that's very nice. >> credit to our writer marla for that one. >> i like the duck duck oop. >> beforee go it's a warm night ahead here. >> the coast is going to be cool and it's going to be nice in the next couple days. thank for joining us. into washington, d.c. for the stanley cup finals. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor >>> good evening, from the nation's capital. a city awash in red, and swept up by their capitals. tonight, the expansion team from vegas tries to even the stanley cup finals, a. this place is hockey history, and this is a transcendent talent with or without the game's ultimate prize. in this postseason, his burning desire to win the stanley cup has been on

duck: quack! call to request your free decision guide now.nk about tomorrow is today. >> lou: joining me republican national committee chair ronald mcdaniel. good to see you. first, what we are witnessing today, speaker ryan single handedly changed it is discussion from the success of the republicans in the primaries to his rather i think idiot ache and really absolutely irresponsible remarks of both the president and daca and the general, just the general political atmosphere in this country. what is his problem? >> well, i will tell you, i just went out of west coast and in washington state and oregon and california. and every person i met with, we need more republicans to support the president and we want the republican leadership to support the president. there is a lot of things to be corned about. the infornlant and spy in the campaign. i will use the word spy. changing the language you change the severity of what happened. if they are in the campaign and reporting back to the f.b.i. they are spying and why didn't they inform donald tru

beer is and duck necks. —— beers.nese cities, these food delivery drivers can be seen in big numbers tearing around the streets. this family has kindly allowed us to watch the game with them. so we have got our beverages, we have got our duck necks, and we have got our football. enjoying football, easing duck necks. let's have a quick look at the markets. due to the rising tensions between the us and china on the trade front, it is impacting the nikkei. thank you for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. goodbye for now. the top stories this hour: donald trump hails a victory after securing legal and constitutional backing for a key immigration policy — a travel ban on several mainly muslim nations. rescue crews in thailand are continuing to search for members of a teenage football team and their coach who disappeared in a cave network on the weekend. rain has been hampering the search effort. the former archbishop of glasgow, who was the most senior catholic in scotland, has apologised and spoken of his deep s

kajo: this is our peking duck. it's pulled duck. we marinate duck legs in salt and sugar for 12 hours to make the meat as juicy as possible. then we braise it in the oven. we turn the skin into a crumble and then we shred the meat, so there are no bones or fat. we serve it with a hoisin-plum mayonnaise. and we fry the crispy skin in fat. reporter: guests love it. goldldies goes through a ton f potatoes a week. along with peking duck, its most popular dish is fries with black truffle sauce. >> i'm dutch, so i have high standards when it comes to fries. i miss them in berlin. they're just a aren't as good fries are better than in holland this is or belgium.ace where the reporter: a portion costs between 5 and 10 e euros. and of course, takeout is also an option. vladislav: we love chips, but it's not like we would kill for chips. we just wanted to fill a gap in the market. kajo: that's right. usually you just get chips on the side when you order a curry sausage or a burger. but we were thinking about things that berlin doesn't have, a

duck necks. —— beer. just like other chinese cities, these good delivery drivers can be seen in big numbers rushing around the streets. this family has kindly allowed us to watch the game with them. come and meet them. so, we have got our beverages, we have got out duck necks, and we have got our football! enjoying the world cup action. that's it for business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. and on the markets... up next — newsbriefing. we'll take you through the stories making headlines in the global media today. the government has scrapped plans forfive new women's prisons in england and wales. the same number of residential centres will be built instead. they will provide help with getting a job and treating drug addiction in a bid to reduce the number of women being jailed for low—level offences. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. prison doesn't work for many women. for years, that has been the message from reformers. the majority of female offenders are asse

that will do, duck. that will do. >> spend more time at bill. bill. bill. bill. bill.erates are calling for a bipartisan process to solve immigration crisis. >>> an ef-3 twister packing winds of 165 miles per hour tore through east of wichita. it was on the ground for more than two miles damaging nearly 8 80 homes and injuring eight people. >>> on a lighter note, it is time to check in with the world cup. so you know what that means. >> oh, no. >> cue that world cup music. ♪ >> this is something nobody alive has ever heard. the germans have gone home before the second round. germany facing south korea knowing they had to win to advance. south korea scored late in the game but it was called offside. so the referee checked the video. it was ruled a goal! >> goal! so then, with the german goalie well out of position, they scored a second, sending the defending champs out of the tournament. and mexico advances. >> and this was the scene in mexico city. a south korean man waving a mexican flag being cheered by mexican fans. >> love that. >> hundreds of mexicans gathered at

the lame duck is a rinno and serving the globalist and establishment. ryan undercutting the president and changing the subject from the republican party primary performance to his own disloyalty in less than six months in the house leadership. he defended gowdy and denied all of spy gate and attempt to subvert president trump and chart a legislative course through disaster and amnesty for illegal immigrants that could destroy the gop in the midterms. here he is. >> i think chairman gowdy's initial assessment is accurate but we have more digging to do. [inaudible] >> i don't know the technical answer to that question. he shouldn't and no one is above the law. when we fix daca we want to fix it permanently and we plan on doing that down the road. we should be talking out so the majority can function. >> lou: 2 or 3 hours devoted to dack a. speaker ryan's outrageous conduct in the twilight of his indistinguished career is another ingratiated himself to the business roundtable and coch table and wall street. mike fernandez is threatening to with hold all fu

lame duck speaker, get the hell out of the office. you're going to send us to destruction in the midterm elections. this man doesn't have a plan. he doesn't have a strategy. he disunt raise money that any other speaker couldn't raise. he certainly is not a strategic thinker. he is anti-trump and has been so throughout. he is a disaster and the disaster is going to consume your party. do you not agree if he is locked in that speakership? >> you know i run in if more conservative circles of the house and i have never up to this point heard a single person talk about removing speaker ryan from the speakership. today for the first time i was hearing colleagues say if speaker ryan won't stand with us in this fight over the essentials of our democracy, not weaponizing intelligence community against the presidential campaign, do we need to look at other choices. that remains a lingering question and you're starting to see more frustrations bubble to the top pa because we need that leadership. lou: great to have you with us. thanks so much. >

these are another lame-duck strategy. these a re early another lame-duck strategy. and these measures could be changed and watered or strengthened? yes. the government has clearly ta ken strengthened? yes. the government has clearly taken on board the criticism that it faced two years ago with the previous plan and it is keen to act here. but there will be some pushback no doubt from the food and drinks industry. they may not be too keen on some of these proposals. broadcasters might lose out on advertising revenue if junk broadcasters might lose out on advertising revenue ifjunk food and other adverts are restricted online before nine o'clock. not set in stone and not definitely going to happen but i think the government is keen to show that it does want to make changes here. the health secretaries talking about this today and obesity has a huge burden on the national health service, huge cost. yes, it is all to do with prevention and cure and the government will be thinking if it can take measures that don't require extra funding for the nhs, which we did see the

cook up some well-aged duck and pheasant. >> daniel: they made this at the auberge paul bocuse.dominately butter, or predominately potato? do you have a head in there somewhere? >> daniel: yes, of course, yeah, yeah. no, no. >> anthony: that's perfect happiness right there. oh, yeah. my father used to say, uh -- he used to say, "i am a man of simple needs," and i noticed that the chef here -- a nice fire, some birds. >> daniel: we can spend the whole week with paul, and we'll be hunting, we'll be cooking, we'll be eating, drinking, and talking, and that's beautiful. [ paul speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: life is good. it is, for me, a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that bocuse too seems genuinely delighted. >> daniel: the duck you shot was a beaujois. you see it is the one behind you on the top there. [ paul speaking french ] >> anthony: in lyon, all across france, he's monsieur paul. he's the great chef, a public figure, a hero, an institution, always treated with the greatest deference. here it appears he's free to enjoy the s

i have got two birds in there, an albatross and a duck. >> the comments he made about spygate made no sense. it makes no sense. mark: it's not a spy, it's an informant. james bond was an informant. lou: you have got to be excited to find out there is no spy according to the speaker of the house. the inspector general will be coming out with his report. we'll see the senate judiciary committee hold hearings. >> the republicans need to stick together and it's his job to keep them together. lou: do it now because otherwise they are gone. >> we agree on that. lou: stop right here. mark, you get the right word. mark: i feel like vince mcmahon. lou: thank you both have much. good night. kennedy: north korea you are on notice. give up the nukes or face the full wrath of these united states. that's the word from the white house as president trump prepared for his landmark meeting with kim jong-un. the president made it clear he'll succeed where other presidents have fallen short. president trump: this should have been solved by many others.

we kept taking it back to the reeds and when grace took it to go back with the other ducks the ducksplunged back into the lake and got the little dock and she took it to tom's river avian care and know her name is tillie and she's got a new family. >> how great is that? >> it was all alone and they were trying to drown it. >> they don't like the duck, it's been touched by humans. i think the person touching the duck should be arrested. >> that would be peter buried >> peter is to be under arrest. >> i think the corel's are an amazing family. >> very nice family. >> sometimes you can't believe your eyes. watch this. yes, that's a human being holding onto the hood of a mercedes-benz c300 traveling 70 miles an hour down florida's i-95 on sunday. the man is holding on with one hand, apparently holding a cell phone with the other hand. the man who made this video said the guy on the hood was not alarmed, he was just chilling like nothing was weird. the video had been viewed more than a million times, highway patrol could not identify the people involved but they point out this could have

i have got two birds in there, an albatross and a duck. >> the comments he made about spygate made no it's not a spy, it's an informant. james bond was an informant. lou: you have got to be excited to find out there is no spy according to the speaker of the house. the inspector general will be coming out with his report. we'll see the senate judiciary committee hold hearings. >> the republicans need to stick together and it's his job to keep them together. lou: do it now because otherwise they are gone. >> we agree on that. lou: stop right here. mark, you get the right word. >> i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents bright new future for north korea and, indeed, a bright new future for the world. cheryl: breaking this morning, donald trump against the world. the president set to meeting canada but leaving early to meet with singapore to meet with kim jong un. >> political issues will be resolved, pushed dow to highest level in three months yesterday but falling tech stocks dragged down the nasdaq and s&p 500. cheryl: but we could be set for lower open this morning, first

know he's a lame duck. but at least it looks like he would go through the motions and at least tip his hat a bit. his responsibility as you suggested as speaker. >> this is not just reckless talk on the path of one wacky member we have had actions taken against trump administration officials, where there has been outrageous abusive obnoxious behavior. this is a form of assault. it is criminalized as assault. the year after representative scalise was gunned down by a lunatic lefty. this is not just hot air and word. lou: you are watching the left become an activist mob. we are watching whether it's the occupy i.c.e., antifa, the list of the conduct of these folks on the left, these activists, i mean, it's beyond to me tolerance. and i don't understand why it's being tolerated, particularly it seems to me there was a federal law and regulation at one time that you could not threaten a federal official and we are watching it happen almost daily. where are the u.s. marshals. where is the secret service and why

. >> we have that american saying if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it is probably a ducka turkey. >> the burden is on them to prove it's a duck. in this case they didn't. >> no. the defense argued the prosecution had absolutely no evidence dave even left his house the night debbie was abducted and presumably murdered. his daughter insisted he could not have left the house without her having heard him. >> it doesn't seem at all possible. >> even though investigators would tell the court the kids slept so soundly it was hard to wake them up when they went to see them one morning, the defense claims that the prosecution's theory of what happened just didn't add up. >> that is just beyond belief that somebody would take that kind of risk, he would sneak down the hallway, open the door, drive the ten or 12 miles over to debbie hawk's house, subdue her, bludgeon her, load her into the van and drive to fresno and get back to his house without getting any blood on him, without being discovered. >> so what did happen to debbie hawk? the defense floated this theory. debbie worked i

i have got two birds in there, an albatross and a duck. >> the comments he made about spygate made noakes no sense. mark: it's not a spy, it's an informant. james bond was an informant. lou: you have got to be excited to find out there is no spy according to the speaker of the house. the inspector general will be coming out with his report. we'll see the senate judiciary committee hold hearings. >> the republicans need to stick together and it's his job to keep them together. lou: do it now because otherwise they are gone. >> we agree on that. lou: stop right here. mark, you get the right word.ss. here's lou dobbs. keep it here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, president trump showing poise, compassion and strength on the world stage. warmly welcoming japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house ahead of the high stakes g7 meeting in canada and the sig singapore summit with kim jong-un. >> a lot of good factors lined up for north korea, giving it tremendous potential. it has tremendous potential because the people are great and we would certainly

lou: would you believe this president of all people would say, paul ryan, you are a lame duck. you are a absolute failure as speaker, if you are putting anything forward you put forward made, my agenda. build a wall, have full funding for it. there is no a negotiating, there is president of united states speaks to the speaker of lame duck speaker of the house, paul ryan. and don't even think about crowding me on the issue of amnesty, you know that is a absolute killer for the republican conference in november. >> yeah. you know, i think he has sent signals, i don't want what happens when they talk privately. i can tell you we need a simple bill this needs to be funding for the wall, that is our promise, if you think nothing in senate then let senate take the blame for not funding the wall, fun the wall in house, and get to it over there quickly and keep our promise for a change that would be really solid. lou: i think you are right. but you know, i heard, some members of our conference, a few, saying, but we should just do a narrow daca bill. i mean, i heard these kinds of moro

>> there will be a sequel, duck duck goose. >> it's based on the true story of lifelong buds from spokane started our own game. instead of tagging with a touch, you tag with questions. who in history would they like to play tag with most? >> andre the giant and abraham lincoln. >> my question was did you enjoy imp proe vising in the movie? >> i loved it. we got play around. >> what should ski the next person in your cast? >> what was it like working with the most talented member of the cast, ice la fisher. >> i learned everything from the most talented actress on the planet, isla fisher. was it very hard to not fall in love with the epic dance moves that i had on set? >> that's my question? >> yes. >> it's always hard to concentrate when she's in a room. >> for jeremy's question, we came back to leslie. >> how many times day do you shower? >> once. no, sometimes twice. >> she's soaked. >> i took a bath. >>> coming up,et of the new "halloween." >> i'm going to be 60 years old and i'm playing the same character. >> how jamie lee occur the tis is finally getting revenge. >>> then -- >> one o

. >>> an adorable rescue for firefighters after a family of baby ducks got stuck. a neighbor heard the quacking. mom was upset. they called firefighters. they posted this video of the rescue, they gathered up the ducklings put them in a box and took them to a nearby pond. no were hurt. >> so cute. >> i could watch that all day. >> so could i. >> it's birthing season for the ducks. >> alameda county fair, if you want to see the animals. forecast looks good for that. >> perfect, righ >> not too hot at all. love it. that's going to do it for us, nightly news is next. >> we will see you at 6:00. >>> tonight -- go directly to jail. a federal judge puts former trump campaign chairman paul manafort behind bars. will he flip while awaiting trial? >>> the president's attorney today rudy giuliani floating the possibility of pardons. >>> trump on the attack. the president comes out swinging on the fbi, mueller and michael cohen, and we've got the fact check. mean with this comment about kim jong-un? >> he speaks and his people sit up at attention. nt my people to do the same.

does paul ryan survive his lake duckness, very quickly?k there's no getting rid of this guy. it's like a cold that kee coming back. lou: thanks so much. i sure hope that rebecca is right and mark is wrong >>> tonight's quote of the evening for those nfl players who defy the president, our national anthem, men are respectable only as the at it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. good night. . >>> you're ac watching fox busis coverage of the 2018 primary elections. s neil caputo. neil: this is big. i've got the all-star crew here. to tell you how big this will be in the eight states where we're putting it on the line for you. five governor's mansions up for grabs, five senate seats up for grabs, 85 house seats, 60 of them in safe republican districts that might not be safe anymore. and ifou keep in mind the map, the democrats need 23 seats to gain control ofhe hse representatives. you can do the math as well as i

he's a lame duck leader. he can't get anything done in the house. majority in the house. what's going on? lou: it becomes more urgent when you realize there is nothing in the house leadership, the president is talking about working with dems, and mcconnell, i have no idea what he's doing. but they are all assuming they are going to have to work with dems instead of run on their agenda. the trump agenda won for him. it's a remarkable and historic performance of the first years inch he has been in office. why not run on the trump agenda and kick the dimms' tails? judge jeanine: you are so right. we know they are about obstruction and resistance flips nothing you will get them to cross over on. so the president says to the democrats, you would think, i'm going to keep families together. i know the president, this is a president who believes in families. he loves his children. i believe in his heart this was something he wanted to do. but now he does it and this one is going to sue them, that one is going sue them. if you don't want to be separated from

not a lame duck. you know, i think one of the thins we know about paul ryan for a long time, he doesn't like tariff. after the moment you have to hadtion the influence he's in the administration given how we just put tariffs on the three best friends specially. thanks to both of you for being on news makers this week. please some back. are talking about activity i know many writers and so on, that have a lot to undoubt -- untely counted. -- undaunted. the whole idea there's a story storytelling and triangle you must learn to do this if you are going to be a fiction writer. necessary, but not sufficient. there's nothing about learning to do those things that productivity. live today from noon or 3:00 p.m. eastern on booktv. q & a, we discuss woodrow wilson and the world he made." psychologicaluge issue. i read it. it just reduced him to tangles that i didn'te feel like i could deal with on my own knowledge of the theory. it was his father, you know? his people have said that stubbornness in later life

these ducks are in the woman's backyard in the pool. >> it looks like momma duck jumps out. >> they areure what do with that thing. while the others are eating they join mom and other ducklings. >> the good news is they won't drown. >> yeah. it's a good day. >>> having grown up in america i have never seen a school bus look quite like this. >> looks like a comp in addit n camper and a ferry. this is thailand. they have the kids packed in. i want do you pay attention to the girls who climbed on board. the bus starts moving after the girl is on. >> clearly we weren't learning about that today. >> that poor girl fell off the bus a little bit. she escaped with only mine no, i scrapes and bruises. >> she was next to a traffic policeman as well. >> police stop this car because the man had a few too many kids in the front seat. >> this video was taken in china. as you can see right here you have four kids up front. a police officer is a bit astonished. then he opens the back >> there were 11 kids in the backseat. there were 16 people total in this five seater car. >> a level of danger. four in

. >>> make way for duck licks.omma duck supervised while animal rescue rescued their ducklings. >> what was the sound effect there? >> that means thanks. >> it kind of sounds like it. >> it does. thank you so much for watching. >> up next, you know it is the "cbs evening news" with jeff who was just here. he is going up to the roof here in san francisco, and we'll be back with more local news in 30 minutes. potentially cure buncer. but first the headlines in 60 anconds. >> a landmark supreme court decision upholding president viump's travel ban. >> a tremendous victory for this .ountry and for the constitution. e have to be tough, and we have to be safe, and we have to be bcure. >> the reaction is breaking along party lines. >> this was the right decision. >> it undermines the values of our country. os breaking news alert, an explosion at a hospital in central texas. >> and parts of the building are tallapsed. >> the secretary of health and

doing duck, duck, goose down a line where they're pulling kids away from their parents and putting themn these tent facilities. >> we have sure appreciated your reporting from out there, cal perry. we really appreciate you joining us from el paso county, texas. >>> coming up for us, president trump breaks ground in wisconsin. that's one matter. the other matter was he dug himself into something of a rhetorical hole on one of his favorite topics -- the presidential election we just had in 2016. that and more when we come back. >>> president trump visited the ground breaking of a fox conmanufacturing complex in mount pleasant, wisconsin, today, claiming credit for the new jobs that are to come. fox conmakes display panelle for iphones. on twitter today before and after the ceremony he bragged will 15,000 jobs created a significant boost when he first announced the deal last summer. >> the company's initial investment of more than $10 billion will create 3,000 jobs at a minimum with the potential for up to 13,000 jobs in the very near future. >> then speaking after the ground breaking, the

and a will continue now for at least a couple of hours still to come so we will keep ducking and ducking out here on r.t. international for the meantime just for now to some other stories from here. for the past three days israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has been on a european tour lobbying the leaders of germany france and the u.k. to drop their support for the iran nuclear deal as efforts appear to have been in vain. but i've been very consistent about my opposition to the. to this nuclear deal that we believe that iran deal is an opportunity for a certain time it's better than what we had before you along with france and germany ok continues to be this is the best route to preventing it we're getting. despite this unity among european leaders some e.u. companies and institutions are playing to a different tune the european investment bank for example seems to be siding with washington as i don't know bushell explains e.u. solidarity nothing but a house of cards after europe giants from energy behemoths top to the makers of persia and c toy in a bit this scrapping billion eur

panko-encrusted duck drumsticks with shrimp and salmon mousse and maple barbecue sauce. good lord.ere du shack, a whole cheese, foie gras, calf brain, sweetbreads, bacon, and arugula. but with martin, that's not sufficient. >> martin: usually there is no truffle, but i just -- >> anthony: yes, black truffles. >> david: more truffle. >> martin: maybe it's gonna be too much truffle. >> david: my blood's getting thicker as i look at that. >> anthony: and now the main course -- a homegrown, smoked right out front, local ham, with pineapple and green beans almondine. and chicken. but with martin, the chicken is never just chicken. >> martin: that's stuffed with cotechino, foie gras, and lobster. we pump lobster bisque in the chicken. >> anthony: into the chicken. >> martin: yeah. >> anthony: good god. there is a light at the end of the tunnel. >> man: ah. >> anthony: someone should be singing the national anthem now. i mean, really. this is-- a practically prehistoric old-school canadian classic. maple syrup is heated, then poured on snow, becoming a kind of taffy. but the preferred del

, and yank 'em out of a live duck. >> eric: no! that gives you, like, the most fresh. >> eric: but it's a bit cruel, right? >> anthony: well, you want 'em fresh, eric. i mean -- >> seven: yeah. i think we should drink some beer. >> anthony: yes, i think so. >> all: cheers. >> seven: how are you doing there, eric? >> eric: i'm doing ama-amazingly well. >> seven: hanging in there? >> eric: my sinuses are -- >> seven: open. >> anthony: so open you have no idea. >> wu: best part of hot pot is to share. >> eric: is to share? >> wu: to share, yeah. >> eric: yes, i like that too. it's very convenient. >> wu: yeah. sometimes when, we have, like, hotpots for four hours. >> anthony: as it cooks down it gets stronger and stronger and the heat more intense. a delicious yet unpredictable silt of spice gathering at the bottom of this river of hot lava. if you dig deep, like, down to the sediment down there, the river bed, man. it's spicy. you feel enlightened yet? look how the colors changed in the broth. >> xiao: that was -- you kind of expecte

whether or not he should step down before november, so there is not a lame duck. he doesn't like tariffs. after this moment, you have to question the influence he has had. how we just put tariffs on our three best friends essentially. >> thank you to you both. please come back. >> thank you. >> i think apart from the fact he discusses his time working for then congressman mike pence and the house republican conference and what it is like working for president trump. 7:30 p.m. eastern, on c-span. there is a huge psychological literature about wilson. but i have the sense tot it just reduced him angles that i did not feel i could deal with on the strength of my own knowledge of the theory. some people have said that his stubbornness later in life was a reaction to his father's strictness. they can point to one story where his father made him revise something that he wrote a bunch of times. that jeffersons resented this but he was a good boy. -- that wilson resented this but he was a good boy. wordever had an unkind about his father. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-s

he has reviewed and said it is not farrakhan ducked and said it is not farrakhan ducked and has —— not just issued a yellow card. but you can't criticise them for using your love for reckless use of the arm. as for the penalty, absolutely they are wrong in law. handling the ball has got to be a deliberate act, it has to be a deliberate move. mark, we could go on all night. the var debate has got people hot under the collar all over russia and people watching. many thanks for your thoughts here. i know that the england players will be talking about it after their experiences, especially against tunisia. i wonder what they've been talking about. they have had closed training session all 23 have trained. as sports correspondent david 0rnstein. dele alli who was covering at thy strain was back in action and gareth southgate has a fool condiment to pick from. the closed session will have allowed them to work in the formation and their tactics and those treasured set pieces that have proved such a budget to them during the world cup. all the top coming into this game has been whether it real

susan: and how does a lame-duck speaker of the house play into this? ms. gibson: still trying to figure that out. there's talk whether he should step down before november so that there is not a lame duck. one of the things we know about paul ryan is he does not like terrorists, after this -- you have to wish and theom influence -- you have to question the influence he has had on this administration. susan: thank you for being on "newsmakers." [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.o] in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continued to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme public policy events in washington, d.cnd arod the country. span i brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> on c-span, a look at the state of u.s.- relation and a preview of the scheduled summit between president trump and kim jong-