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. >> i will think president donald john trump. >> tasting freedom after 21 years thanks to donald trump, democrats are furious over the pardon of alice johnson. country music's biggest stars descends on nashville. carrie underwood made country music history. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ invincible ♪ unbreakable ♪ unstoppable ♪ unbreakable ♪ i get up again ♪ ♪ can't hurt me now ♪ i can't feel the pain ♪ >> a champion commander still at night leslie, more from carrie underwood in just a minute and all the country music stars, thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. let's get to our top story. the fight over immigration taking center stage on capitol hill, house republicans working to come up with an agreement hours after congress will decide $50 million to combat violent gangs like ms 13. jenkins live in washington dc with what it will take to strike a daca deal. >> the only thing we know is there is no clear deal insight as house leaders taking things behind closed doors, it comes after negotiations with conservative and moderate factions after they failed t

john donald trump and the trend. hello i'm richard gere's burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week donald trump diplomacy and the triumph of spectacle over substance india whatsapp and mob rule the consequences turned deadly once again fixers and the news business they are names you will seldom hear but they are central to the coverage of all kinds of stories and the white house produces a propaganda video worthy of pyongyang and rolls it out for kim jong. il. in the television and internet age there's always an element of stagecraft to diplomacy and summit meetings the photo ops the soundbites the resulting communiques however two indelible images from two different summits could not have told more contrast ng stories u.s. president donald trump defying vana walking out on his allies at the g. seven summit in canada then getting down to business with north korean dictator kim jong un who trump described as talented journalists found themselves covering a preside

john donald trump and the trent. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week donald trump diplomacy and the triumph of spectacle over substance india whatsapp and mob rule the consequences turned deadly once again fixers and the news business they are names you will seldom hear but they are central to the coverage of all kinds of stories and the white house produces a propaganda video worthy of pyongyang and rolls it out for kim jong. il. in the television and internet age there's always an element of stagecraft to diplomacy and summit meetings the photo ops the soundbites the resulting communiques however two indelible images from two different summits could not have told more contrast in stories u.s. president donald trump defying vanna walking out on his allies at the g. seven summit in canada then getting down to business with north korean dictator kim jong un who trump described as talented journalists found themselves covering a president

donald trump happy. donald trump's national security adviser is visiting moscow right now john bolton is meeting vetted here putin let's cross live now to get there for more more awareness than he's met level full ready meeting still to take place with the president or yet to come just give us the details there. well they've they've met the civil list can be all very official both you know expressed a lot of hope for the future saying that perhaps relations as they are now could be improved in vladimir putin very diplomatically polite he said that relations aren't in their best shape you know some others would say that there is a historic low nevertheless lied to me a putin said that that is mostly a result of internal united states political dynamics struggles. between different factions within the united states he also said that expressed hoop that john bolton donald trump's national security adviser coming over for these talks you know. that there is hoop yet that relations can be repaired and salvaged and a brighter future waits a saw you also congratulated the united states on winning their joint bid f

john mickelthwait. the discussion turned to a sixth leader, u.s. president donald trump. : you are trying to persuade donald trump to not junk the deal, you tried to persuade him not to quit the climate deal, not to start a trade war, not to move the embassy in israel to jerusalem. you tried to do all these things. you tried to softly, softly approach and it has not worked. do you now think you should argue with trump, mr. trump in a much harder way? president macron: i made an attempt, i tried. i continuously worked on that because that is my responsibility, considering the level of confidence i have. i believe i would have been reprimanded if i did not put all my energy into trying to avoid this particular outcome. and i believe fully in the french foreign policy, which is based upon independence. i understand quite well there are things that really tie us very closely with the united states specifically, as far as the foreign security is concerned. i indeed enjoy these close relationships, but there are certain topics were we do not see eye to eye. we do not stick to th

trump. alice johnson reuniting with her family after serving 21 years behind bars. >> i want to thank president donald john trump. thank you, thank you. giving me another chance. >> reporter: the 63-year-old great grandmother was sentenced to life behind bars for attempting to distribute more than 70 kilos of cocaine, a n nonviolent first-time drug offense. white house press secretary sarah sanders saying those who have paid their debt to society and worked hard to better themselves while this prison deserve a second chance. johnson talking to cnn's anderson cooper. >> i already have a job secured but i really want to work hard with changing things in our criminal justice system. >> reporter: her commutation comes day as of president trump pardoned dinesh d'souza. neither going through the typical rigorous justice department review that often takes pardons and commutations years to be granted. and the president hinting at how he may exercise his pardon power in the future considering pardoning martha stewart and commuting the sentence of form he illinois governor and "celebrity apprentice" contestant rod b

emotional reunion with her family after president trump commutes her life sentence on a first-time drug charge. >> i want to thank president donald johnng after kim kardashian's visit to the oval office. this morning, alice marie johnson's new family photo and what she plans to do now that she's free. >>> new overnight, some of the youngest victims of the volcano disaster in guatemala arrive in the u.s. for critical medal care as we get a new, up close view of just how bad the crisis can get with nearly 200 people missing. >>> the shocking case of road rage caught on camera. a man ramming into this suv

john donald trump and the trans. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week donald trump diplomacy and the triumph of spectacle over substance india whatsapp and mob rule the consequences turned deadly once again fixers and the news business they are names you will seldom hear but they are central to the coverage of all kinds of stories and the white house produces a propaganda video worthy of pyongyang and rolls it out for kim jong. il. in the television and internet age there's always an element of stagecraft to diplomacy and summit meetings the photo ops the soundbites the resulting communiques however to indelible images from two different summits could not have told more contrast in stories u.s. president donald trump defying vanna walking out on his allies at the g. seven summit in canada then getting down to business with north korean dictator kim jong un. who trump described as talented journalists found themselves covering a president who

great-grandmother running into the arms of family and friends after donald trump granted her clemency. >> i think president donald johngiving me another chance, restoring me to my family. >> reporter: chansons of 21 years in alabama prison for taking part in a drug ring was the white house issuing a statement saying, quote, miss johnson accepted response ability for her past behavior and been a model prisoner over the past two decades. despite receiving a life sentence hours worked hard to rehabilitate herself in prison and act as a mentor to her fellow inmates. kim kardashian meant with donald trump to lobby for release and expressed her gratitude on twitter saying the phone call i just had with alice will be one of my best memories telling her for the first time and hearing her scream while crying together is a moment i will never forget. instead of the leading democrats are accusing donald trump of favoring famous people. >> it should be done on the basis of fairness of all people, everyone should have an equal chance, not someone kim kardashian was risen his ear about. >> reporter: donald trump is in the early sta

russia and the united states to which john bolton said that you know we'll will meet anyone we're open to even meeting a rainy and officials and that donald trump is supports global global stability and they both reiterated that nobody wants any sort of conflict but the white house clearly stated why john bolton was coming it was to talk about the outstanding and serious issues between russia and the united states syria ukraine the developing arms race relations which are almost the low and sending john bolton here because you know those rumors that he's here to organize a meeting between vladimir putin and donald trump which would be which would be a huge thing though john bolton himself yes quite a character setting him here may have been a message as well because he's he's aggressive when it comes to foreign policy he's a real hawk a real america first everyone out second kind of fellow so even if donald trump ease all for repairing relations with russia job bolton might don't be on board. russians have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a pathetic performance if you make them feel pain and others feel

trump. >> the president feels strongly about this. and i think he has real reasons to be concerned. >> i want to thank donald john trump. >> people are giving him an emotional appeal. >> he has been stymied. this is something where he just say it and it happens. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to you in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". one of the suggestions in the "washington post", that the president is all kinds of grumpy about attending the g 7 summit in canada tomorrow among other things he reportedly think is a distraction from next week's historic meeting with c. and he blamed canada for burning down the white house in the war of 1812. just one of the problems with that is canada didn't. meantime, top members of the president's own party, including speaker of the house, breaking with the president saying the fbi acted appropriately in its handling of a confidential source. now the justice department is set to show classified materials on that fbi informant. >>> cnn has learned that president trump has prepared paperwork to pardon at least 30 more people. ltd presi

if any of you listen to howard stern, i mean, to think back then, if you knew stuttering john and donald trump were going to have this conversation in the year 2018 -- >> you remember -- you used to listen to howard stern, maybe you still do. trump was a regular guest. >> everyone remembers stuttering john and the round table. one would be president and the other would -- >> if there was -- bob menendez and jared kushner share an attorney. >> i didn't know that. >> they have the same attorney. i wonder if that may have played a role. who knows? >> just back check it. >> a little news that did come out of that is trump didn't think that the investigation into bob menendez -- unless he was being nice. he didn't think it was a big deal. he said, congratulations. either an acquittal or hung jury. >> hung jury. >> he said, you kind of got railroaded there. i'm glad it's over. >> people were worried about the president's cell phone which is a wide open book. i don't think anyone thought air force one would be a place where you would have to worry the president would get unsolicited calls from random

gavin newsom and donald trump's pick john cox advancing to the state's general election. >> voters will going to stand up to donald trump and a foot soldier in his war on california. mark my words, i have never backed down from a fight. >> be careful, mr. newsom. it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country. it was gavin newsom and the democrats. >> bob mendez held on despite his recent trial and democrats need to flip 23 total seats in the house to regain control. the so-called party of inclusion ow being by one of its own. democratic congressional candidate for california's 48th district said he was told by his own party that he would never win. >> what happened was i had some california delegates come up to me and say your the candidate with the most experience, your lawyer, you have government experience, you worked with the fbi but the name omar will not work in orange county. you need to change your name. you can imagine that was unacceptable to me. i don't want to be judged on the color of my skin but the content of my character. the democrati

countries that's according to the north korean state news agency jointly meeting on tuesday chem john and donald trump signed an agreement aimed at denuclearizing the korean peninsula though it was vague on specifics. u.s. federal judges approved the merger of a t. and t. and time warner to create one of the world's largest media companies the judge said the government failed to prove the eighty five billion dollars deal would reduce competition. french president emanuel mccrone is called italy cynical and irresponsible for refusing to allow a ship carrying six hundred twenty nine refugees to dock the ship and i had to. spain which has offered to take them in the refugees were rescued from the sea off libya at the weekend but they found themselves stranded when both its lee ann coulter refused to give their rescue boat permission to dock the journey to the spanish port of violence it will take three to four days and the ship will be accompanied by two italian coast guard boats journal reports from rome. for four days they've been aboard the m.s. aquarius relief at being rescued short lived now uncomfo

trump commuted her sentence. and she walked out of federal prison. >> i want to thank president donald john trump.nother chance at life. and restoring me to my family. >> reporter: these are her first moments of freedom in nearly 22 years and the first time she's been home. marked by love and embraces from family old and new. a scene of pure joy. something that would have seemed impossible until october last year when reality star kim kardashian west shared this tweet with over 60 million of her followers. this is so unfair, it read. referring to this video, alice sharing her story behind bars, created by the publication "mike." >> i'll never forget this. they told me that coming to visit in prison is like coming to visit a gravesite. >> i knew it was heartbreaking, my mouth and jaw were oth floor when i first saw her speak. i never predicted what would happen next. >> reporter: after jake horowitz at "mike" heard alice share her story, he says he knew it could help illustrate a bigger problem. >> the purpose of the story was to shine light on a woman who has a heartbreaking story, but also shed l

and that was just the beginning. 1991, in a book called "trumped" by former trump casino executive john o'donnell. donald trump said, quote, black guys counting my money? i hate it. the only kind of people i want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day. those are the kind of people i want counting my money, no one else. racism and anti-semitism rolled up into one quote. in 1989, trump took out this infamous full-page ad in four new york city newspapers demanding the death penalty for what he called, quote, roving bands of wild criminals. this is in the wake of a rape of a white female jogger in central park. five black and latino teenagers were wrongfully convict to have had crime and later exonerated. yet trump was still insisting on their guilt. in 2016. and listen to what donald trump told nbc. this was in 1989. >> a well educated black has a tremendous advantage over a well educated white in terms of the job market. and i think sometimes a black may think that they don't really have the advantage or this or that, but in actuality today, currently, this is a great -- i said on o

. >> i want to thank president donald john trump. >> a week or so ago, he pardoned jack johnson, theous boxer, after listening to sylvester stallone. but when it comes to the nfl players saying they want to talk about social justice causes? he doesn't seem to want to listen. and i think that's what draws the ire of these players. >> welcome, everyone, to the white house -- >> reporter: this is not the first time the president has rescinded an invite. last year he called off the celebration for the nba champs the golden state warriors after star steph curry said he didn't want to go. >> throws it off the backboard! >> reporter: the 2018 finals are happening now, and basketball's biggest stars have already said the white house shouldn't count on a visit from this year's winner either. >> i mean, i know no matter who wins this series, no one wants the invite anyway. so it won't be golden state or cleveland going. >> i agree with lebron. the way we handled things last year, kind of stay consistent with that. >> reporter: president trump did break the tradition of inviting league winners

john bolton in this case while he's quite the character he's a real hawk aggressive when it comes to foreign policy a real kind of america first everybody else second kind of guy so even if donald trump interested in warming relations you know. taking up with russia now the relations are at an all time low it isn't a fact that john bolton build support him. the russians have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a form of if you make them feel pain and others feel pain then the possibility of deterring future conduct like this increases that's what we need to do now superficially you might think you know simply that russia in the united states which is and that salute lou in relation to you could think that this is about mending relations or this could be about europe which is really at stake here the united states and europe and their relations have shields recently and that this could be this visit could be a message to the europeans saying that unless you start dancing to us things again we're going to be friends with with russia which would you know which would explain trump's highly and expected announcement about returning russia to the g. ei

at which john bolton replied that you know donald trump is in favor of weld stability he's in favor of talking of negotiating and finding a solution mend relations with russia despite its two inch criticism both at home in the united states and abroad the fact is that it's important for the leaders of these two countries to meet their wide range of issues despite the differences between the square at those present tramp and present couldn't think they may be able to find constructive solutions i'd like to hear someone say that's a bad idea it's important to bear in mind who is saying these words john bolton national security adviser to donald trump now but he says that aggressive man when it comes to foreign policy it's america first thing him and everyone else second said that he hopes that russia and the united states will mend relations and that they'll find common goals to work towards especially given that now where we're at the arguably historically low in relations something that led to me a putin also mentioned i have to begin with regrets a belief stating that relations betwee

nuclear prowess. >> reporter: the administration said president donald trump will stand firm. >> kim must not see american weakness. >> reporter: john lawrence reporting. >>> last week, president donald trump said he didn't have to prepare much for the meeting with kim jong-un, saying it was about attitude and he later backtracked, to some extent, saying he had been getting ready for this encounter, quote, all my life. >>> london breed is gaining a slight lead in the mayoral race. it's too close to call with thousands of ballots not counted. breed had a lead of 1500 votes over mark leno and had received over 50% of the vote, so far, with leno getting 49.5%. san francisco has nearly one half million registered voters and the elections department has counted about 226,000 ballots and 25,000 more are still to be counted. it has until july 52 officially declared the winner. >>> a bay area kidnapping case turned deadly after a fiery crash in the east bay that started after two suspects, reportedly, kidnapped a woman in san francisco. jessica flores is live in emeryville to explain. >> reporter: the victim was thrown in the trunk of a car

——john kinsella. donald trump with kimjong—un will go head up on the 12th ofjune in singapore and anthony is in washington for us. anthony is in washington for us. anthony remind us what he said. how did this newsbreak? he said we will be in singapore on troop ——june 12. confirming what we have been hearing and that was that the summit with north korea will be back on track. donald trump received kim yong—chol who he describes as the second most powerful man in north korea into the white house. they had an extended meeting in the oval office. cameras could pick up a little bit of movement in the room and then donald trump walked out of the white house, saw the delegation off, turned and walked to reporters and began a 20 minute impromptu press conference. he downplayed to expend patients on the singapore segment and said it was going to be a process. —— singapore summit. he said he could go fast or slow the paying a north korea's requests in negotiation. the expectation is some sort of agreement on nuclear disarma

president donald john trump indicated in his statement that he has, andi indicated in his statement thathas, and i quote, directed the united states trade representative to identify $200 billion worth of chinese goods for additional tariffs ata chinese goods for additional tariffs at a rate of 10%. chinese goods for additional tariffs at a rate of 1096. the chinese were quick to fire back. translation: china does not want to fight a trade war, but it is not scared of one. we will continue to ta ke scared of one. we will continue to take effective steps to resolutely defend the country's interests and the people's interests and resolutely defend globalisation and the multilateral —— multilateral trade regime. a global sell-off kicked off in asia, where a cloud of uncertainty dragged down markets in shanghai 3.8%, the worst in the region. from there be selling storm spread to europe, where german, french, and british embassies all finished down. the reception was no better in new york, when the dow jones industrial average closed down, wiping off all the's gains. the fact that the us is no

donald john trump. we know that. he is not partisan and that is beyond dispute. the only question that needs to be asked and answered now is why? why was donald trump not telling the truth. why did he say he didn't dictate the statement and he did. why was the statement to say, well this is a meeting about adoptions when a simple phone call to his son would have said, we set it up because they had promised dirt on hillary clinton. >> and that was a political element of guilt. >> go ahead, joey. >> the issue is consciousness of guilt. if there are things that are going to be helpful to you or otherwise don't hurt you, what are you lying about. so if you are lying, there is a consciousness of guilt, guilty knowledge and jus briefly, we're in a strange era of alternative facts. i used to think a fact is a fact to a fact and it is an alternative fact and the president teasing the media, wouldn't you like to see a letter. i didn't open theetter yet. really? i just don't know how -- you lie with impunity and lie about things that don't need to be lied to. if you don't l

. >> president trump and the power to pardon, the power to commute sentences and tonight granting the request made by reality star kim kardashian. >> i want to tha nk president donald johnsident has commuted the sentence of alice marie johnson, sentenced to life in prison for attempting to distribute more than 70 kilos of cocaine. tonight johnson walked out of prison a free woman. >> new details about one of the most famous designers. kate spade's death stunning the world and the millions who loved her brand. >> leaving behind her husband andy and a 13 year old daughter. a spokesperson for the family saying we are all devastated. we loved kate dearly and will miss her. >> this is a ceremony that goes in conflict with my faith. >> he refused to design a cake for a same-sex wedding, arguing it would violate his religious beliefs as a christian. just as anthony kennedy described the commission as having a clear and infamous hostility toward the religious sensibilities. >> the president trump canceled the visit for the philadelphia eagles after multiple players said they would boycott that meeting. >> president trump abruptly disinvited the eagles after they declined to att

of national security issues don't trump in brief off the cuff remarks on wednesday at the white house said those topics would include ukraine and syria john bolton donaldtrump's national security adviser in moscow also said that the topics would include alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election but what's causing a certain amount of consternation right now amongst the political trotter in classes of washington at least is a tweet to the don't trump released shortly before this statement or the summit was announced where it says russia continues to say they had nothing to do with meddling in our election exclamation point consternation has ensued since that tweet was it was released however as a matter of textual analysis don't draw is actually merely stating fact it's actually quite a carefully worded tweet because russia does continue to say it had nothing to do with meddling in the u.s. election sure russia does continue to say that bet the intelligence community for the most part in the u.s. continues to not necessarily back that up yet as the investigation continues so in that context how is the news of this summit being greeted in the u.s. . r

. >> i want to thank president donald john trump. >> reporter: johnson now asking the president to show mercy to thousands of other americans serving long prison terms for nonviolent drug offenses. >> i'd like to tell him that please, please remember us, the others who have been left behind, because there are so many. >> reporter: the question tonight, will that happen? president obama commuted more than 1,700 stiff sentences, most for nonviolent drug crimes. but president trump has taken a harder line. >> when you catch a drug dealer, you got to -- you got to put him away for a long time. >> reporter: what apparently sold him on alice johnson? a personal appeal from reality star kim kardashian. days earlier, he granted sylvester stallone's wish and posthumously pardoned former heavyweight boxing champion jack johnson. >> this was very important to sylvester stallone, my friend for a long time, sly. >> reporter: the president now talking about pardoning martha stewart, and commuting the sentence of former "apprentice" contestant, disgraced illinois governor rod blagojevich. at least thr

the republicans went through their own fits and starts and elected donald trump. johnoehner is out. eric cantor is out. donald trump's president. are you going to see that in the democratic party? is she more like you, more like the bernie sanders wing? is that the vibrant future where you can get blue-collar workers, maybe white working-class workers, to look toward the party? >> what we are trying to do is appeal on an economic message. i think one thing we can agree on is bernie sanders and donald trump ran on a similar message of the system being rigged against them and it resonated. people talk about the fact that unfortunately in this town special interests have too much sway and they feel that. drain the swamp was the brilliant line. >> laura: how did wisconsin go for trump? >> because of trade. trump. he fumbled it completely. >> laura: getting all these jobs back. >> harley-davidson. >> laura: i love harley-davidson but they had already started to transition in some extent into bicycles. they couldn't figure out a way to market the big, what do they call them,

mike pence and donald trump have their chief of staff, john kelly, who is donald trump's chief of staff and blood listening in and securing that conversation. i found that telling about the nature of their relationship because these are meant to be personal moments and why is a conversation being speared by two top staffers and i found that interesting. b book --rom the >> guest: i can't imagine what was going to al gore's mind at that moment because he lost the presidential election and of course, the famous recount was going on and here he is wearing a transferring her in. it was very difficult for him diand i asked gore if it was really flat or not they lost the election in 2000 and she said anvaguely, no. it was not a relief. we still wish we had one and one of al gore's friend said it was a monkey off his back that he lost and his father had always wanted him to be president and his father, of course, was a famous tennessee senator and wanted his son to fulfill his dream and so it was always understood that al gore would one day become president so imagine -- al gore's chief of sta

released officials say the talks between donald trump and lovingly putin will be held in the third country comes a day after trump's national security advisor john bolton met the russian president in moscow our state department correspondent resident jordan falls from washington . it was the warmest of welcomes for john bolton the national security advisor for u.s. president donald trump is greater president vladimir putin's west but he just must cool off so your visit to moscow gives us hope that we can at least make the first steps towards restoring for formal relations between our states bolton build his political career criticizing the russian government but on this trip bolton suggested better days were in fact ahead even in earlier days when when our countries had differences arab leaders and their advisers met and i think that was good for both countries good for stability in the world and president from the feels very strongly on that subject trump has long wanted closer ties with putin even in the face of allegations moscow was trying to throw the twenty six thousand election trumps way and that trumps campaign knew about it all the tim

and this sort of neo conservative policy against russia and you've got those people around donald trump on by john bolton mathis to our own actually is the moderate in the in the group who have generally a more hostile attitude to russia would like but trump is buying my them the state department the pentagon and also by congress to have a much more hostile attitude towards russia so even if trump wants to change the policy he's finding it then we can talk about that in a second hospital our program but we'll have to take a short break right now but we'll be back talking to a large member of the house of lords discussing the u.k. russia confrontational and the challenges to a post rex at u.k. has to deal with stay with us. i think the last two interventions military interventions. to those who usually be to listen to. the regime change those who perform it take. them will take a leave but i think. and think we should we all should. we could execute these a nation that listens to regime change is the those who should exceed the limits but i think the ideal for regime change will be to the issues fr

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offices here in london and in and indeed in brussels and but in as well but we were talking john about donald trump and boris johnson the british foreign secretary expressing admiration for him saying trump would break everything you should be in charge of brics it's in this sense the sec's the palm of the wants to break everything a bit like trump seems to want to break things how's that view do you think in these european capitals where they're very worried about it i mean i think they view is that there are two camps in the conservative party basically and there is a kind of pro european nation people before the referendum and then the quite hard line to europeans in much smaller group who won and and their real hope is it to reason may is actually really one of the former great not the latter and they're very worried about the latter he want to tear everything down being a much more difficult negotiating partner but it did do you think they understand what the source of impetus is the sense of you know that we don't like europe for all whatever variety of reasons that we just want to get out an

essentially the republican party is the party of donald john trump. if i'm a republican in congress ser clear of him. if i have a beef with him i say ca you give me a little help here? if not, get out of the trump train. we are either going to live by the trump or die bhe trump in the 2018 mid terms. charles: corey stuart won last gh for senate in vgini he's running against tim kaine who is weak on crime, borders and wants to raise your taxes through the roof. i have had him on the show. attg confedat symbo. jt sing he doesn't think any historic statues or elements from american history should be removed or destroyed. is president trump taking a risk when he supports corey stuart? >> i don't think he does. i think he plays to the base of trump's main constituents. i am native virginian. i understand his principle to hold fast arles: the star of the hbo series, he owned several brothels in nevada. he's leading to win that in november. you have a guy like that who says president trump is his christopher columbus. i think there is something else going on

>> reporter: praising president trump, who commuted her sentence wednesday. >> i want to thank the president donald johnand reality tv star kim kardashian west, who took johnson's case directly to the white house and then broke the news. >> i heard kim kardashian's voice, she was the one that told me that i was free, that i was able to join my family. >> reporter: kardashian west tweeted best news ever. >> i think in life, everyone makes mistakes. she really deserves a second cancel. >> reporter: johnson a great grandmother, served stwun years in an alabama prison for a life sentence rung a drug cartel. they said alice worked hard to rehabilitate herself in prison. is there a pattern to the president's pardons? so far most of his choices have rewarded political allies, like arizona controversial sheriff joe arpaio. >> i stand by my partner sheriff joe. >> reporter: or a celebrity friend. >> it's my honor to do it. it's about time. >> reporter: overnight the senate minority leader questioning the president's motives. >> it should be based on the merits, not on who you know. >> reporter: but there may be

with the administration is calling a successful trump kim summit last week national security adviser john bolton planning to discuss a meeting between donald and vladimir putin. let's talk about it with senior strategic analyst gen. jack keane. ambassador bolton going ahead on this mission. you know he has been tough on vladimir putin and russia. how do you think the meeting goes? >> i am sympathetic to people that say vladimir putin hasn't turned this meeting. he wanted to see the president since the inauguration and the president has been deferring. vladimir putin is an international pariah, he and next crimea, invaded ukraine, enabled bashar al-assad to kill his own people, poisoned a british citizen and actually helping the north koreans in terms of supply and revenue and the rest of it against international sanctions was why are we meeting with him? it has a lot to do with the president i think he is itching to meet with vladimir putin because his two predecessors were manipulated successfully by vladimir putin and it is common knowledge and he has confidence in himself, things he established a good relationship with pres. xi jinping

trump is. john cox is proud to have donald trump's support. i think we are proud to have donald trump's opposition and you will hear a lot of his name in the next five months. >> but john cox is going to be bringing things up like gas taxes. how much it costs to build a home in california. the fact that people are moving out of the bay area. schools are still in decline. all of this is happening under the democratic regime. >> just because we are going to talk about donald trump doesn't mean we will talk about the issues that face californians. gavin newsom is happy to talk about healthcare, affordability. you name it. there with the contrasting divisions between what john cox and gavin newsom do. >> let's take a look at this contrast. we have john cox up there and we have gavin newsom. clearly, a difference in just the way they look. but, newsom is a rising star in the democratic party. there has been talk that nationally, the republicans might be willing to back cox and attack newsom or knock him back a bit in case he's running for president.

terribly interested in bringing russia back except trump and use every contact all right that's the picture from quebec city john hundred forty. well now donald trump has left the summits in quebec as we've been reporting is on route to seeing a poll for tuesday's highly anticipated meeting can go it will be the first thought was a u.s. president and a north korean leader have ever come face to face. it's a one time shot and i think it's going to work. very well and that's why i feel positive because it makes so much sense. and we will watch over and we'll protect and we'll do a lot of things i can say that south korea japan china many countries want to see it happen and they'll help the lot so there's a great this really is a great time this is not happened in all of the years that they've been separated by a very artificial bantry it's a great opportunity for peace and lasting peace and prosperity. diplomatic editor james bays already in singapore waiting for trump and kim's arrival. you heard him say there was one shot at this summit and that kim had to make a decision here but in the same news conference he said this could just be an open

another photo opportunity with the chief of staff sitting alongside donald trump, john kelly, mike pompeo statejohn bolton there as well. opposite to them, the north korean leader alongside his vice chair, the foreign affairs minister of north korea. a small meeting, if you like, but now is when the hard work is doing done, or so we presume, behind closed doors. as they will might —— now try to, attempt to, hash out a plan or some kind of agreement. what that will be remains to be seen. for america, asking for the unconditional giving up asking for the unconditional giving up of all of north korea's nuclear weapons and the ability to verify that as well. north korea possibly already securing a win here from pushing for this conversation to be stirred by sybase track side—by—side with donald trump. our correspondent barbara plett usher is at the summit's global media centre in singapore. quite something, isn't it, to see the two leaders like that. now we look to what well may come out of the conversation is currently taking place. —— conversations. the conversation is currently taking plac

. >> but now california voters who might like donald trump have a candidate for governor themselves. johnox. >> it wasn't donald trump that passed the sanctuary state. gavin, you did that. you're the one that is protecting ms-13. you're the one that is making our communities less safe. >> so the golden state did not take a really hard left turn or right turn in the primary last night. that means that now voters have a few more months to decide how they want california to be ruled for the next few years. kennedy? >> kennedy: interesting place. beautiful day. thank you, peter. let's talk about this. gavin newsom obviously has grand aspirations here. he has taken a pledge he will not run for president in 2020 but he is certainly looking beyond the state house in sacramento. how do you think the race will play out and do republicans stand a chance? >> newt: they have a chance. more chance than they have had in recent years because the combination of the massive tax increase. gasoline is more than $5 a gallon in california. 65% of californians say the state is too expensive for the cost of liv

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear-- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: and this isn't the only time. the same thing happened "in 2016, when american embassy employees and their family members began falling ill in havana after experiencing disturbing sensations of sounds and vibrations." so, it's true what they say: the rhythm is gonna get you. ( laughter ) gloria estefan tried to warn us. ( laughter ) these incidents are leading to concern that americans "may be the target of 'sonic attacks' by a rival country." a rival country is attacking us with sound, is it: panama! panama! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) thank you! we miss you, diamond dave. ( laughter ) well, this is a terrifying trend. i'm just glad i'm safe, broadcasting here on american soil... is what i thought, until this happened during yesterday's taping: executive clemency is officially just a reality tv show at this point. (beep beep) hold on. cheese it, it's the cops! i don't know what's going on here. (beep beep) fire alarm? well, this is a first. ( laughter ) let's just keep rol

and while john cox might not have voted for donald trump in 2016, wow, what a difference a year and aident has endorsed john cox and john cox is clearly on the president's side trying to rally the trump base, to bring john cox victory in november. >> mr. newsom made it clear that he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. well, as i told him in san jose at the debate, be careful, mr. newsom. be careful what you wish for. [ cheers ] it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country. it was gavin newsom and the democrats. >> reporter: and john cox appears to have taken a page out of president trump's campaign playbook making a slight tweak on his slogan of make america great again, saying tonight that together we will make california the golden state again. live in san diego at cox headquarters, rob mcmillan, abc 7 news. >> all right, rob, thanks so much. >>> here in the bay area prop e has brought in some big money from tobacco companies. it would allow the city's ban of selling flavored tobacco products to take effect. yes 81% to 19% no. 9

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donald trump and north korea's leader kim jong-un. hello, i'm anna core arena live from seoul, south korea. >> i'm john vause in los angeles. it's just gone midnight here on the u.s. west coast. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. in less than 24 hours, donald trump and kim jong-un will make history. the first time a sitting u.s. president has met with the leader of north korea. and in the past few hours, mr. trump has met with singapore's prminister. the city state is hosting this historic meeting. and for now, it's at the center of the diplomatic universe. north korean state media report denuclearization and lasting peace top the agenda for this meeting. all of this has been a stunning turnaround for a young kim jong-un from international pariah to what some are calling a statesman, apparently ready to negotiate a end to his missile programs in return for security guarantees and an end to crushing economic sanctions. cnn's will ripley has reported from north korea many times. many times, so many times that i can't remember, actually. will joins us now from singapore. okay. what we have rig

as event donald trump this comes off to a meeting in moscow john bolton that are on a visit to the russian capital he's been meeting with senior figures there including the russian president vladimir putin he also had a meeting with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and the defense minister as well sergey shaw so you. haven't yet heard about where precisely that meeting will take place the logistics is still a little unclear we don't know when or where the meeting will occur but we know that it will be in a country the meeting is unlikely to take place either in russia or the united states but obviously a great deal to discuss discuss we have seen a deterioration in the relationship between washington and moscow recently not least over alleged russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election which no doubt came up in bolton's meetings there in moscow. i think we can listen and know that john consummate our press conference. finals. thank you all very much for being here i want to thank you interfax again for hosting it's been done for two years by my calculation

donald trump's national security advisor john bolton has met putin in moscow as he finalizes plans for an upcoming summit between russia's president and donald trump it's reportedly being considered for mid july after trump attends nato talks in brussels during his meeting with bolton putin said he'd hoped that the two nations could put their differences behind them. the should it be here that there's a new one is and it brings me great regret to say relations between russia and the us and not in the best shape of the us most school related to your visit to moscow gives us hope that we can at least take the first step to reviving full blown ties between our countries. even in earlier days when when our countries had differences arab leaders and their advisors met and i think that was good for both countries good for stability in the world and president from feels very strongly on that subject let's get some analysis now from out of there as rory chalons who joins us now live from moscow rory as we saw from singapore president trump seems to like big one on one summits president putin h