joining us tonight is presidential historian doug wead great to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. u: doug this is quite something to see. i mentioned his attempts to influence the primary outcomes so that he has the greatest impact on these races so many republicans retiring from the house now the head o the freedom caucus and a very fierce and passionate argument with the speaker making it very clear he's not, you won't hut him down as a maybe when it comes to paul ryan as a speaker. i can't understand by the way why anyone in the republican conference would be putting up with him. >> i'll tell you donald trump is turning out to be a transcendent president in my opinion. i had the privilege of traveling 1979-1980 with ronald regan writing his campaign biography and i've often said that trump remain reminds me of reagan but trump is going places that reagan dare not trod, as you say getting involved in these individual races they wouldn't risk reagan for that sort of thing, but i'll just say this, the people who voted for donald trump are sure getting their moneys worth. he's movin

joining me right now presidential historian doug wead. doug, i will let you take it, why is this so historic. why was nobody else able to do it. >> i woke up this morning, i was doing hits. trish: glass half full. >> that is comic relief for me. i was stu he got this agreement. trish: okay. >> so high-profile and so important, i'm amazed, that the people, well, they know better, so who are dissing this event. here is the very high-profile, promise. yes he can break it. the koreans have done that in the past. this is going to be a tough one to break without repercussions, without the whole world united against him. it empowers donald trump to take military action, to make an agreement like thi before the world and then back out of it, would be very belligerent. i think this was a great victory for america and for peace. trish: now the proof is in the pudding right? now we have to h the checks. we have to make sure they're following through and doing what they promised to do. some critics would, by the way, disclosure, i think it is great. t

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doug wead, great to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thank you.: up next, rhino lame duck speaker ryan pushing for amnesty for illegal immigrants. the latest poll shows that ryan is kil t republican chances in the midterms. next we'll envision what might be a post-singapore summit asia. that stay with us. we'll be right back. what is an act of mutuality? lou: the gop slipping in the generic polls largely because of the push from paul ryan over amnesty for illegal immigrants. a poll from real clear politics showing democrats up now 46% at the end of june 6th while the gop score dropped 1.4 points sitting at 38.4%. a significant, significant differential. former president obama shadow government still operating. he's inserting himself into the elections. new reports claim he's holding strategy sessions with democratic presidential candidates including senator elizabeth warren, former vice president joe biden, even eric holder. joining us tonight to discuss mr. trump's efforts to reduce the obama's foreign policy, james inoff. great to have you with

we bring doug wead in to give us historical perspective. he is a presidential historian after all.ng on. appreciate it. >> hello. connell: something you find fascinating, at these meetings sometimes a goat in the room. famous meeting in 1945 with churchhill and stalin. the ghost in the room are countries affected what are talked about about by the world powers. they're not actually at the tabled maybe we see some of this time around, huh? >> you're absolutely right in munich in 1938, when hitler and mussolini met, chamberlain and delat independent er, to check the future of what was then czechoslovakia was at stake and sue dtt land was given away. south korea is not at table. kim jong-un threatening their exist lens. he not only threatened to wipe out seoul but threatened to use toxic gas and poisons to destroy the other cities in south korea. the big one to me is japan. in america, our news media has ignored the threats kim jong-un has made to japan, including a nuclear weapon against tokyo. that has repeatedly been mentour niece media ignores it. i been all over the pacific rim m

. >> neil: doug wead good read on things. they either love or hate us.n this particular fight the foreign press has not been kind to donald trump. ahead of this, reason why he is leaving early, that one in singapore. that's the one that's getting all the world's attention. after this. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. from the moment clients walk in, they're able to feel like part of the family. - [spokesman] custom ink has hundreds of products for your business and free shipping. upload your logo or s

we are going to doug wead, neil. he joins us right now. lling me that you know this could be the start of something but it's always in the follow-up and then the follow-up after the follow-up. sometimes these things start. we know that as i said from candidate months after you become president nikita khrushchev who kind of humiliated him and it happened in the constructively with ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev. i know these are knee-jerk reasons but there's a fine line i'd like to read. how are you reading what you are seeing thus far? >> first i have to make clear i am 38 years old so i'm older than all of you. neil: you are when you're older than me. good to know. >> i'm glad you said it's too early because it is too early. people thought the first side treaty was great and if they had a chance to redo it i think they might adjust it a little bit and save the world war. it's really like a fine wine come at these summits. it's pretty hard to tell right away but out of the gate i am very impressed with what has happened and contrary to