. >> shepard: how do you process this business with duarte? the president talked about how we were in a bad place in the philippines under the obama administration. there was a reason why. because he was having people go out and murder his people under the cover of a drug war there. thousands of dead people in the street. he's been accused of crimes against humanity. now we're all chummy duarte. to what end. do you have a clue? >> i mean, that was a big question mark of the entire trip over there. certainly in terms of how chummy he was, duarte singing to the president. they didn't take any questions. the press pool, we had a reporter that is over there, traveling with the president. they repeatedly tried to get answers did the president bring up human rights, did he try to get some kind of concessions from the president over there. so far the white house shut down all questions on that. the president himself did not respond to any questions. >> shepard: it was confusing. one read-out from the trump team said one thing and said something else

. >> duarte. >> tucker: yes, a.b.rte sang a love song saying he did it on orders from the president. >> the orders of the commander-in-chief of the united states. >> that is the best since putin did blueberry hill. that was great. >> tucker: that is fantastic. there's a lot of people -- >> you know, i learned about that through reading. that was my first time hearing it. it was painful. wow. i don't want to see that again. i can't hear it. >> tucker: you're an old school journal's. question number 3 is multiple change. "people" magazine just named the 2017 sexiest man alive. was it chris hemsworth, two, brad pitt or three, blake shelton. there was an honorable mention. mark steyn. sexiest man alive. >> i was going to say mark steyn. but i think i'll go with chris hemsworth. >> wrong. it's blake. >> tucker: we'll find out. >> was that inappropriate? >> tucker: does the tape confirm mark steyn's guess? >> have you seen this yet? "people" magazine's sexiest man alive edition. that honor goes to blake shelton. ♪ >> well -

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say is president trump has a habit of going there and saying my friend xi is fabulous or my friend duarte is fabulous and that is a different approach where there was a balance. that does not hurt us. i am not saying that hurts us. it does not whatsoever heard us, it is different. betty: i would say a lot different when you look at president trump's tweets. he seemed disciplined in asia but when he came to the weekend and he was sort of let loose on twitter, i want to read for you the tweets, you have probably seen it already. why would kim jong-un insult me by going -- calling me old? roger: i do not call him short and fat. be his friend to and maybe someday that will happen. roger: this is trump diplomacy. betty: he is taking a different approach. roger: do i think it is effective that he take that ad hominem approach to kim jong-un or any other foreign leader and talk about how they are short and fat? no. i do not think that is constructive. that is president trump's style. he is not going to change it. betty: no, certainly not. we will talk more about this and .he news over the weeken

pushing the issue of human rights more strongly when he was meeting with the philippines president, duarteized for crackdown on drug there was -- some anger there as protesters burn the american flag. eun, aaron back to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> it's now time to take a look at our commute this morning. >> melissa mollet is in first 4 traffic. what do you have, melissa? >> this is inbound 50 just before the beltway. you can see we have a lot of response. we have one vehicle over here on the right side of the roadway and another there in the middle lanes. this is going to start causing quite a problem and real backups there inbound on 50 this morning. beltway looking okay. we had earlier problem. outer loop as you approach bw parkway. that looks like it's gotten better. crash there on the beltway on the left side. you can see the slowdowns starting to kick in here this morning. northbound 395 at edsel, left lane is blocked by a crash. we are seeing a slowdown there as well. eastbound 66 as you're headed into centerville there. just before 29, you can see this crash on r a little slow hea

the president will meet the philippine president, rodrigo duarte. he's been criticized for taking too harsh of an offense against drug offenders in his country and for violating human rights. they will sit down there. november 13 is part of that visit. the president will attend the second summit of the trip and just announced today, he will spend an extra day extending his trip in total. it's a long trip. the president tweeted this moments against before landing. he said "getting ready to land in hawaii. looking so much forward to meeting with our great military veterans at pearl harbor". i'm joined by a fox new contributor, brigadier general anthony tata and jessica carlisle, a fox news contributor. great to have you here. as we mentioned, the president has landed. good to have you with us. the first stop will be at pacom, the pacific command. no doubt this is the focus. you'll see the shot of the plane now as he comes in, we'll continue to take you to all of this live. mark, let's start with you. your thoughts about the trip as we begin tonight. >

marÍa inÉs duarte, por supuesto, cuatro hijos tambiÉn. nuestra psicoterapeuta juliet. impulsivo. cuando no te das cuenta es la parte de la educaciÓn. los padres nos tenemos que dar cuenta del efecto negativo que tenemos con nuestros hijos. karla: hoy en dÍa, es muy difÍcil ser padres. es difÍcil disciplinar sin tener que pasarte. muchos padres estÁn en casa y se preguntan cÓmo hacen para que su hijo no vaya a la cÁrcel cuando sea grande. cÓmo hacemos? >> hay una diferencia entre disciplina y abuso. la disciplina es algo que se hace tranquilo y con control. el abuso es cuando se pasan los lÍmites. cuando usted pierde los emociones y le grita al niÑo. esto genera un daÑo psicolÓgico. este niÑo va a copiar. lo mÁs importante, y que siempre trabajo con los padres, es comenzar a trabajar a partir de ti. karla: te voy a interrumpir un segundo. de la historia de la que estamos hablando, parece que estÁ madre tratÓ con una psicÓloga de que ayudar al niÑo y, aparentemente, nadie la ayudaba. supongo que llegÓ a hacer esto en una desesperaciÓn. ella piensa que eso no estÁ mal. >>

so i guess we now know why president trump admires duarte in the philippines so much, because he canthe judge the jury, the prosecutor and the executioner. >> yes, did yutarte and putin. somebody ought to read the constitution, he won't read it himself, maybe in small chunks over a period of time read it to him and see if they can get some of that through his head. you know, nonetheless, donna's story was pretty much a blockbuster, wasn't it, joe? >> it was. >> some of this was out. some of this we sort of knew at the time and everybody said, yeah, of course the party is tilting towards hillary, but, frankly, when i read that piece yesterday, i didn't know the extent of it and the fact that the clinton campaign controlled the whole party, controlled everything that we are doing. i just wasn't quite aware it was to that extent. >> you know, we have been saying aall along it took the worst general election candidate in modern american history to put donald trump in a position to win. but we've got to add to that now. it also took one of the post-dysfunctional massive organizations, the