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there's nobody in the trump administration starry-eyed about what may happen here but giving decision to give nuclear weapons could be possible to move quickly. chris: when you say quickly, by tend of the year? >> well, it's a matter first to finding out just how much there is to dismantle. it's not possible to go to this meeting with a set of screwdrivers and think we are going ta take it apart beginning the day after the meeting and therefore the full complete total disclosure of everything relate today their nuclear weapon's program with full international verification and i think following libya by americans and other inspectors could be very important here. chris: now the joint statement from the two koreas called for, i want to put it on the screen, a nuclear-free korean peninsula and some people have suggested the north koreans will give up everything they've got but in return the u.s. would agree that we are not going to allow any nuclear armed airplanes or nuclear-armed ship tons korean peninsula. is that acceptable? >> well, we certainly have made that commitment and, again,

don't need to overreact to this fact, but we do need to be aware and we do need to apply some clear-eyedstrategic thinking of our own. in that respect, mike pompeo's unique background seems perfectly aligned with the task ahead to develop a strategic foreign policy towards china, incorporating all the elements of state craft. because i've mentioned aspects of chinese culture to illuminate the strategic thinking on the part of the people's republic of china, i don't want to give the impression that this is a clash of civilizations. quite to the contraircontrary. it's not classic china that's the problem. it's the state system that's the problem. the political system. sometimes claim that chinese culture is not compatible with democracy, but that's hogwash. the proof to the contrary is all the chinese people that live in the republic of china on taiwan. taiwan is a fully functioning prosperous democracy with the same chinese culture and tradition. this same democracy is what mainland china could have also if it is able to shed its one-party dictatorship and i hope that it will shed that so

>> it's an eir and eis? >> not necessarily. it's looking at the worst-case scenari scenarios. that's what they do, show you the worst-case scenario. you start looking at the designs and then you show a reduction in impact. we want to show the public the worst-case scenario and then improve upon it versus showing them something that as we go further into the engineering, we find things don't work. >> the original eir and eis anticipated this as a worst-case scenario so we don't have to offer this slightly different alignment? >> the reason the cut and cover scenario was created, which is the worst-case scenario. >> i see. so the boring machine doesn't -- we don't know the answer to that? >> right. >> so it may, but we don't know. >> it would be a reduction in impact. >> i'm asking about not about impact but about timing. so if we have to reopen an eir and eis, it will take additional time. >> yeah. >> i'm asking if that will get triggered or not, and you're saying you don't know yet? but if it does, it will create a delay, although a delay to a project that's not fully funded.

president trump's team says they're not starry-eyed about the prospect of north korea giving up its nukes. south korea's leaders say it's proof to them that mr. trump deserves the nobel peace prize. >>> ronny jackson is still on the job in the west wing. after losing his chance to be va secretary, is he also out as the president's personal physician? >>> the president talks tough as a caravan of immigrants arrives at the u.s.-mexico border. is he about to allow the increase of a number of people in to help the american farmers? >> we need people to come into the country, do their jobs, help people on their farms and then they get out, they leave. guest workers. don't you agree? we have to have them. we have to have them. we're going to have a lot of things happening, but then they have to go out. then they have to go out. but we're going to let them in because you need 'em. you need 'em. >> more on the president's curious guest worker comments there in just a moment. but we begin today with another immigration challenge, a standoff now at the southwestern border. customers of border prote

ei sun oh is a former political secretary to najib and hejoins us live from kuala lumpur.r prime minister, mahathir mohamad, stand a chance to depose the incumbent prime minister, najibullah zadran, despite his age? i think it would be a very difficult thing for doctor mahathir to replace najib razak in the next election, not just so najib razak in the next election, notjust so much because of his age but the election is such that the ruling coalition would have a lot of so—called incumbency advantage is. for example, the constituencies that delineated in such a way that it favours heavily the incumbent government —— advantages —— the constituencies are delineated. as well as the possession of various resources , well as the possession of various resources, such as promises of developments and so on, which could sway a lot of rural voters. but mr ei sun oh there are also incumbency disadvantages because over the last three years the administration of prime minister razak has been clouded with corruption controversies, won't this work against him? i think there are various

on us tv, john bolton said the trump administration is not what he called starry—eyed about what theill yield. president trump is determined to see this opportunity through. hopeful that we can get a real breakthrough. but we're not naive in the administration and a lot‘s gonna ride on this meeting with kim jong—un. justin hastings is a professor in international relations from sydney university. he told me the us will be looking for a firm commitment from north korea. they're looking for the concrete steps that north korea will take for an irretrievable dismantlement of their nuclear programme. the south korean declaration was pretty gauzy so they will want concrete steps. john bolton, if we look at the next clip, asked if the us was willing to give up its nuclear armed ships and planes on the korean peninsula at as part of denuclearisation. let's have a listen to what he had to say. we certainly haven't made that commitment. and, again, i'm looking at the panmunjom declarations, they call it, in the context of an earlier series of north—south agreements. you don't feel this is invo

on us tv, john bolton said the trump administration is not what he called "starry eyed" about what the will yield. president trump is determined to see this opportunity through. hopeful that we can get a real breakthrough. but we are not naive in the administration and a lot of will ride on this meeting with kim jong—un. joining me to discuss this latest development in the warming of relations between the two koreas isjustin hastings, a professor in international relations from sydney university. welcome to the programme. you heard itjohn bolton save dead bat a lot of is riding on this upcoming summit. what kind of outcomejussie coming from it —— say that a lot. they're looking for the concrete steps that north korea will take for an irretrievable dismantlement of their nuclear programme. the south korean declaration was pretty gauzy so korean declaration was pretty gauzy so they will want concrete steps. john bolton, if we look at the next clip, asked if the us was willing to give up its nuclear armed ships and planes on the korean peninsula at as pa rt planes on the korean peninsula

i feel like he's clear eyed going into these talks. your thoughts about the posture leading up to it. >> i think expectations are high on this one. i have a column in the l.a. times today about this. the denuclearization which came out of kim jong-un in china has a long history and diplomatic jargon which does not mean getting rid of all nukes. that means getting the american presidents out of south korea and leaving the peninsula up to the koreans themselves. there's no way that north korea will ever give up for real its nuclear program. and it's perfectly legitimate for donald trump to say that's what he means by denuclearization but that's not what the north koreans mean by it. it would be destablizing for the korean regime to give up their nuke. as for complimenting kim jong-un, i don't like it but at the same time this is diplomacy. this is one of those places where those things are allowable and understandable. >> dana: there was some news on the domestic front as well in regards to this president's nominee to head the veterans a

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pursued with clear-eyed realism and clear objectives, this is a worthy effort. north korea has been a perplexing problem for president after president after president, and mike pompeo is on the point of this effort, which hopefully will finally lead to some outcome. although every commander in chief has insisted that it would be unacceptable for north korea to obtain an icbm, it is this administration that finds itself having to actually achieve that objective because time has run out. so, as a matter of policy, it would be hard not to be encouraged by the fact that they were actually -- there were actually talks, direct talks, under way. based on director pompeo's impressive record at the c.i.a., the north currency undoubtedly view him as credible, determined, and insightful. isn't that what you want in a secretary of state? the quiet nature of these discussions reflect how serious they were. the mission also speaks to mike pompeo's future as secretary of state. here's a man who, through mastery of the daily briefings he receives, counsel on our nation's most s

korean peninsula. have reported could be held either in singapore or mongolia. what he called "starry—eyedabout what the meeting may yield. hopeful that we can get a real breakthrough. gonna ride on this meeting with kim jong—un. laura bicker has more on this story from seoul. display of sincerity. to go further than simply stepping over the border. in front of witnesses. the punggye—ri site is where all six nuclear tests were carried out. and let experts and the media watch. a welcome development, but the us is being cautious. we use the word irreversible with great intention. denuclearisation is going to be achieved. campaign in place until we achieve that. it does all sound rather familiar. but continued to build weapons in secret. trust in the north. trust is two—directional, ok? you build trust, in the process of implementing agreements. kim jong—un is also turning back time. literally. half an hour behind seoul. korea will become one time zone once again. their view of kim jong—un. and i'm touched by it. translation: this time, kim jong—un speaks with conviction. i think that's why t

as i said there's nobody starry eyed around here.e've all been called a number of things, naive is not usually one of them. i think the presidency is a potential here for a historic agreement. a breakthrough that nobody could have imagined even a few months ago. that potential is there. as he says repeatedly, the potential for no deal at all is over there. we are not going to know until we actually have the meeting and see what kim jong un is prepared to do. it certainly leave the case that the mere words are not going to sway anybody. >> chris: it certainly the case that you have never had any illusions about the regime. i expect you expected me to do what i'm about to do. there are some of your greatest hits. >> i think the only diplomatic option left is to end the regime in north korea by effectively having the south take it over. >> here's an all-purpose insult that you can use, i will apply it to the north koreans. question: how do you know when the north korean regime is lying? answer: matt when their lips are moving. >> chris:

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advisorjohn bolton sounded a note of caution, saying the trump administration was not naive or starry—eyedut the meeting. a key british minister has resigned amid claims she misled parliament over targets for removing illegal immigrants. home secretary amber rudd had faced increasing calls to quit, over the so—called windrush scandal. and this story is trending on bbc.com: it's the mystery disappearance of a tree given to president trump by france's president and planted by the two leaders last week. some reports suggest it might be in quarantine. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: it's emerged that a fraud case involving the sale of diesel had to be halted because vital documents from tax officials weren't shared with the defence. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. the uk's second biggest supermarket chain, sainsbury‘s, is looking to buy its smaller rival, asda. under the trump administration, many americans are being sent to jail because of unpaid debts, some coming from minor traffic violations. hello and welc

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he could improve the situation between the two countries either the russian politicians were blue eyed or they simply didn't want to believe that the relations would only get worse it's astonishing how quickly the new law seems to be reached given that only a week ago moscow and washington agreed on a potential summit meeting of mr putin and mr trump and the u.s. capitol in the very next future but these plans seems now to be outdated and how is this control the server of these alleged chemical weapons how is this playing out in russian media how much of the picture russians getting. well look all this happens at the time when moscow has big financial difficulties and that is the real problem of the russians are facing now that this is the really . used number one here the ruble collapsed since yesterday because of the new us sections the accusations in the case of the poisoned russian double agents are just people and his daughter in the u.k. are still on the table but in the russian media of course we see a very different picture this article of any miss from the best is getting clos

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eis. then they believe and will be taken to detention with an immigration judge and other ones will be detained for the entire process, which is at least -- sorry, the secretary -- homeland security secretary has said would have been in keep them in detention until the case is adjudicated. hard to tell whether that's true or not. 17,000 asylum applicants this year. so this happens on a daily basis. >> thank you so much. we'll be checking in with you as we continue this afternoon. a lot of breaking news on the border. thank you so much. >> the american conservative union is to keep watching these live pictures. this is the u.s. side of the border. as william pointed out, this is a made-for-tv moment by these immigration act to this. at the same time, it brings up the very point that president trump was making yesterday about the issues of either having secure borders are not. there's a political site on each. this is video from the past couple days at the migrant caravan arrived in tijuana,

their weekend with a series of angry tweets targeting jim comey, nancy pelosi, opec, democrats, sleepy-eyedhuck todd, the washington post, the failing new york times. he tweeted... if you're not familiar with maggie haberman, the third-rate reporter trump doesn't speak to and has nothing to do with, there she is in the oval office. she's the one on his right. she's -- and you can see she and the pleasant -- president aren't speaking. the thumb is up for "hey, get out of here, lady." the president tweeted a lot of weird stuff this weekend about, uh, michael cohen. he said that he likes and respects michael cohen, doesn't see him flipping on him, which of course warrants the question you don't see him flipping on you for what? what didn't you do that you trust he won't tell the prosecutors about? maybe that money he paid stormy daniels, $130,000 you knew nothing about. this stormy daniels story has a new twist. another porn star, a woman named jessica drake, was at that golf tournament in lake tahoe. she says she, stormy, and another starlet of the adult variety were in trump's hotel room tog

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and broken their commitments, which is one reason there's nobody in the trump administration starry eyed about what may happen here. >> beer not goiwe're not going promises and words and look for actions and deeds. >> reporter: kim said it will happen in the next few weeks before the upcoming meeting with president trump. lawmakers are urging the u.s. to keep up the pressure, sanctions crippling north korea's economy. >> everybody knows they can barely feed their country and you know, they don't have money, don't have currency the rest of the world accepts and so it's a critical time for him. >> krcritical too for the u.s. >> before the president takes too much credit or hangs out the mission accomplished banner, he needs to realize that we may go into a confrontational face and may not want the full blame if things go south. >> south korea's president spends an hour briefing president trump on north's latest promises. tracie potts, nbc news washington. >>> it is 5:07. happening today, san francisco leaders will consider new protections for a popular sailing cove being eyed by developers

don't need to over react to this act, but we do not to be aware and we do need to apply some clear-eyed strategic thinking of our own. in that respect mike pompeo's unique background seems perfectly aligned with the task ahead to develop a strategic foreign policy towards chinese incorporating all the elements of statecraft. because i mentioned aspects of chinese culture to illuminate the strategic thinking on the part of the people's republic of china, i don't want to give the impression that this is a clash of civilizations. quite to the contrary. it's not traditional chinese culture that's the problem, it's the unreconstructed leninist nature that's the problem, the political system. it's sometimes claimed that chinese culture is not compatible with democracy, but that's hog wash. the proof to the contrary is all the chinese people that live in the republic of china on taiwan. taiwan is a fully functioning prosperous democracy with the same chinese culture and tradition. this same democracy is what mainland china could have also if it is able to shed its one-party dictatorship, and i

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. >> there is nobody starry eyed around here and we have all been called a number of things, naive is not usually one of them. i think the president sees the potential here for historic agreement. a breakthrough that nobody could have imagined even a few months ago. that potential is there. but as he says repeatedly, the potential for no deal at all is also there. and we're not going to know until we actually have the meeting and see what kim jong-un is prepared to do. >> joining me now is a former white house adviser and veteran of negotiations with north korea in the clinton and obama administrations. thank you for coming in. >> my pleasure, kate. >> i've seen some reporting that the location in top contention for this meeting is singapore. you have president trump ask, and since he is asking about the peace house and the demilitarized zone, what do you think and does location matter so much? >> i don't think it matters at all. i can understand why the president is interested in peace house because the pictures from last week's meeting between president moon and north korean leader

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>> let's be again clear eyed about this. it's one thing for the chinese to admit publicly to a policy. it's another thing for the chinese to actually implement that policy. and we had a number of years ago with president obama agreements about not stealing our intellectual property through cyber theft. how is that working out? not very well. for the american people and i think -- i don't think mr. todd there's any disagreement between you and i about the fact that china is engaged in these egregious practices, the only debate is how we go about solving them. but every american understands that every day of the week, china comes into our homes and businesses and government agencies and the damage is on the order of about a billion dollars a day. when you add to that damage, the billion dollars a day and the trade deficit and goods, we face, this country is losing its strength and wealth even as china has grown its economy from one trillion since 2002 -- to over $12 trillion today -- >> sure. >> not many people in the midwest

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