he was saying, well, justin trudeau was -- in a negative way, he was saying justin trudeau said he was going to stand up for canada. of course he's going to stand up for canada. that's what the prime minister of canada does. the president himself has said that on numerous occasions. larry was just echoing back what president trump was saying, and it was not persuasive in the slightest. >> so rosie, when you have the president this morning saying that heeels very good about the summit, why do you suppose that is? because by john's assessment here, there's a lot of mud slinging going on. this would seem this summit just coletely disintegrated into an acrimonious tone. >> well, i think first of all, the president has shown his willingness to sort of back out of longstanding international agreements. he doesn't necessarily have that much respect for the international community as a concept. so i think from trump's perspective, it's possible that he thinks that went well that, he projected strength, that he stood up for america. but it's everybody else, really, who is feeling the fallout an

he personally slammed justin trudeau. white house blames what they call trudeau's betrayal that took place right before high-stakes meeting in singapore with north korea. warning the president cannot appear weak. let's go to jeff zeleny also here in singapore. jeff. >> reporter: john, this is extraordinary when you think about the kind of language and rhetoric here that the president is using against longtime loyal allies of america. certainly striking as he's preparing to meet with kim jong-un here. let's focus on g7 meeting for the mom. this is something that's going to continue regardless of the outcome of the summit here in singapore. this is something that the president is going to have to work out, this relationship. but listen to the words of his economic advisers today on the sunday morning shows. talk about deep disdain the president has for key allies. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. he really actually, you know what, he did a great disservice to the whole g7. >> trudeau did. >> yes, he did, because

he has also cited justin trudeau and his comments at the end of the summit, saying they we re the endit, saying they were full of falsehoods. i think this is partly personal between trudeau and trump because trump has repeatedly been tweaking, calling out trudeau for the past couple of days. thank you. professorjohn kirton is director of the g7 research group at the munk school of global affairs at the university of toronto. he's at the g7 summit in quebec city. thank you so much to joining thank you so much tojoining us. you we re thank you so much tojoining us. you were already at this event, we haven't dragged you out from your martinis. tell us, what happened?” think that the key thing was that the president, once he left, the very unifying dynamic of the summit. he then went back home and a loan with only his closest advisers by his side who couldn't say no to his emotional enrages as the night goes on and he reaches for his iphone to send out a tweet. so, locked and loaded, fire and fury. we are seeing a co nsta nt strea m loaded, fire and fury. we are seeing a constant stream o

we're still waiting for canadian prime minister justin trudeau to address the g.seven a for now from arable in iraq back to germany the young iraqi suspected of raping and murdering fourteen year old susanna feldman has arrived at the airport and frankfurt and we will bring you more as that story develops. thousands have gathered in the polish capital warsaw to support l g b t rights in the city's annual equality parade the pride celebrations come as activists say a conservative turn in poland has forced them to fight harder for their rights. a ring and a declaration of love to kick off the eighteenth equality parade people have come to warsaw from all over poland to take part organizers say that things have gotten tougher for l g b t people since the right wing government came to power you know so much about it that there are studies that show we are in second last place in europe when it comes to homophobia it's really a disgrace for. many gay people in poland have experienced discrimination bullying or even physical violence. just let me that's an important cel

obama very close to justin trudeau. justin trudeau, global progressive icon. that hard to understand why there would be struck dhutural resentment on the part of donald trump. number two, this is a consistent aspect of donald trump's foreign policy thinking. allies can't be trusted. all of our allies are somehow or other -- >> but vladimir putin can? >> well, you know. >> kim jong-uncan? >> adversaries are given the benefit of the doubt and we'll find out our time tonight, we'll be listening to donald trump describe the leader of north korea which is the most murderous regime on the face of the planet. we're probably going to be listening to him describe the leader of north korea in terms or gentle than the terms he used to describe the leader of canada. >> he's never criticid vladimir putin but he's attacked angela merkel. he's attacked justin trudeau. >> and fily members. >> she got her revenge with that photograph. >> she did. by the way, if only, if only norman rockwell were still alive today that would be -- >> that's almost seine sans painting level phot

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that's what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stunt press conference.ishonest justin trudeau did, and that comes right from air force one tom my friends in canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations in modern canadian history. >> to that end, it appears it's being interpreted a bit differently across the pond, as we're hearing from the bbc that president macron, he's condemning president trump's fits of anger. let's bring in daniel moody mills, host of woke af, and chris wilson. welcome to you both. chris, how do you interpret these remarks by the president in light of his reversal on the g7 statements? how do you interpret all of this? justin trudeau, larry kudlow weighing in, and apparently macron weighing in from france. >> it's pretty clear that the language on the white house is consistent, whatever conversations took place behind closed doors at the g7, that the entire white house feels betrayed by that. so i think more will probably come out. i don't want to jump for any conclusions, and macron weighs in, is interesting, but if t

, weak and dishonest justin trudeau. he tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> he gets up in the airplane and leaves. >> the president is barely out of there -- >> as soon as the plane took off president might be open to an embassy in pyongyang. >> when i was doing it the er®. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. >>> this morning all eyes are on singapore as president trump tries to broker a deal that would end the nuclear program. mike pompeo set to brief the press in just a few minutes from now. >> and more charges in the russia probe. social counsel robert mueller has charged a 20th person in his investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 presidential elections.

and we are waiting for a prime minister justin trudeau to give a live joint statement from quebec city where the g seven have been meeting this weekend and divisions were definitely on just play at this meeting at the g. seven in canada u.s. president donald trump first showed up late and then railed against unfair trade practices before then proposing removing all tariffs and barriers to trade before then leaving the meeting early he missed the group's discussion on climate change as he departed for singapore for next week's summit with north korea's kim jong un and as i said we are waiting for canadian prime minister justin trudeau to give a joint statement by the g seven leaders very soon. the battle lines were drawn early in québec six leaders such done together for breakfast while the seventh turned up late. a sure sign of the esteem in which he holds the summit. the advancement of women more protection for the oceans and climate many of the topics that canadian prime minister justin trudeau wanted to address seemed to hold little interest for donald trump instead he used the meet

that's what bad faith justin troe trudeau did. that comes right from air force one. >> you probably wonder who you we got here. let's stoort from the begin, yesterday. pru president trump denied his relationship is anything less than perfect. >> the relationship that i've had with the people, the leaders of these countries has been, i would really rate it on a scale of zero to ten. i would rate it a ten. >> minutes later he hopped on his plane and then canadian prime minister justin trudeau came out and said this about retaliatory tariffs. >> i have made it very clear to the president that it is not something we relish doing but it's something we will do. canadians are polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. >> the president who just earlier said this. >> on a scale of zero to ten, i would rate it a ten. >> began furiously te lly tweetm air force one. he acted so meek and mild only to give a news conference saying after i left that u.s. tariffs were insulting and he will not be pushed around. very dishonest

writing pm justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g seven meeting only to give at a news conference after i left saying that u.s. tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around very dishonest and weak it was an acrimonious and to the g. seven meeting in canada the usually amicable annual event brings together the heads of seven leading industrial democracies but the turn of events has created a diplomatic dispute. canada's pm didn't want to talk about it. but the flux of reporters we did in the wings do. no reaction. he dodged the questions about the us a surprise rejection of the summit's closing document. canada's foreign minister objected to the substance of trump's decision rather than his style what is insulting and what i object to very strongly is the illegal and unjustified in position of tariffs on canadian steel and aluminum on the street with a national security pretext is absurd and frankly insulting to canadians meanwhile european leaders have joined in the criticism of france as a manual mccauley lambasted trump for rejecting the g se

this after justin trudeau announced that canada would retaliate after new u.s. tariffs. >> canadians are polite and reasonable but we will not be pushed around. >> reporter: president trump responding by calling trudeau dishonest and weak and ininstructing u.s. representatives not to sign the joint statement. the president's advisers fiercely attacking trudeau on sunday shows. >> posed this political stunt for domestic consumption. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president trump and then tries to stab him on the back on the way out the door. >> reporter: trudeau publically ignoring the feud but his foreign minister saying this about the insult. >> canada does not believe that attacks are a particularly appropriate or useful way to conduct our relations. >> reporter: mr. trump's top economic adviser telling cnn that the strong response is related to the summit with north korea. >> he will not permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea. kim must not see american weakness

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is already pushing back. he said canadians were polite and reasonable but we will not be pushed around after that, the president just tweeted from his jet, based on justin's false statements at his news conference and the fact that canada is charging massive tariffs to our farmers and companies, i have instructed our u.s. reps not to endorse the - - as we look at the terrace on automobiles flooding the u.s. market. we will win a war, a trade war with the other nations 1000 times out of 1000. the rhetoric is only heating u . >> there was a lot of concern about violent protests. turned out a bit differently. how did that turn out? >>reporter: the headline was, how well the authorities were prepared for the possibility of violent mass protests and how minimal the resistance turned out to be. they spent hundreds of millions on security and i guess it paid off because we saw that heavy security presence again today with hundreds of police officers in riot gearlining the streets of the old city as g7 anti-g7 activis

the president is fighting justin trudeau, he's waiting for a trade agreement with the eu.the same time he's inviting russia back into the g-7 without punishment for its annexation of crimea. he's eased up with china over gte. he called trudeau a funny guy, great negotiator, loves his people, unquote. we talked about the double standard here. it's very easy to imagine the democratics up in arms and not going there with trump. >> justin trudeau has a great peace in the atlantic about the trump doctrine. he asked people, what is the trump doctrine on the world stage? no friends, no enemies, is what one senior administration official said. permanent destabilization creates american advantage, said another one. the trump doctrine is we're america -- and you see the rest. really? >> i was shocked that someone talking to jeff goldberg would say something like that. >> it wasn't john bolton, though, we're pretty sure, right? >> i don't know who it was, but even in a casual conversation, even as a throwaway line, to say that to a reporter suggests -- >> and a reporter with those cr

president is expected to meet with justin trudeau any minute now. a highly anticipated meeting as the canadians have been highly critical of president trump and the administration over the last week since the president decided to institute the steel and aluminum tariffs. in fact canada's foreign minister today saying that canada would not pull back retaliatory measures. and the whole issue of nafta. the president reiterating once again today if they cannot come to a consensus, then he will pull the u.s. out of the deal. >> if we are unable to make a deal, we will be better off. right now, we are not going to live with the deals the way they are. reporter: the president also expected to make up meeting with emmanuel macron. the two did meet on the sidelines after president trump came 50 minutes latet to g7 so the initial meeting was postponed. the white house not saying if it was a message sent on trade or just a coincidence. the president making headlines today when he said he feels the g7 needs to expand back to the g8 and bring russia and vladimir

seven summit but justin trudeau criticized the u.s. tariffs on steel and. another flow of modern ash from the four. mala as forced emergency teams to abandon their search for survivors a week after it first erupted killing at least one hundred ten people. in a two hundred thousand people have lined roads across the basque region calling for the right to decide whether they remain part of spain as a whole reports the event may bring new impetus to the basque nationalist movement and aggravate an already turbulent political scene in madrid. it sounds a little sweet to be a protest song yet it is a call to vote and before. this demonstration in the basque region marks the start of a new bid for greater self or maybe even to break away from spain together. we've been calling for our rights for years and today is another chance to see that there's a significant percentage of citizens who want to vote and this site where putin. last month the armed separatists organization it or announced it was disbanding that gives peaceful campaigners the chance to draw a line

prime minister justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g seven meeting so only to give a news conference after i left saying that u.s. tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around very dishonest and weak our tariffs are in response to his two hundred seventy percent on dairy canadians did not take it lightly that the united states has moved forward with significant tariffs on our steel and aluminum industry particularly did not take lightly the fact that it's based on a national security reason that it's kind of insulting to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent. tariffs to the ones that the americans have unjustly applied to us well the official reaction from canada came quickly the prime minister's office says justin trudeau his position remains the same and he conveyed that to the american president both publicly and privately at the summit will trade in tariffs are not the only issues dividing trump on the other three seven leaders most of the other nations are not happy with trump's proposal russia should b

justin trudeau announced all seven countries agreed to it. omething else entirely. writing quote - based on justin's false statement, in his news conference and the fact that canada is charging massive tariffs to our u.s. farmers, workers and companies, i've instructed the u.s. not to endorse this as we look at tariffs on automobiles flooding the u.s. market. in another treatment the president called the prime minister dishonest and weak. at the press conference at seemingly start the president tweets. justin trudeau said canada would refer with retaliatory tariffs starting july 1. >> i highlighted directly to the president that canadians did not take it lightly. that the united states has moved forward with significant tariffs on the steel and aluminum industry. particularly, we do not take lightly the fact that the national security reason. >> the members of congress or the presidents response crossed the line and he is alienating key allies. >> this was not just with justin trudeau. this is with our best allies. seven best allies. and it se

stabbing us in the back and justin trudeau, a special place in hell for him?> i don't have a problem with his advisers saying things like we need a better deal and going on television and saying that. >> of course not. >> when you go to the level of saying special place in hell, it is for the president and the administration to decide who they want to speak for, but if i was in that position, i wouldn't have anybody out there saying that. look, the canadians, australians, british, europeans, they fought with us. and most of our recent wars. you look back to their involvement in world war i and ii and iraq and everywhere else and the involvement in afghanistan. >> do you understand what offended the president as he left the g-7 summit? >> not really. no. i mean, i don't know the kind of behind the scenes discussion, maybe there was something that was said and then president trudeau said something different. i don't know. i don't like the tone. look, as republicans, as a guy that believes that america has to lead this world order, and as having 25% of the econom

host justin trudeau.ost justin trudeau. peter navarro blames canada for worsening trade relations. >> there is a place in hell for any foreign leader who tries to staff trump in the back out the door. did is what justin trudeau with that press conference. roz, what does the president hope to gain i going after some of america's closest -- by going after america's closest allies? roz: it is hard to know what he hopes to gain. --y just want to protect project the strongest possible face while going into the summit. these big events are going on simultaneously and there is a sense that trump wants to look as strong as possible. i think at the same time, there is a continuum with other policy endeavors by the trump administration to blow up the and tog world order, show that he is not taking no as an answer from anybody. i think president trump and his reliess see that canada so much on the u.s. for trade, imports and exports. that gives president trump a lot of leverage over trudeau and if he can get canada

stepped up its war of words against canada as the foreign minister condemned insults aimed at justin trudeau while germany and france criticized their comments. personal attack on trudeau came in the wake of a stream of tweets from president trump. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. and that is what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stunt press conference. reaffirmed -- has speaking at the shanghai cooperation organization, his message was in dark contrast to the disarray at the g7 summit in canada. the world must maintain the rules of the wto, support multilateral trade, and build an open, global economy. singapore, donald trump and kim jong-un and theiams are preparing for tomorrow's historic summit. the two leaders flew in amid heavy security yesterday and i set to meet at the capello hotel. point will being denuclearization. the white house's stated goal for the meeting. kim would demand the u.s. remove its weapons from the region.

that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. that comes right from air force one. >> a special place in hell. that line is from madeleine albright. had president trump not been late to the gender meeting at thg-7, he may have known that. your reaction? >> he wanted to pick a fight. that's what this is about. >> with our friendly neighbor? >> well, i can't help but to compare it to, you know, i have a little corgi and he is a little rascal and he can be bad sometimes and i have a friend with a sweet golden retriever. this is like my bad corgi just trying to pick on a golden retriever which actually could fight back if they want to fight back and there's no point in doing this. i just look at what happened with world war ii and dwight eisenhower and how he labored under such difficulty to bring together all of these nations to fight and to actually win world war ii. at a time when america wasn't that into these kinds of alliances. and then look at what the past 50, 60, 70 years has brought us. a relative time of peace and prosperi

raddatz -- join me live. >>> also developing, president trump takes aim at canadian prime minister justin trudeaut and weak after what trudeau said after the g7. the president's team saying there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader who engages in bad faith diplomacy. so what was it trudeau said? and tonight the images of those world leaders, their body

justin trudeau took to the airwaves. justin trudeau gave a press conference and said we are not going to put a with the tariffs and the president put out a tweet week. here is what peter navarro had to say. >> there's a special place in thatfor any for later deals and battered diplomacy with donald j. trump and tries to staff him in the back. that is what bad-faith justin trudeau did. david: the markets fx reacted right away. the u.s. dollar climbed against the canadian dollar. like theit looks president may be getting ready to do something with a nafta. this was throwing their toys out. alix: how old are you guys right now? ofhael: you saw the photo angela merkel staring him down. all reporters is inside of the meeting, it was not pretty. men are tryings to defend themselves for it justin trudeau did not said before. the president trying to deflect attention away from his own reforms. -- his own performance. the other six cultures said we believe justin trudeau. you worked on trying to price in political risk and that d

are fuming and confused, following the president's stunning attack of canadian prime minister justin trudeauaising our allies in front of the cameras -- >> i would say that l of relationship is a ten. we have a great relationship. angela and emanuelnd justin, i would say the relationship is a ten. >> reporter: to then suddenly tweeting, trudeau was dishonest, weak, saying he made false statements after acting meek and mild in meetings. and rescinding the u.s. support of the joint statement from the g7. a twitter rant that did not stop once he landed in singapore for the summit with north korea. fair trade is now to be called fool trade if it is not reciprocal according to a canada release they make almost $100 billion in trade with the u.s. guess they were bragging and got caught. minimum is $17 billion. tax from us at 270%. and then justin acts hurt when called out. what set all of this off was a press conference on saturday where the canadian prime minister called u.s. tariffs insulting and said he remains ready to impose his own tariffs right back. >> we're polite and we're reasonable but

that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. >> all right. so the president also lark out and doing an about-face and refusing to sign the g7 communique accusing justin trudeau of bad faith and mocking him by calling him week. great to have all three of you with us. chris, let me begin with you in paris. you can literally take one of america's allies and run down the list and president trump has created some kind of friction with them if not all-out confrontation diplomatically and rhetoric-wise. we just heard that mash-up, the back and forth between the administration officials and the canadians. where does the u.s. go from here now that we've picked a fight with, as i mentioned, almost every single one of our allies? >> well, i think what we see is the progressive destruction of america's most important alliances, so it's very hard to know where we go from here. you know, it's -- the is essentially a club of countries that think they share certain basic values about democracy, about the way the global economy works, about, you know, empiric

seven summit by justin trudeau criticize the u.s. tariffs on steel and element here and at least seventeen people have been killed in syrian government as strikes in the rebel held province of areas meant to be subject to a cease fire as one of serious so-called deescalation. at least sixteen soldiers have been killed as fighting intensifies around the eastern libyan city of burna forces loyal to renegade general khalifa haftar say they are taking control of around seventy five percent of the city thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting. has more from tripoli. explosions and the firing of bullets on the main chance to be heard in there in the . street battles continue between forces loyal to indicate general feeling for have to and the dead in the protection fighters the collection of groups which are against his control of eastern libya intense fighting has seen control of neighborhoods change from day to day. have to force is supported by the egyptian and united arab emirates air forces have seized several districts red cro

kim jong-un is vastly different from having a spat with justin trudeau.m a geopolitical point of view, geoeconomic point of view the only two countries happy with the g7 outcome will be russia and china. russia will be happy because trump said russia should rejoin and china's is now link up with america's major allies on international trade policy and both russia and china will be happy to have seen this great fracturing occurring at the canadian summit. but traveling to singapore i think it's a different box of tricks, and let's see what happens. as i said on our last discussion, trump's approach is shake the tree and see what falls out of it in terms of denuclearization, and -- and we are still 24, 36 hours away from seeing how that unfolds. >> i don't have to remind you the first international quarrel president trump started was with australia just eight days into his presidency. he had that contentious phone call with malcolm turn bull. did you think then that the trump administration was maybe different than what you were used to? >> the bottom line

course of the morning his there is economics adviser larry kudlow saying that this was a betrayal justin trudeau is comments this in reference to the summit in singapore is the implication that prime minister trudeau was undercutting president trump before the summit and his a trader buys that peter navarro went even further in his criticism this is what he had to say. there's a special place in the health for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald trump and then tries this stab them in the back on the way out the door and that's what bad face justin trudeau did with that stunt press conference that's what we dishonest justin trudeau did and that comes right from air force one and i'll tell you this to my friends in canada that was one of the worst political miscalculations of the canadian leader in modern canadian history. well it appears that all the trump advisors saw going out of their way of buying with each other to see the most strongest language in order to play safe and indeed pleasure president. mike hanna thank you very much indeed. now the flow o

and i'm going to start with you this was a real zigzag course from trump why did he lash out at justin trudeau after he had already agreed to that g seven final statement how is this change of heart coming across in the u.s. . well you never know with the from the just act on his impulses and apparently he didn't like the fact that justin trudeau . went before the press and once again say once he had actually said before several times that canada would not back down on that if the united states would not change their trade policies which they won't. would retaliate with tariffs against american products and that didn't go down well with the president apparently his chief economic advisor larry kudlow. also. sunday this was of the trail by a true though. the trump had been stabbed in the bag and that this whole thing made him look weak ahead of summit with kim jong un in singapore so clearly it shows where the priorities are for this white house they focus on the meeting of trump and kim and the g. seven summit for them was just a nuisance and a distraction well nuisance distraction i think for

this after justin trudeau held a conference saying canada was insulted.mp stunned allies by refusing to sign this agreement. two trump aids joined the attack on trudeau. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald trump and then tries to stab him in back on the way out the door. he did the courtesy to travel up to quebec for that summit, he did him a favor and even willing to sign tt socialist communique. >> he stabbed us in the back. he did aat disservice to the whole g 7. >> we were ready to make a deal, and then we leave and trudeau pulls this stunt. >> with all of that, i want you to consider this, before president trump got on the plane to head to singapore where he is now, he was asked to rate his relationship with liz g-7 allies, he's asked this by one of our senior white house producers, here's his answer. >> the relationship that i've had with the people, the leaders of these countries has been, i would really rate it on a scale of 0 to 10, i would rate it a that doesn'tn i a

women more protection for oceans and climate many of the topics that comedian prime minister justin trudeau wanted to address seemed to hold little interest for donald trump. instead he used the meeting to complain once more about the apparent unfair trade practices the u.s. faces and to threaten the other leaders. because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance so when we try and bring our piece up a little bit so that it's not so bad and then they go up right the difference is they do so much more business with us than we do with them that we can't lose that you understand we can't listen. to the talks had actually gone well he added before leaving the building five hours before the summits official and. ultimately the group managed to put out a joint statement i'll be it vaguely formulated so as to skirt remaining key points of contention to six leaders trump left behind weren't looking to his pithy comments for inspiration. the president will continue to say what he says at various occasions what we did this weekend was come together and roll up our sleeves and figure out a consens

seen as a foundation of the international system for the past several decades now we saw that justin trudeau was very positive throughout the final press conference despite as we've been talking about these trade tensions with the u.s. really hanging over the summit let's take a listen to what he had to say on that at the time which is the fund. uncertainty. our world has to deal with meetings like this will take ever greater importance they give us the opportunity to join forces and sometimes to settle their disputes facing the great challenges we have today countries which have great economic success need to show a common front and promote the values that are at the very root of our success i will leave the summit inspired by the discussions in which i participated as convinced as ever of the need to work together to meet our common challenges. so president trump left the summit early he said to prepare for another summit in singapore this time with kim jong un but did his early departure seem to make a difference in the outcome of the g seven meeting. and that's right he left early skippi

president trump and justin trudeau in the headlines today. ent trump lashed out at the canada prime minister after he said this. >> okay. actually, i'm sorry. prime minister trudeau said they will move forward and canadians will not be pushed around and president trump did not talk kindly to that and called trudeau of weak and releasing false statements and u.s. will pull back from the g7 summit. paula newton is live in canada right now. how are people reacting to this back and forth. >> reporter: trump drops bombshell, unity torpedoed and basically called justice trudeau a liar in that press conference. having said that, i would say the canadian officials behind the scenes are shocked but not surprised. one thing they have learned is this president is incredibly unpredictable. having said, that you have to remember that this president arrived late to this summit. he left early. there were a lot of contentious discussions during that summit. officially, the prime minister's office reacting saying, look, we are going to talk about "achievements

be brought back into the g seven fold which didn't go down well with his allies let's see how justin trudeau reacted to that request. i said very simply that it is not something we are even remotely interested in looking at it at this time to have russia returned to the g. seven. right carson what do you make of that trump keen on having russia back at the table taking his neck out for russia. yeah but i think you could interpret it like that but i think it was basically just throwing another smoke bomb at the beginning of the g. seven summit in a way it also displays his view of the world he doesn't believe in these traditional alliances let's remember the g seven always was meeting of the leaders of the world's biggest industrialized and democratic nations russia was part of the group as the g. eight for some time because the west hoped that russia would become over time more democratic country. in the western perspective and russia on the puts it has clearly decided doesn't want to be a normal country the way the west wants it wants to be as always been an empire to some extent it once it

, weak and dishonest justin trudeau.back on the way out the door. >> he gets up in the airplane and leaves. >> the president is barely out of there -- >> as soon as the plane took off from canadian airspace, trudeau starts blasting him in a news conference, that's a double cross. >> the name calling, never heard anything like that. >> very worry some and destruction. >> he will not so any sign of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea. >> so this was about north korea? >> in large part. >> a sitting american president face-to-face with the leader of north korea. >> i think he's very much ready. >> i think we are dealing with a man we probably have underestimated and he's going to be well prepared. >> the president has gone into a high wire act without a safety net. >> it's not going to be one and done. >> the outcome is anybody's guess. >> there's only two options, peace or war. >> welcome to the second hour of kasie dc. >> welcome back back. we have the former ambassador to soh korea and msnbc contributor, m

then justin trudeau pulls a stunt. if i'm in a firefight, i don't want justin trudeau.u n't count on that guy. >> kennedy: what you think about that? is not a very nice to go out and make a hostile statement after everybody has agreed to a communiquÉ. he put the president in a position where he is going up to this very tough negotiation. he does have to do would turn and burn or else he looks weak as he heads into this other event. >> adrienne: is not nice for the president to be disrespectful to our top allies in the world. >> melissa: after, he was resp. adrienne: he showed up late for the meeting, he has been at twitter were ever sense, embarras for us on the national stage. i do agree, a trade war, the bigger picture here, a trade war it is not help. >> harris: i heard you say that, but i've also heard people say that it's not going to be a trade war. >> melissa: you look at the market today and see how common it is, you know it's not a trade war. the market is what tells the truth about every situation because that's people's money on the line and they're going to

goods in, meeting with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau. >> justin has agreed to cut all tariffs and all trade barriers between canada and the united states. so i'm very happy. >> but white house officials say president trump is already looking past this summit to his historic face-to-face with kim jong-un, explaining why the first lady won't be making the trip, her doctor saying she can't fly. >> she had a big operation, close to a four-hour operation. she's doing great. >> president trump is leaving this summit early to travel to singapore. he's been getting regular briefings from his secretary of state, and when asked about his preparations, the president said i have been preparing all my life. dara.

well the white house a stepped up its verbal attacks on justin trudeau with top of visors claiming the canadian prime minister stumped as in the back at the g. seven summit trudeau avoided questions from waiting media in quebec donald trump labeled him weak and dishonest or comments made after the summit trudeau told reporters the us president's decision to invoke national security as a reason for his still trade tariffs was kind of insulting mike hanna joins me now from washington michael it rather than them making up it seems this war of words is actually escalating is indeed quite extraordinary the depth of this ongoing dispute between president trump and allies such as canada president making very clear his feelings about the canadian prime minister just minutes after the prime minister had announced a united g seven well in the course of this day president trumps advisors have been doubling down on his comments on larry kudlow his economics adviser said that justin trudeau had betrayed president trump by undermining him before taking part in that critical summit in singapore and t

that's right justin trudeau had expected this to be a celebration.it was mostly a showcase for canada and for him hosting an event that was really of originally thought of as showcasing of the expanding global economy and he wanted to press forward on issues like gender equality and climate change but in the end donald trump ended up instituting u.s. chair of so on steel and aluminum or how you minium if you like just before this summit began and that made the focus about trade because all the other six members had to face those tariffs and they were united in opposing trump on this they tried to move him they failed to do so. then trudeau has to think about his domestic audience they want to be firm with the u.s. president he still has to maintain a relationship with a man who is among the most powerful in the world so trudeau has really treaded the line in his language and the strongest words he came up with with our insulting this is what trudeau had to say today. particularly did not take lightly the fact that it's based on a national security re

that is what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stunned press conference. yvonne: let's go over to washington now. we have not heard over -- heard anything like this talking about what came through in quebec. what does the president hope to gain by going after u.s. allies? kathleen: -- >> it is an unprecedented turn of events, going so hard after a sitting world leader. i think a lot of it may have to do with wanting to look as tough as possible on the part of president trump before the north korea summit, before the meeting tuesday.on another part of it is sort of the continuum with his general idea of blowing up the world order, something that may play well with his political base. ironically, given. navarro and the future talked about trudeau doing a domestic political stunt, to some extent what trump is doing is talking to his base and doing a domestic political stunt of his own. he has got a narrative going. he has talked number of times about canada and how they run a big trade surplus with the u.s., which i don't think is accurate. and to another ext

why walk away from it just because of something justin trudeau said for domestic consumption? >> no, not something. yes, for domestic consumption. but it was a global statement. the whole world listened to what he said. you're reporting it here in washington as you must. i get that. you just don't behave that way. it is a betrayal. he essentially double crossing -- not just double crossing president trump, but the other members of the gel 7 who were working together and pulling together this communique.l 7 who were working together and pulling together this communique. 7 who were working together and pulling together this communique.7 who were working together and pulling together this communique. you never get everything you want. there are compromises along the way. president trump played that process in good faith. so i ask you, he gets up in the airplane and leaves. and then trudeau starts blasting in a domestic news conference? i'm sorry, it is a betrayal. that is a double cross. it pains me because i like trudeau. i was working with him. we were together putting words on

you heard from the canadian prime minister justin trudeau not in the room president trump. 't know why he's not there. i just from watching the video of the live pictures we have here we saw trudeau, abe of japan, i believe i saw macron there. we know may and merkel were there as well. the european council. we have not seen president trump. this is not something obviously you see from the people who arrived that was a surprise. this was on his schedule. we expected he would attend. we're working now to try to figure out why president trump is not attending this breakfast, as you know, and we reported he's scheduled to leave early to head off to singapore for his meeting with kim jong-un. and that's to be in a few hours from now around the 11:00 eastern hour, but was scheduled to attend this g7 breakfast. we don't know why this is happening. but we, of course, as soon as we find out will get that to you. josh, your reaction? i saw your eyes bug out as soon as i reported that the president is not there. >> well, yeah. again, i don't -- we need to see this g7 meeting for what i

that it was the words of the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, who announced he had got all sevengn up to the final agreement, that seems to have tipped the president over the edge. i have made it clear that it is not something we relish doing but it is something we will do. canadians are polite, reasonable but we will not be pushed around. that led to a barrage of comments from the permanent —— president, from air force one. they worked hard to avoid this kind of meltdown as they thought they had donejust of meltdown as they thought they had done just that. of meltdown as they thought they had donejust that. in of meltdown as they thought they had done just that. in the space of two oi’ done just that. in the space of two or three tweets, the divisions between these supposed allies are now as deep as ever. and earlier gary gave me more reaction to president trump's mid—air tweets. surprise, i guess, yes, but we are used to these sort of surprises. this was a pretty big one, i would say. this summit had racked up the organisers, the canadians thought they had pulled the frying pan

trudeau went after. just days before the sit down with the north korea leader. what is the impact of that? did justinau betray the president at a critical time? because they had a communiquee walked it back. a former state department official to talk about it. stay close. >> we leave and trudeau pulls this stuff. more political stunt for domestic consumption. he really kind of stabbed us in the back. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. ♪ >> harris: the feud that broke out after the g-7 summit appears to be escalating now president trump is hitting back at canadian prime minister justin trudeau after news conference at the end of the summit going after the president's tariffs president tru said it's called to be fool trade if it is not reciprocal. according to canada they make $1 billion in trade with 17 billion. tax dare from from u.s. 270%. then justin acts hurt when call

he skaobg is square aim at justin trudeau. when the president left the g-7 summit, he thought he was being mag nam muss, helpful. then he heard justin trudeau say they will retaliate july 1st if the american tariffs also go in. apparently that just set him off. and what peter navarro and larry kudlow, two of the president's advisers said, he said what the president said came from air force one. the sentiment was from air force one. that makes the following comments even morin credible. take a listen. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. he actually, you know what, did a great disservice to the whole g-7. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> reporter: both of our countries, john, that's what we refer to as trash talk. having said that, the president seems like he is hell bent on making it clear he was not happy. justin trudeau refuses to respond to this. the shame he

president trump is supposed to me justin trudeau. he was supposed to meet with emmanuel macron later, but he was late arriving. that has been rescheduled for later in the day. we have heard from the trump administration that the issues can be worked out through dialogue. isre we see the big divide to what we heard from trump's tweets this morning. the u.s. has been treated unfairly over trade. whatis totally opposed to the other g7 countries are saying and that they are being treated unfairly the steel and aluminum tariffs and the probe into auto imports that the u.s. is doing that could lead to tariffs. this is treating them unfairly. they are not the opponents here. exhaust -- it is a lost opportunity for justin trudeau wanted to highlight economic gains, gender, climate change, some issues being thrown by the wayside because of the dispute. sarah mcgregor, thank you so much. she leads the u.s. economic policy coverage coming from the g7 in kobach. quebec. with us is ed devlin at pimco. do think there is any way to advance the trad

this is what justin trudeau said. he said you don't do trade in the 21st century like you did before. trudeau said that. to get canada better deals, protectionist deals under the guise of protecting cultural industries. by the way when it's all done, they bragged. we got a better deal for canada. >> harris: so our president is saying he is looking for a better deal for america based on the national security which is one of the things you said they can move on. >> absolutely. as far as e.u. -- >> harris: that is how i understand it. >> justin trudeau did the same thing when we left t.p.p. he put together a deal that provided protection -- >> harris: why can't we do that? >> that is the big question. that is the hypocrisy of it all. the e.u. threatening the tariffs against us. let me tell you -- >> harris: mexico already put a $3 billion tariff program in place. >> listen to what the e.u. is going to target. cranberries. you know what the tariff is already? 22%. orange juice. >> harris: how much worse could it be? >> tha

sign on to any agreement that they all come to so we're still waiting to see the president with justin trudeau we saw them greet each other earlier this morning trudeau was with his wife and smiled they shook hands very orderly. but i'm waiting to hear what the two actually have to say to each other because before this trump we're sending out tweets complaining about i can't it is trade practice about european trade practices in just contro and manual mccrone of france were both complaining about the u.s. and then trump has said he wants to push farther he wants to come here and argue about the barriers to the u.s. of trade practices from canada and europe while they want to push him back on the tariffs on aluminum and steel so i'm interested to see what's going to happen in this meeting coming up john i think it's a justin trudeau and donald trump would be means you have been talking as well as you were talking about how usually they sign a statement all the lead is sign a statement at the end of these kind of as you mentioned that perhaps that might happen because donald trump is talking abo