jung: i think that is right.tary pompeo said of the may 4 test that they were notic 's, so he was not breaking any agreement he had with president trump. i would say that ballistic missiles are all banned by the un's sations resolutions, and being restrained in criticizing kim or criticizing the ballistic missile launches is a political decision rather than something -- they are trying to make sure that dipmacy and dialogue continue to happen. laura: how careful will president trump be before he gives a third summit to north koa's leader? jung: singapore was nice. hanoi at least showed where the u.s. position was. but i think on the third day there has got to be something substantive bere president trump will agree to it. laura: jung pak,hank you so much for the analysis. as we have been discussing, it has been a very busy day on the foreign-policy front for the trump administration.fi ing that the white house says that president trump will nominate acting defense secretary patrick shanahan to take othe job full-

issue at the earliest possible timing for and i'm oping determined that i have to face myself kim jung un directly without any conditions chairman t with the nd i would like to have discussions frankly and in complete candor. resident trump has expressed strong support to my determination as such by saying totallywould support me and would not spare any. me.ssisting we will have the close ollaboration between the two countries and miss no opportunity and look forward the of the solution abduction issue. n today's summit meeting we welco progress he steady looking toward cooperation in including areas such s energy, digital and infrastructure. going forward we will walk hand n hand and promote the cooperation for the realization of this common vision of our two nations. we will promote the idea forcefully. with countries concerned lake -- australia, india france and work toward free and open in the pacific. e will enhance and expand or efforts. we agreed on that. since president trump came to office, japanese companies decided on if you investments to tune of $24 billion to the nited st

because again, the last summit between kim jung-un and president trump ended in disappointment.and putin has been described as a success. >> well, yes. what is fascinating of course is that donald trump when he became president made great strides to try to engage with the north korean leadership. many people talked about the high risk nature of this by of course elevating the north korean leadership to a level with the american president. he has now subsequently met with putin. the great question is what so far has come out of those debates, though engagements between trump and kim jung-un. and the last meeting as we rightly reported in hanoi broke down without any great success. thousand you we're s now we're seeing putin get involved. and i think putin has been very good at destabilizing the leadership of the west. whether that is in eastern europe, in the near former soviet area such as ukraine for example, we're seeing it in venezuela and now in north korea. i think the idea that he is very good at keeping the west on its toes, we never know quite what is coming. and of cour

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the second time in less than a week that kim jung-un has personally overseen a missile launch. hours later, the u.s. seized a north korean ship. just weeks after the failed hanoi summit. we'll go now to south korea,ou se what is the president saying about all of this? >> reporter: tension is escalating because there has been no communication with pyeongchang since the collapse of the summit. kim jung-un with this testing is pushing the limits of the resolutions against north korea and doing so with what appears to be new and more advanced weapons capabilities. so far, the trump administration appearse to b down-playing the test suggesting that they don't breach ban on long-range missile testing, the sort of missiles that would impact the unitedstates. here is what president trump had to say about it yesterday. >> well, we are looking at it seriously right now. they were smaller missiles. short-range missiles. nobody is happy about it. we'll see. the relationship continues. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: nobody is happy about it is a far cry from the fire and fury he was p

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this is kim jung-un. this is someone who knew what we were doing and by the way wants $2 million to bill us for his lack of medical care. but he is being naive. and ned hit the nail on the head. only difference is that it is not that he wants foreign policy, he wants a buddy, who just says i love donald trump, says i got another beautiful letter. and here we are. you joke about we're going to hear a few more days of there were no tests, but that is what we're going to hear. we'll hear congressional republicans saying projectiles aren't missiles. god forbid on twitter you can have anyone saying they were missiles. a water balloon is a projectile. i don't want a projectile like they are testing to hit my house. i mean that will kill you. we shouldn't pretentends otherw. in fairness, everyone can vouch for that, north korea is a wicked problem. otherwise. in fairness, everyone can vouch for that, north korea is a wicked problem. so we're being my eefr abonaive >> a tough week for john bolton and mike pompeo

but kim jung-un does understand.udge: house minority leader i totally agree that there is a message between the two of them. thank you for being on justice tonight thank you for being on justice tonight prayers are with you and the loss of your mother i am so sorry. judge: thank you. governor huckabee and the political panel ready for battle that first with nick mulvaney what he thinks of the frenzied attack of attorney general barr only focusing on taking down the president. judge: breaking tonight 145 kentucky derby country houses the winner following a disqualification of maximum-security the horse that did cross the finish line first fox news is watching this continuing developments but earlier i sat down with the acting chief of staff nick mulvaney to discuss with his take on the dems and the outrageous attack on attorney general barr take a look. >> thanks for being with us. 263,000 new jobs unemployment the lowest unemployment in 29 years that is quite a record. >> i was wine and you were not even born. [laugh

. >> also people propose to name after sun jung chan. (speaking foreign language). >> but my opinion is -- (speaking foreign language). >> so i think important because it's not just about chinatown or san francisco, it covers the whole world. it matters to all of us, not just to san francisco. (speaking foreign language). >> if it is named after sun jung chan -- (speaking foreign language). >> -- it will attract the chinese all over the world to san francisco. (speaking foreign language). >> it even covers taiwan, hong kong, and china. (speaking foreign language). >> it's very important. (speaking foreign language). >> this names the person, the spirit, the speaker of the people, the chinese people in chinatown, all of the chinese people. china top ha toptown has a histr 100 years. it would be very proper. (speaking foreign language). >> the reason i'm against name -- (speaking foreign language). >> -- because i sends the spirit, the unity of the chinese people. (speaking foreign language). >> thank you for your comments. >> thank you. i

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stephen jung, bring us the very latest. we know you'll contact us as soon as you get any response from china. many thanks. >>> the u.s. secretary of state is cancelling a monday trip to moscow. instead he will meet with european officials in brussels to talk about pressing matters, including a dispute with iran. >> before departing, mike pompeo reiterated that the u.s. does not want war with iran. take a listen. >> we're not going to miscalculate. our aim is not war. our aim is a change in the behavior of the iranian leadership. we hope the iranian people will get what they finally want, they so richly deserve. the forces we're putting in place are forces we've had in the region before. you know we often have carriers in the persian gulf, but the president wanted to make sure in the event that something took place we were able to respond to it in an appropriate way. as the secretary of state i wanted to make sure we had all the political/diplomatic tools in the right place and we want to make sure we can provide the preside

o kim jung-un has played a very weak hand very well.ak hand well but was he gifted a few trump cards by president trump because the a longstanding policy of just not meeting with north korean leaders, the u.s. give away a major bargaining chip of influence there? look, there is no question that that was a unorthodox concession towards the leader of north korea. hand, to give donald trump the benefit of he doubt, they were stuck in a rut. there is not much you can do. it's a nuclear power now and i don't think that's going back but the llusion that somehow it's denuclearization is actually not substantiated in facts. alone last 12 months north korea has produced produce terials to 12 nuclear weapons. it's also jumped one place in our assessment of its capabilities, now the sixth most powerful force in asia. largest e third standing army behind china and india. is, north korea has made zero concessions on its power but it's its relationships in the region. you could argue that that's the best that you could that's the best way you can man

dennis rodman famous for going over there and becoming friends with kim jung-un.e probably would have been on the list. >>> the republican head of the senate intelligence committee is facing backlash from his own party after issuing a subpoena for donald trump jr. >> also president trump is weighing in saying that he was surprised that the panel wants to question his son again. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: the president strongly defended his son, expressing irritation that donald trump jr. was subpoenaed. as you saw that he was subpoenaed, the republican-led senate intelligence committee, what do you make of that? >> i was very surprised. iefor urs d urod person. my son was exonerated by eller.ld trump, me. this donald trump. frankly for my son, after being exonerated to now get a subpoena to go again and speak again after close to 20 hours of telling everybody that would listen about a nothing meeting. yeah. i am pretty surprised. >> should he fight that? >> we will see what happens. but i am really surprised. >> reporter: trump jr. appeared before

the president -- iranians are likely to take him up on this when they watch kim jung-un.hat will john bolton react on that? >> i don't think that i don't know is interested in the united states talking to anybody including kim jung-un. so i think -- i've said this many times before. i think the president has a method in his madness on foreign policy. i think that he thinks of the administration as the xwbad cop himself as the good cop. there is a major escalation on our part. yes, the right thing to do, but it is like a slap across their face and at the same time the president is like everything is beautiful and we really get along. on the iranian, he has made clear what he wants do is renegotiate the deal with them. my belief is that iranians will never come to the play. they will play this out until 2020 this tin the hopes that so else gets elected. >> you may be right. but what a spectacle that would be and it would put dnls in an interesting place. >> i think democrats have been in a position especially with iran of wanting to hold tight to the deem that the president

of course the president has tried and so far failed to make any head way with kim jung-un. >> right. so japan wants the president of the united states to stay really strong. and i think probably a little more hawkish than south korea might feel. the interesting thing is that as i was saying earlier, japan has since the second world war only maintained a military force for defense purposes. but abe has mentioned that he would like to change that, or he would consider changing that. and that is a stance that i think donald trump would be very much in agreement with. so there is a chance that we could see that japan would actually take a more proactive military stance in the region. and i believe trump would support that. >> gina reinhardt, we appreciate you taking time to give us perspective. again, u.s. president donald trump in tokyo, gentlemjapan th four days to meet with dignitaries there, the prime minister and emperor. also ivan watson, thank you as well. >>> as the president enjoys the treatment that he is receiving in japan, we'll look ahead next to his issues at home. he has m

reporter: the south korean island of jung pong is a two-hour boat ride from yingpon, closer to northkorea. soldiers pour off the ferry. figures suggest there are a total of 2,000 troops, even more in timimes of crisis. in 2 2010, north k korea fireded aroundnd 1 170 shells and missis here. two soldiers and two civilians lost their lives. north korea said it was responding to a south korean military maneuver. this small guest house was destroyed in the attack. the owner says it's surprising there were no further casualties. flames swept through the entire neighborhood. her faith in the future of korea is at rock bottom. >> a complete reunification is no easy undertaking. if it were up to me, i'd like to see a sense of mutual exchange. culturally, for example. that would be great. reporter: a seven-square kilometer outpost in the yellow sea. every hill, every street, every meter of coastline is under surveillance. this is a fortress. north korea's nearest cliffs are just three kilometers away, the mainland, 12. world politics meets fishermen, farmers and seaweed growers. life here is o

cnn's stephen jung is following the story. stephen, of course, the big question at this point, everybody wants to know how will china retaliate? they haven't said so, but what are the options? >> that's right, rosemary. they have not offered any specifics on their promise of countermeasures against the u.s. they could obviously impose countertariffs on u.s. imports but not dollar for dollar because, remember, china imports a lot less from the u.s. than the other way around. so they're literally running out of american products to tax. they can also cancel major purchases from the u.s., especially in terms of agricultural and energy products which could hit hard on the political base of mr. trump in the u.s. the chinese could also create non-terrorist barriers for american companies. or even launching an official retaliation by making american companies' lives very difficult. for example, delaying the issuance of licenses or customs clearance or even sending fire inspectors. rosemary? >> well, if this is going on, where are the

talks with president trump have not produced the results they wanted it's the second missile test kim jung-un has overseen in less than a week, overnight launching two apparently short-range ballistic missiles into the sea of japan it's an unmissable sign ki jong-un is angry, not going as far as blowing up nuclear weapons or firing long-range missiles, but deeply frustrated because talks with the trump today's launch was timseouo >> reporter: the u.s. special envoy to north korea has just arrived for talks with the south korea, but they've been silent since the hanoi summit collapsed. >> reporter: that summit ended in disarray. kim jong-un demanding full sanctions relief and president trump walked away. the president today remained upbeat about the possibility of a deal but appears in no rush. >> they were smaller missiles, short-range missiles nobody is happy about it they are talking about negotiating but i don't think they are ready to negotiate. >> reporter: so the u.s. today tightened the screws a little further, revealing it seized this north korean ship allegedly used to break sanction

think about what it is we need to do ass a result the us has had two summits and in singapore kim jung-un what did he think? i don't think he thought his lovely he thought why my country? there are 25 million people in north korea whose freedom and human rights have i been quashed by violence. and the people there have to think how to make it through each and every day. we must remember that. the government of north korea has promised to denuclearize. they need to bring back together. if they would do that we could ensure the continuation of the kim regime and it would be able to keep its promise to its people that north korea will be completely unwilling to denuclearize. at the moment north korea is preparing economically. even if there was some flexibility involved a less northmi korea does agreed to denuclearize people have no right future. that with those concessions to the us, that i believe japan will be providing much of the economic aid to north korea. we need to see all of the returnsil together. up until now and to be a part of the investigation and we know that under 24 hour wa

is investigating, that kim jung un, and the spy mavps horse delivered the letter to president trump at the white house, reportedly sent to forced labor. how is the trump administration depanding? abc easterry moran tonight. >> reporter: tonight, there are reports that the lives of these two top north korean officials, seen here in the oval office in january, may be in jeopardy or over because of kim jong un's fury. the report coming out of the region, impossible to confirm -- suggests that the young tyrant turned on his own team, reportedly executing his lead negotiator and four foreign ministry officials and sending his former right hand man seen here delivering letters to president trump in washington to one of north korea's notoriously brutal forced labor camps, along with the lead translator in the talks. all this because kim was furious over the collapse of his summit with president trump in hanoi in february. >> sometimes you have to walk, and this was just one of those times. >> reporter: kim so embarrassed, he fired off missiles. earlier this week, president trump, who has said

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and tonight, kim jung un may be living up to that name.eports north korea launched several short range projectiles in the direction of japan on a special day for that country. a top u.s. ally. we'll have more on that. tonight, democrats launching a new line of attack against the president. 2020 candidate kamela harris calling on the d.o.j. inspector general to investigate whether president trump has pressured the attorney general to go after his enemies. the president and putin, a lengthy phone call on everything from venezuela to the

been doing for the past few days he's been touring central china and earlier this week he visited junge c. province to go to a rare earths mind now china at the moment controls about 90 percent of the world's supply of rare earths one of the country's exports to the united states but so far the trumpet ministration has not been slapping tariffs on rare earths as it has been on just about everything else that china exports to the united states so this visit was filled with powerful symbolism now last week one state controlled newspaper suggested that perhaps it was time for china to start reducing rare earth exports to the united states as one way of hurting the trumpet ministration the other message that's been coming out from president xi jinping this week and it's a message that's been loud and clear is that it's time for china to become self-reliant when it comes to technology he feels that china has been left to vulnerable too dependent on what the united states makes things like microchips and that's why he is determined to press ahead with his made in china 2025 policy this is his

i don't know if kim jung-un has power he's not making the right decisions because it's obvious and drawn to him but keeping the pressure on north korea they will not change and i am very afraid we will let up on this pressure so i need everyone here to keep the pressure on. there is still a lot of families here that deserve to see their family members. i will tell you what it was like when i saw otto and he got off the plane. i went on the plane. my gorgeous boy who every girl had an immediate crush on looked like a monster. i swear. the look in his eyes was absolute horror. like he had seen the devil. he had. he was with the devil. i did not know he was blind at the time. so now positive thing so i stay positive. i have so much gratitude to meet all the japanese dignitary family members who have so much restraint and honor. i'm sorry i cannot exhibit the same restraint but i know they forgive me but that i want to thank the american government that brought auto home you can see the japanese were desperately trying to do the same we have to bring our family members home and we have to co

so is kim jung-un the president is doing the right thing to go to the table with the alternative to killdreds of thousands if not our allies is not her interest that's when we should not go afterdi the dictators because it happens in places like libya and iraq to make the situation worse when we overthrow these people. >> i agree but war is a danger to the greatest republics of the nation the greeks and romans. napoleon trying to attack. when you look at that overextension in the price that we pay to be involved every place in the world is a concern. we completely disagree with the us national security interest much like the debate around venezuela. but what brings us today tear as we want congress to do their job. if you want to go fight nigeria and have a conversation. right now is a posture where politicians from both parties are not doing their jobs and us troops are all over the world so explain why we are in niger somebody explain why who authorize that and don't hide behind the 2001 au mf. why are we in libya? somalia? so what we are reallyd? advocating is let's have a debate i'm

. >> the only way is to take them to the jungle there is no more jung to him take them to i bought ani said you guys can stay, i'm going home. >> what! >> we entered the school called assumption university. dad goes, hey, this is your school from now on. then, all of a sudden, everything is silenced, you can hear the bells go ding. ding. >> so you were enrolled in college without your knowledge? >> yep. >> what was your reaction? >> like, what's happening? >> what did you think your plan was going to be? >> i thought i was going to pull around. >> i see what happened. i see what happened. he didn't have a plan. he's like, let me step in here and create a plan for you. >> after i graduated college, i came here, because we're creating jobs for hmopg people. we accomplished our mission. >> i got what i want. >> so how much sleep do you get a night? >> we go to bed and take the boys to work. >> do you take naps during the day? >> oh, yeah. >> sometimes. >> oh, so he's a person, he's in his chair working, is that what it is? >> i feel like that, so nobody see me. >>> while tua and his fami

two months after the hanoi summit collapsed, kim jung-un puts the world on high alert test firing whatorea is calling projectiles. the latest developments and the careful response from the united states. plus president trump discusses what he continues to call the russian hoax with russia. a conversation between president trump and president putin that

glad the president is engaging him all those before president trump failed and now he finally has kim jung-un's attention book but they are trying to run out the clock going way he will give them up if he believes he is better off without them to make the threat of military force real with those bombs directed at america and what we do will make a difference how kim reacts to us in north korea. chris: i will get to both of those but you say he needs to present a threat so what good does that do that some of my advisors were upset but not me and he has confidence to keep his promise he's trying to give north korea some space to come back to the table to end this but like every other president he is trying very hard to stop nuclear advancements and has made more progress even though he engages can personally. president trump will be judged by the outcome not the process. at the end of the day did kim give up the arsenal on trump's watch for security and prosperity? we are a long way from there but i hope we can get there i will give trump the space he needs this is a signature issue of the admini

. >> well, kim jung eun made a statement that joe biden is a low iq individual. he probably is. i think i agree with him on that. >> the president went on to call biden a disaster. and he followed up his comments with a number of tweets from japan. taking biden to task for offering the controversial 1994 crime bill. moments ago, the biden campaign issuing a statement, writing, the president's comments are beneath the dignity of the office, to be on foreign soil on memorial day to be siding with a dictator against a former vice president and american. it's telling that more than eight months before the iowa caucus, president trump has already set his sights on biden. unable to resist the urge to attack him from the pulpit a half a world away. will president trump be able to separate governing from campaigning during the 2020 election. >> joining me now, we welcome michael steele, krysta salta-sanderson and jamaal simmons. thank you for being here. it's great to have you. this, kristen, let's just -- you are the pollster among us. joe biden's poll numbers. this president we know i

nine companions are captioning sponsored by cbs test kim jung-un wanted the u.s. to senld famous bas kelt ball players to north korea as they tried to reach a deal, he made the request ahead of february's sum knit hanoi. >> he was a murderous north korean dictate wore wanted to meet famous basketball players, or he would blow up the world. but other than dennis rodman, who would be crazy enough to go? disney proudly presents air bud, international embarkador. one was a dog. the other fed his uncle to dogs. together they would hammer out world peace. >> this is a joke. >> there ain't nothing in the rules that says a dog can't negotiate a nuclear deal. >> air bud, international embarkador. these good boys deserve a treatee. coming this summit. >> it's the late show with stephen colbert. tonight "he said, she said" plus stephen welcomes bill hader and musical guest james bay. featureing jon batiste and stay human. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) whooo. hello! thanks, everybody, thank you