tom: charles kantor and drew matus with us.retary of state pompeo about 30 minutes ago. looking forward to a busy schedule beginning at night but him -- beginning 9:00 p.m. tonight. up.isa coming ♪ francine: "bloomberg " and i am in london. haslinda, on the action where you are. a look of whether president trump can make a success of the summit. what is at stake? haslinda: a lot is at stake. denuclearization of the korean peninsula. that remains to be seen. the historic summit let's the 24 hours from now. all eyes on singapore. the meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. of first meeting of the 2, any sitting u.s. president and north korean counterpart. whether it will be successful, indications of macao early, he seems to be upbeat. he said talks are progressing. -- indications of pao early, , he seems- of pompeo to be upbeat. he said the context of the talks is very different from the talks held previously.there's a sense. he did point out that demands from the u.s. remains the same, denuclearization of the korean pe

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and obviously there was great work over the "new york times" with jodi kantor and -- >> megan twohey.rker." you guys had tried to write about harvey in the past -- >> 14, 15 years ago. >> seth: yeah. >> ken auletta, a terrific reporter, took a run at harvey weinstein and was doing a profile of him. and you know, the profile was not exactly kind. he came out looking like somebody that's extremely talented, but a bully. a bully to everyone, people in business, movie stars and all of the rest. and in the course of his reporting, he started to hear at least bits of what we now know to be the case. and we had without -- i can't say too much about it. we did have a lawyer meeting with ken and harvey weinstein, bob, his brother bob weinstein, and their lawyer, david boyce. and you know, again, we were trying to extract more information. but really, the two women that we knew about had signed non-disclosure agreements. they weren't willing to come forward. and in order for us to publish, we have to know things, not just guess at them. this is not the tabloid press. this is not, you know, "tmz

jodi kantor and melena ryzik. >>> ahead, john dickerson shares a personal essay on the need for civilityto be so rude or cruel? perfect song for this. in our new series reporter's notebook, john dickerson reports on an issue we've all been talking about a lot lately. civility in politics. he recorded his essay earlier this week. he's in aspen, colorado. >> as we think about civility in politics, the fourth of july next week reminds us our origins were not civil. the tea party was no tea party. the founders knew we'd be uncivil and designed government to accommodate that. they also knew that incivility needed a purpose. the declaration of independence was an explanation of that original purpose written because jefferson wanted to show a decent respect to the opinions of mankind. if they were going to be uncivil, the declaration showed they still had respect for the larger audience. all of mankind. so the founders would ask of our present incivility, is it rooted in anything larger, or is it just impulse? point scoring? and power grabbing? >> she's a l al. >> when the president is uncivil,