it was this lovely letter about how much he appreciated jim jones and at one point he'd taken people to town and there were a lot of complaints from family members in the area and if they complained to the department of education and they told the post office do not mail social security checks and he said can you help me please my people are not getting social security checks. he actually wrote to the post office and said this is unfair. these people worked all their lives for these checks and i'm sure he was using the lions but he said they are doing something very important. they are learning new agricultural methods that can feed the hungry all over the world and it was a lovely letter. and of course he couldn't know who he really was. i can imagine how traumatized and awful it must have been for him when those 900 people died. i went to the people's temple of a couple of times once with harvey and another time i remember him saying beautiful they have the whole place bugged but i think it's important this is a part of the story i find the most troubling like every politician in 2

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ambassador jim jones has joined us. and that another ambassador who just stepped down. great to have you here. about thehave talked auto industry. it features big in the book. when you came in, the u.s. commercial debate that had always been about the automobile industry, there was the notion the american auto industry was going down and foreign industry was going to eat our lunch. foreign cars would flood the market. it did not happen. it is hard to find an important car these days. what happened? >> the auto industry showed the benefits of opening the market. arey our supply chains very, very tight. 14 million jobs that are connected with our supply chains. if we cut those off, we are going to be really injured in the united states. mexico first of all was not purchasing that many products. by becoming efficient and getting the best geographic locations of that widget you needed to make your product competitive made our industry take off. thate do have a problem in we have to make a product with fewer workers because of the automation but that is a domestic issue. we

this is t w news live from berlin and it's all smiles in singapore as donald trump and jim jones morning meet. very. very few. picks through issue thank you thank you very. true leaders are now in bilateral talks with their aides and advisers who bring you all the latest from the summit. thank you for joining us after a handshake for the history books u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un are holding a working lunch at their summit venue in singapore no matter what the outcome of their talks is it's already a day that's delivered some truly remarkable scenes the world's media watched as the two men emerged in front of a row of american and north korean flags and shook hands for the first time. it was a series as the first of a series of handshakes between the two men who up until very recently were still trading insults on twitter president trump was in an upbeat mood he told kim quote i know well i know we'll have tremendous success together and we'll solve a big problem a big dilemma that until this point has been able to be solved and that working together we

i want to recognize ambassador jim jones. jacobson -- ambassador jacobson. she just stepped down as ambassador. mexico and are strong leadership. also great to have you here. let me pause on antonio's intervention. we talked about the auto industry. it features big in the book as well. as you -- when you came in, the debate had always been about what is goto happen to the u.s. auto industry question mark the biggest, most prominent topic was the notion that the u.s. auto industry was going down and auto imports would eat her lunch. german and korean and a italian cars would flood the market. that did not happen. find an imported car these days. what happened with the auto industry? there is a big story about the inteiorcne. >> there's the benefits of opening the markets. today, our supchetween the northern and southern neighbors in the auto industry are very tight. about 14 million jobs that are connected with our we cutchains, so wif those off, we are going to be really injured in the u.s. this did not happen before. first of all, mexico was not purchasing

they are just a bunch of jim jones kool-aid drinkers.ou have seen the cultish adulation of clinton and obama. is trump more about policy or personality? >> policy is crucial. but his personality, he's congruent with what people want. we want the president to getfl things done. and trump is a builder, he's a developer, that's what they do. he gets it built. when he talks about career or iran, the economy, all the critics say you can't do it. but he gets it done. even after he does, they still say he didn't do it. that creates a sense that this guy is somebody to follow because it gets it done. it's the same concept that inspirininspire reagen and he es our desires about what the government should do for us. >> laura: he's unapologetic in his patience for change. that's just refreshing. you have been around washington for so long, it's refreshing to hear somebody like today, the media was saying they had the lie meter when he went off the driveway today. he spent 45 minutes answering questions out on the driveway? i have never seen anythin

for those of us who are involved, and i want to absolutely include jim jones in this, it is so wonderful to see you, jim. this is an incredible reunion. i mean our lives and our careers, all of us, have interconnected and taken different forms and been in different institutional settings for decades. it's extraordinary. and it's all come together here in this extraordinary conversation that's taken place this morning. and so thank all of you for being part of it and by extension for this audience in being here, also the audience that's on live stream. if you are looking for any more resources on any of these kinds of issues, particularly the migration related issues, go to our website, www.migration.org. continue the conversation, come forward and for certain pick up a copy of the book in the lobby and i'm sure andrew will be happy to sign it. thanks for being with us. [ applause ] >>> president trump is headed to south carolina this afternoon to campaign for governor henry mcmaster ahead of tomorrow's primary in that state. we'll take you live to west columbia, south carolina at 7:00 p.

yet for some reason human rights does not appear in the joint communique between president from in jim jones and this is shameful and it betrays the interests and the rights of the north korean people. and you may recall last year former n.b.a. star dennis rodman was the first person to have met kim jong un and donald trump he met ken several times on trips that he called basketball diplomacy and he also praised trump's plans to hold a meeting with the north korean leader but it's this tweet that's been shed a lot at the moment and it just basically shows the ups and downs and even perhaps the contradictions made in the lead up to the summit in may twenty fourth when donald trump said i quote dennis rodman was either drunk or on drugs when he said i wanted to go to north korea with him glad i fired him on the apprentice while rodman was live on american television early on cheers day wiping away tears of joy calling the trunk of it success. what are called. the living award ok what we. could do everybody. how do you ever go. and you may be wondering what's happening inside north korea and it

got intot putin office, and these people act --e he's jim joseph somody jim jones or somebody. i want to know what these republicans do when trump declares a king? he is acting just like a king. these republicans act like they don't understand what is really going on. they don't listen to the real news. they listen to that doggone fox. all they do is tell them a bunch of lies just like trump tells them lies every day. they still won't listen and to go against this crazy ass man. host: matthew, line for independents. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i was a republican. i have nowwitche independent. votingake the mistake of for our current president. it was probably the worst vote i have ever cast. i decided to change my party affiliation after charlottesville. when you have american citizens mimicking and using the same verbiage as nazis, i figured it is time to make a change. i will do my best to make sure that no republicans are elected. i think the republicans have -- theyir way in such have lost their way in such a .ig way it is hard for me to put into

that and more business news with my colleague monica jones do stay with us if you can. jim and with debbie. any time any place. to sing music video never. have the benefit of pop. songs to sing along to download.

jim parsons and candice owens, that is "the van jones show." >> we're following a lot of news. >> it looks like the president is abusing his constitutional power. >> he wants sessions to help him limit the russia investigation. >> the president doesn't understand that he can't just exert his will on law enforcement officials. >> the step to interview comey does mean they're taking it seriously. >> ivanka trump, put on something tight and low cut and tell your father to stop it. >> the problem isn't roseanne barr, the problem is donald trump. >> this is "new day." >> good morning. once again, welcome to your new day. it is friday, june 1st , 8:00 i the east. president trump sparking controversy with using the pardon power that he has as president of the united states. brand new this morning, desouza talking about his conversation with the president, where the president shed new light into what motivated him to grant this pardon. >> the president said, dinesh, you've been a great voice for freedom and he said that i got to tell you man to man you've been screwed. he goes i've bee

stock in about jim's three years and by the way this was the first trading day for general electric in over a century that it's not a member of the dollar jones industrial average anymore it got replaced here on tuesday by the company walkways so bit of positive news coming out of the eventually four g. eight against thank you very much for some more powder positive non-tariff news a german commission has recommended raising the minimum wage next year by four percent to nine euros nineteen an hour the idea is to boost private consumption of europe's biggest economy german government is widely expected to pose as which include a further hike before the end of this decade and ploys have been required to pay minimum wage in germany since twenty fifty. india's economy is growing rapidly but it could be expanding even faster if it weren't for the country's crumbling roads railways and utilities where in dire need of investment now the government is calling on the asian infrastructure investment bank to stump up some of the cash. in delhi getting from a to b. can be quite a challenge heavy traffic and poor signposting are a headache for any commute

story of the hour, general electric getting booting from the dow jones industrials, walgreens, we have cramer alert, mad man himself jim cramer joining us with his take well, jim, what do you think >> obviously, the mighty have fallen you are talking about an icon, i think a lot of people who don't follow it well will be shocked at this. they know from 27 down to 13 it's been, frankly, a really kind of a national corporate tragedy. i think the rest of the world will discover, say what happened to ge? the answer is it was very poorly managed. as much as john flannery is trying to turn it around it's more of a battleship. there are a lot of divisions that are leaky i think john will try to fix things and it can be fixable but i understand that the balance sheet not as great as i'd like it to be steve says the dividend has to be cut >> we're at a 52-week low. do you think the worst is over there might be problems to be dealt with, jim. the stock was put in the bottom well before that do you think that we are close to it? >> i do, mellissa. i think when oil and gas was going back up. i thought there was a lot of option the

jim's own. those who don't consume don't tell you that means i can do it on joyful their own for saying i'm gonna go soon enough that are equal going to jones as muslims are what he calls a stance move on going to. those who don't. tell him to live in the way that to those old wooden menaces owners is a downside to us at all to the city. as he should be. one of the four something beyond what because. it's very much what i mean i was me and nothing. but the fantasy of. what i was was a. dumb move move move move move. move. away industry and run into these images of instead of people watching your blood coming from the. when. is that and then have none removed can you hear me shall i. ah. russia gets a dream start to the. saudi arabia. the locals alike have been out in force in the capital reveling in the festive atmosphere. also in the headlines. holds an emergency session on civilians leave the port city of. amid a devastating. offensive by saudi led for. the latest on the stories you can head to or to dot com coming up though a former president of the e.u. chamber of commerce in china is the guest on sophie and co talking about the risk of

jones is high. stuart: okay. jim, thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it.hat life in singapore. we'll see you later. thank you, sir. >>> we got this for you too. seattle is indeed reversing course, repealing the head tax. there was a huge backlash against it from amazon and starbucks and other big employers. can't say i'm surprised. that tax has been repealed. we'll cover it in just a moment. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. stuart: we're down slightly for the dow industrials, up significantly on the nasdaq which has hut yet another all-time high. it is on pace for its 100th record close since election day. that is the nasdaq, now at 7732. >>> verizon is the bigges

jim, back to you. >> pretty crafty there. thank you, pat.l we'lee you then. >>> tonight we know the name of the driver who died in last ul week's arash on the wilson bridge. rodell jones was from new jersey. he died a aer driving empty bock trailer into a work zone in the northbound lanes of 495. construction workers stranded in a bucket under the bridge were rescued and lowered on to a boat. none were seriously injured. 's unclear why zones drove into that construction site. >>> take a look at the video capted by fairfax county's chopper as two alexandria teenagers are nabbed after a car from a deriveway in prince william county yesterdaynd running into several parked cars. nexty tried to steal a woman's car at knife point but ran away. the chopper led police on the ground to locate the pair in the springfield area. >>> metro wants to make sure that you and your family are prepared for holiday next week. announcing new details for the 4th of jy celebration, metro will be closi at 11:30 right after the fireworks. two hours after the fireworks. give you time to collect your stf and get to metro station. metro will be opening at 7:00 in the morning on the 4tyoh. can exp

jones. he'll be with us at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow exclusively we'll get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us now.nues to turn. even though north korea is on, you know, everyone's mind and we're looking forward to the at&t/time warner decision tomorrow, as well. what in the micro world, what have you seen today that strikes your fancy >> well, i think that there are a bunch of just pure reiterations that are driving the market i saw a reiteration from dart. and then we got the envision health care bid. what happens is we're getting bids we're getting people talking about stocks being too cheap stocks continue to go up sonic overrun the piece target match has overrun people's price target what happened is we struggle to try to figure out how to integrate north korea into the stock market say that have very little to do with each other. north korea is a political sorry. we would love to make it into a stock story. we struggle to do this but they just don't mesh because they're important but they don't up to a higher or lower stock market. >> jim, i want to ask you about emerging markets it's startin

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