia back into the group and in canada she pushed back. when his influence i need does we all agreed that the return of russia to the g seven summits columns happen until substantial progress has been made in connection with the problems with ukraine. russia iran climate change wo

president donald trump trump had said in march that the two leaders would have a face to face meetingsoon but last month called it unlikely in the wake of deteriorating ties. but of all authorities have ordered new evacuations as dangerous flows of lava ash and toxic gases poor down the volcano search and rescue efforts have had to be suspended because of hazardous conditions so far more than one hundred people have died and almost two hundred others are missing. the new crew has arrived at the international space station to pause from staff and family members back at the european space agency german astronaut alexander guest and his colleagues were greeted by astronauts on board the i.s.a.'s the new crew will spend six months in space to conduct hundreds of experiments that will go to new york now where the united nations general assembly has voted for germany and for other nations to become nonpermanent members of the security council the new members take up their seats in twenty one thousand will spend two years of diplomacy is top table germany has hailed its election as a vote of

emmanuel macron, calling it the g6 plus one, we all know who the one is, donald trump. trumping up the rules. some say that in other situations it could work. maybe it could work in singapore this week. canit? we will see in the same room the two most erratic world leaders. who behave like toddlers with tantrums. we are also seeing a trump administration going into this summit with very high hopes, being very open about the high hopes that we will reach a deal — north korea will agree to denuclearise, forgetting that these processes take a very long time. a lot of patient diplomacy. and that north korea has a very long list of demands. so they will only agree to denuclearise, to comply with international rules on nuclear weapons if for instance there's a deal with south korea. if the united states perhaps withdraws military support to south korea. if there is economic assistance to north korea. will donald trump enter the room ready to give all of that to the north korean leader? no. i think it is a big question mark. trump is a reality tv star and in november there are mid—t

best reasons i'd like so i'd like to point to point out he is he is described described donald trump donald trump as i salute and leading as i salute america and he declares the end to him he a slayer's him a cycle psychopaths train paths trade war how do you read war how do you react to react to jeffrey sachs calling jeffrey sachs calling the president the united states a the president. a psychopath i think psych psychopath i think psychopath is a bit over the top i mean the part is a bit over the top i mean he is i know he didn't he is i know he didn't get elected on the basis that he was like the other get elected on the basis that he was like the other politicians but he is a politician politicians but he is a politician and you know he and you know he behaves rather like one just may behaves rather like one just maybe a little bit differently he hasn't be a little bit differently he hasn't spent a lot of time studying the spend a lot of time studying the book on the art of depression book on the art of diplomacy oversee yeah yeah you know he's got he's got his own his own way of doing things

donald trump is not. he's done. he knows donald trump -- donald trump does not care about him. oes 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 tru

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donald trump and kimjong—un, until the meeting. donald trumpne—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 until lunch and then they will hold lunch together at the same place as the meeting, the hotel. what is likely to happen before kimjong—un and donald trump sit down to begin negotiations? they will arrive at the location. as you have just seen, it is definitely president trump going in first. there is a meeting room that has been prepared for the two lea d e rs room that has been prepared for the two leaders to hold an official meeting in. president trump will go in. you can just meeting in. president trump will go in. you canjust see now... yeah, they are rising. just watching to see if kim jong—un's they are rising. just watching to see if kimjong—un's motorcade has left the hotel. —— are arriving. that would make it ten minutes behind donald trump. really, this is the main event starti

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

i stepped into the seat of the campaign, i probably talked to donald trump ten times in my entire life. i don't need to talk to donald trump. >> have you patched things up? >> donald trump is accomplishing everything he committed to the american people on the campaign that i stepped in as ceo. i couldn't be prouder of the guy. all he has to do is to continue to hit the marks on the white board. he'll run the tables. you're not going to have to do an immigration bill. >> are you talking to him? >> no. by the way, i -- i -- i -- i -- i talk to him every day through the media. all he has to do is listen to his own inner voice. and that's going to lead -- write this down. that's going to lead to an astounding victory in november. he'll run the tables in the house and pick up seats in the senate. >> steve bannon, thank you for joining us. >>> up next, the powerhouse "roundtable" debates the meeting with kim jong-un. the escalating battle over immigration. and what it all means for 2018. and a wet hemp string, benjamin fnklin captured lightening in a bottle. over 260 years later, with a little resourcefulness, ingenuity, and gri

not what we should be doing for homeland security but all of it is back to donald trump and the tip is to stay on donald trump. if donald trump does not want children taken away from their mothers at the borders he fixes it now. if he fails to do that, the blame does not fall on anyone else, the blame falls squarely on donald trump. >> does the republican party sayre that blame for backing him? >> everyone in america who does not speak out shares that blame. this is not politics. >> thank you. well said. senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, thank you for coming on. >>> crisis at the border. trump keeps pushing the false story that democrats are to blame for the separation of children from their parents. everyone knows that's not true. even some republicans are starting to call trump out for it. that's ahead. plus the russian connection. that newly revealed meeting between roger stone and a russian is another example of trump's people meeting with russians and then denying it. there's a pattern to all this. don't you think? the "hardball" roundtable on how long republicans will put up with a border crisi

part to play sort of second fiddle to donald trump because we all know that donald trump likes being the star of the show i think he's been properly briefed on donald trump's personality let's put it like that probably leave it there we're going to go to boston hard to get standing by in singapore boston and i think you were able to hear parts of that press conference both of the leaders thanked each other for this meeting and signing of this declaration they say that they've heralded in a new era what's the sense that you're getting there. well look this is obviously a story occasion and everyone and everyone knows that and i mean there's there's thousands of journalists here covering covering this event and kim jong un said this to the south a singaporean prime minister just two days ago he said this is this is an extraordinary event and the whole world is watching so there clearly he's clearly aware donald trump 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

they knew they didn't want donald trump. donald trump won and they had no control over that. idates who didn't have the of nancy pelosi in the dddc, they had the blessing and the money. >> are we seeing any evidence of that around the country? the party has l conf the primary process? >> i don't know if we've in esly seen a lot of evidence of that. i think the one overriding factor, i go back to it over and over again, if you're a woman or you have a name that sounds lik increase in your vote share if you're a democrat. we've seen across the aisle, different kand dacandidates win regardless of ideology or their connection to nancy pelosi. >> some of you will stay and some will leave. i will take short break. when we come back, celebrating a winning team at the white house, not usually a political event. but the philadelphia eagles are now the focus of president trump's latest criti protests. >>> later this hour, why the white house press secretary is being forced to defend her credibility. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve

trump presidency? 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

trump, particularly on immigration. donald trump outlined a hard stance on immigration, and what we're seeing across the country is a lot of republican candidates are making that call, talking about the need for a border warjust like donald trumpicting many undocumented immigrants as criminals in television adds. the same rhetoric we saw from donald trump we are seeing in republican candidates for house and senate and local races, adopting the same imagery and rhetoric. just briefly, if you don't mind, there are democrats talking positively about winning back the house of representatives, and possibly even the senate. what are the chances of that? the chances are better in the house because in the senate they have to win many races in states that president trump won by a large margin in 2016. where he is still popular, conservative areas, rural areas, like montana, north dakota, and indiana. republicans feel they can hold control of the senate, if narrowly, but are more worried about the house, with everyone up for reelection. and there's a lot of anger with president trump, particularly in suburban areas. and a lot of the republican advantage in the house is built around suburban areas. so there's a lot of worry in the party

investigation in the final stages of the campaign in a way that deprt sed her turnd inflated donald trump's. for donald trump there is something in it as well, the two fxchange between agents talking of stopping trump . why is that so signicant? briefly those fbi agents were signed to the russia investigation. donald trump will use that to attack the fbi's bias and crhaps more significantly, attacked the specinsel robert mueller. nick, how about the lawsuit regarding the trump foundation? will that's he is politically motivated because it comes from the new york attorney general or will that be damaging to the president? nick: that is what donald trump has been claiming, that this is a democratic lawsuit from a democratic state that has been out to get him. today, laura,day not the way he would want to celebratert his 72nd ay. but the attorney general barbara sunderwood has being that they have got the evidence to support this civil lawsuit. it is not a criminal investigation, it is a civil lawsuit. they're looking for millions of dollars of restitution. a oblem with the civil law races, they can go anywhere

to justify this. >> i'm cheering that we're doing better under donald trump. >> there's no proof that -- >> i'm cheering on donald trump's improvement. >> so because a couple percentage more black folks say we'll give donald trump a chance -- >> did the numbers go up or down? >> jason he should have condemned the racist comments roseanne made. he should have condemned charlottesville. >> you want to pin that on donald trump. >> because he has a racial history. >> you're making my point. >> yes i think donald trump created an environment that unearth people -- >> that's not -- >> yes. >> you think donald trump is to blame for roseanne barr and charlottesville? >> no. >> that's what you said. >> own it. >> jason you're trying to twist my words. >> that's what you said. >> i said he created the environment for people to feel they're emboldened to do it. >> we're going to get into the president's history of why he said he fired james comey and how he's contradicting himself now. half off duty and veterans gt select samsung galaxy phones. you want things done right. that's why we test all of our paints and stains for months.

be quoted and apparently, he said that he would go in bloody hard, that's donald trump, all sorts of chaos, eve ryo ne donald trumpne would think he had gone mad but actually he might get somewhere. and he doesn't have a point? there's a new book which analyses, you know he is supposed to be so good at doing deals. he said he would get £1 million, he was getting $50,000. he is not a good deal maker. you don't go around behaving like this. this isa go around behaving like this. this is a problem, it is about the egos of eton public school educated boys. these are people who have never had to budget in their lives, when they we re to budget in their lives, when they were students all in adult life. so they don't really care... a bit of a generalisation, many tory mps would say, we come from ordinary backgrounds... over the past month we have seen the wintris scandal, all the scandals of the management of universal credit. i am terribly sorry but i see a lot of ministers doing terrible hurt to millions because they don't care. they are thinking about the grand scheme of things. just to challenge the point, they would

trump to. donald trump has to appear is that as the dominant force it is donald trump after all i mean donald trump has to insist that any sort of an agreement is a consequence of his greatness his tremendous negotiating power of course i don't think trump is very good at negotiating you never know what his bottom line is the d.p. r. k. has been consistent the south koreans have been consistent in conjunction of draw and have driven this process donald trump is playing catch up here and of course donald trump watches as donald trump would want to be able to take credit for it he wants to make history he's be set by domestic political problems he needs this more than anything the relationship of forces has shifted in the last two years trump coming here to singapore and making this kind of positive step with the d.p. r. k. is a reflection of that change relationship of we're says. ok that's sort of for the morning next just two days left between the biggest extravaganza in football kicks off in russia the twenty eight hundred fifty world cup most of the teams now are at the host cities with a much a

dodging the question, justin trudeau refused to respond insults from donald trump. trump called trudeau week and honest. canadian foreign minister christia freeland says trump's actions are more damaging than his words. >> what i object to very strongly is the leak -- the illegal and unjustified imposition o of tariffs on canadian steel and aluminum. the national security pretext is absurd. and frankly, insulting to canadians. the closest to -- the closest and strongest ally the u.s. has had. >> trump withdrew his support from the g7 joint declaration after justin trudeau's comments. it sparked outrage from the group of seven members. the french presidency reacted in a statement. >> international corporation cannot be dictated by fits of anger and throwaway remarks. we spent two days working on a text and we must commit to it anyone who withdraws from an agreement shows inconsistency. france and europe maintain their support for the statement. >> germany's foreign minister says trump's actions were not expected. >> it is not all that surprising. we have seen it with the c

donald trump as president? great question. i can't! donald trump as president? great question. ican't! oad lies the death of the fbi. what is the right thing given the values of the right thing given the values of the institution? do i speak or conceal? let's turn to donald trump. it seems to me that in your dealings with donald trump from the very get 90, with donald trump from the very get go, before the inauguration of january 2017, new, very far from bringing eight blank slate to your view of him, you are deeply suspicious and get people of him from the start. that comes out clearly in your recollections in your memoir. sure, that is because i ama your memoir. sure, that is because i am a human being. 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 stop it —— political. i don't see it... the director of the fbi concluding from your first meetings the political equivalent of a mafi

we begin with the guardian, and us president donald trump who said. donald trumploke what's happening in europe. trump also accused german chancellor angela merkel of allowing immigrants to "violently" change germany's culture. abc news online reports hundreds of children are being kept in cages at a border detention facility in texas. the arrests came as part of president trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy over border crossings and has resulted in the separation of families. the telegraph says the war against cannabis has been "comprehensively and irreversibly lost", lord hague, the former conservative leader, said as he urges theresa may to legalise the drug. 0n the front of the ft is a picture of rudy stadler, the chief executive of luxury—car maker audi. he was arrested by german authorities for his alleged involvement in the volkswagen diesel emissions scandal. and finally in the times england are off to great start in russia having won their opening game of the world cup. they beat tunisia 2—1 after captain harry kane came to the rescue, scoring

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trump backlash. sanford of course he overcame a scandal. resigned as governor, having an affair, talked about being on the am lashan trail when he was somewhere else. he made a comeback. along comes donald trump, and this. he criticized donald trump. opponents said he wasn't loyal enough. trump weighed in with tweet. this isn't just a sanford story arc south carolina story. a week ago in alabama we watched republican member of congress, martha robie who had been critical of donald trump, denounced donald trump in 2016 challenged by someone who said she's not loyal enough to the president, republicans you need to get on board with me. that incumbent is now in a runoff. she 39% of the vote. she could lose her seat in a couple of weeks. that could be two incumbent republican members of congress ousted for not being loyal to the president in the eyes of the republican voters. that is a big story about the state of the republican party. and how the republican party really is becoming trump's party. the other notable thing to talk about last night. this with november implication. virginia. republican primary, u.s. senate, corey stewart. epublican nominee. i can tell you the republican establishment and some republican members of congre

donald trump. steven mnuchin said he had donald trump. steven mnuchin said he ha d co nveyed donald trump. at he would continue to. donald trump for the weekend has been tweeting about trade, even this morning calling out what he calls unfairand morning calling out what he calls unfair and jupiter trade. so no light at the end of the tunnel for the european prospective —— unfair and jupiter trade. thank you for joining us. —— stupid trade. here in the uk, legal action is being taken against three delivery firms used by amazon. the gmb union wants the drivers to be classified as employees, rather than self—employed, and given guaranteed hours and the minimum wage. mary—ann russon is covering this for us. the union is saying that these amazon delivery drivers should not be cast as self—employed workers rather that as full—time employees. they basically say that the reason for this is that the amazon delivery drivers work a huge amount of hours, however they are basically paid per parcel and they are responsible for their own insurance and maintenance of the van and they don't receive any of t

, while you were talking we were seeing some of those live pictures of donald trump arriving at the istana. pictures of donald trumps and video. kim jong—un has stories and the latest pictures and video. kimjong—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 no

very brave brave and mature decision even mature decision us press president shouldn't donald donald trump trump has made made need to have direct contacts with north to have direct contacts with north korean leader kim jong un will take korean leader kim jong un will take place and we all explain and we all expect specked apart a positive outcome doing this doing this interview good to be you and so you and sam scums got the chance the chance to us to also present peace and peace and i said and some thoughts and some questions and they were obviously they were obviously helpful really helpful related to thing is thing is their cut cut which cake which kicks off on stuff on the full the full. disclosure. that's a do that's a difficult one one there are many there are many title contenders there are latin america title contenders there are latin american teams like argentina and can teams like argentina and brazil we also know that the german is ill but we also know that the german team showed great game at present team show. great game at previous previous tournaments ornaments and high quality

donald j. trump in an individual capacity donald trump jr., ivanka trump and eric trump as well as the trump foundation. and there are very serious allegations of violation, they say, of state law and federal charities law involving the trump foundation, co-mingling of funds. let's look at some quotes. the petition filed today alleges a pattern of persistent illegal conduct occurring over more than a decade, that includes extensive unlawful political coordination with the trump presidential campaign, repeated and willful self-dealing transactions to benefit mr. trump's personal and business interests, and violations of basic legal obligations for nonprofit foundations. it goes on to say, the attorney general's investigation found that the trump foundation raised in excess of 2.8 million in a manner designed to influence the 2016 presidential election at the direction and under the control of senior leadership of the trump presidential campaign. and what they are asking for in this is that they are asking for restitution of the $2.8 million, they're asking for more penalties beyond that. they're asking

been consistent and kim jong un have drawn have driven this process donald trump is playing catch up here and of course donald trump wants as as donald trump would want to be able to take credit for it he wants to make history he's be set by domestic political problems he needs this more than anything if all fell apart right now would it would trump be weaker or with the d.p. r. k. be weaker certainly would be donald trump i think even though it had a we can the d.p. r. k. played it well it played it in concert with the south korean government and as a consequence of the way they've conducted the diplomacy and the fact that they have a credible nuclear to determine the relationship of forces has shifted in the last two years trump coming here to singapore in making this kind of positive step with the d.v.r. k. is a reflection of that change relationship of forces brian thanks the update there from singapore brought back from the sporting news agency thanks. so much for that to come across in the coming hours and if there's any breaking news on all we hear about any concrete developments from sahni will go straight

samantha bee has gone after every female related to donald trump or around donald trump. called soulless. hope hicks called down a word that rhymes with rich. if you're a female near donald trump. she made it her mission to say vile things about you. i want the free market to intervene. i don't want the white house to intervene. i want the free market to intervene. two sponsors have already dropped her. >> i say the comment about kelly anne wasn't vulgar or obscene. she's a big gal. she's the first female successful campaign manager for the president of the united states. she's a tough, powerful woman. the language samantha bee uses is completely unacceptable. we were talking about roseanne barr said, a vicious racist attack on a good woman. many of my friends who support president trump said if the white house were to disavow it then they have to disavow everything else. that's a logical argument. 24 hours later they're disavowing another comment. from an offensive comment. they're the ones with the double standard. that's really what's at play here. my friend hillary cl

presence president doesn't donald trump has donald trump has made it to have derived direct contact in texas works with north north korean leader kim jong il korean leader kim jong un will take take place place and we all expend we all technical expect a possible positive out of outcome during this to make this interview and to be a family and families got the chance to office got the chance to ask the president the president he said and some thought and some question that students and they were all busy and they were obviously sleep for a couple related thing the latest thing is their cut which is their cut which kicks off kicks up on. on. the fourteenth the fourteenth. that's a difficult one for men typical one there are many title contender retires i don't compare our latin american enders there are latin american team derek in teams like argentina like argentina and brazil and brazil till we also know but we also know that the that the german team german team showed showed great game at previous rate game at previous tournaments years tournaments and a high cost and a high quality

donald trump says he is a verdict. donald trumpell their soul despite this to continue. —— not going to settle this. here is another one. must have a look at what the us inspector general is angered by james comey‘s what the us inspector general is angered byjames comey‘s in the link at the hillary clinton e—mail controversy. a new report out that says... and this report goes on saying... let's go back to anthony. it is a strange situation where one person, james comey, is unpopular with both sides of the political spectrum. there is something in this report, all 500 pages that partisans on both sides will point to and say this is either indication or evidence that the other side and gazed into misdeeds. clinton supporters will say see, james comey should do not have had that big press conference injuly, that have had that big press conference in july, that it have had that big press conference injuly, that it was unfairly damaging hillary clinton and that he certainly should not have sent that letter to congress saying the investi