kim jong-un who heads a brutal regime. the reality that we face, this is a north korean regime that has not made any concessions what so ever. is over the past few years. and it is a regime we have to confront with strength, and resolve, with every opportunity. today's meeting certainly very significant but, the reality is nothing has changed on the ground. we have to ensure that the united states and its allies stand up to the north korean regime at every opportunity. and ensure we see real change in the behavior of what is a menacing dictate or ship. >> it is, you raise very important questions, we talked about at top of hour about this awful human right record among other things, in north korea. but, i put that question to republican congressman andy biggs, he said we deal with all kinds of bad actors around the world all of the time, we've done it for many times, does president get praise for the economic santions that may be have grout ki brought kim jong-, dmz ? >> well, first, i think that we could be applying far m

kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meeting, begging for meetings constantly. and chairman kim would not meet with him. >> reporter: that prompted a sharp rebuttal from former obama

isn't it just throwing sir kim darroch end the bus.sir kim darroch has recognised he can no longer do hisjob and is chosen to stand down rather than he has decided that somehow boris johnson has made his position untenable. i don't know what was going through his mind when he made the decision. the person who leaked this is the person we need to not lose focus on because somebody has maliciously leaked this information to create an issue probably knowing that donald trump would have an emotional reaction to it and you can almost play out what would happen. let's not forget the prime minister and all of the cabinet and foreign secretary have all backed sir kim darroch as they should and it is a very precious relationship and one that whoever the next prime minister is absolutely has to make sure they have their own person and it somebody they trust but the league is critical because we don't yet know how many people have access to this information. if you cannot trust that number of people it is extremely serious because they are always

may ndid back sir kim darroch. them and support them. sol think an ambassador who has done the right thing and given as unvarnished reporting from the country he has been sent to should be supported. you tweeted earlier leaders should leads in these sorts of situations, if borisjohnson leads in these sorts of situations, if boris johnson is leads in these sorts of situations, if borisjohnson is by minister, can he lead? i'm sure he can and we need to see whether he will. the same is true of jeremy. jeremy has demonstrated strongly recently he's willing to stand up for britain and i don't know if you saw his response to president trump's first treat what he highlighted politely but firmly in the uk government will choose its own employees, not other foreign countries. i think both candidates can do it and i urge both of them to do so. that was a pointjeremy hunt made forcibly last night, he was behind kim darroch in all circumstances and he would support him. borisjohnson did not do that and it was quite clear he wa

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that's the thing kim really wants. north korea sees its nuclear arsenal the key to its own survival. help us understand that asymmetry. what is left to negotiate if north korea we know won't give up its weapons and the president seems to at least be considering easing sanctions. >> well, we know that president trump is looking for a foreign policy win, and he considers north korea the achievement of his presidency thus far in having this level of engagement to convince the regime to entertain the idea of diplomacy, and we are a long way from a couple of years ago when all the talk was of fire and fury and little rocketman so that can be seen as a degree of progress. kim jong un already gains in this. all he had to do yesterday was show up, and he walks away with the sort of acceptance and recognition that his father and grandfather could not have imagined. the pictures are splashed all over the front pages of north korea. there are documentaries running on state television. this really is being seen as kim jong un bein

president obama was going to meet, and chairman kim would not meet him. the obama administration was begging for a meeting. they were begging for meetings constantly and chairman kim would not meet with him and for some reason, we have a certain chemistry or whatever. now, let's see what happens. we have a long way to go, but i'm in no rush. sanctions are on, and i am in no rush. i am in no rush with iran. i am never in a rush. if you are in a rush, you get yourself in trouble, so i just want to say that we are going to dmz andng out to the something i planned long ago but had that idea yesterday to maybe say hello, just shake hands quickly and say hello because we have not seen each other since vietnam. we had a great meeting in vietnam. people don't realize it. it is all part of the whole negotiation, but we had a great meeting in vietnam. we had a great meeting in singapore. everyone gave us praise for singapore and not vietnam. frankly, the meeting in vietnam in terms of the deal was more important than singapore. i think what i would like to do is we

i don't know what was going through kim darroch‘s mind but ican imagine going through kim darroch‘s mindington —— believe it. he had strong support from theresa may and supporter once from jeremy hunt and it may be the way it was handled by borisjohnson last night was a factor, i don‘t know. i can certainly imagine you would need to feel if you are in his position strong support back home. quite a lot of anger at westminster that looks like america telling us who we can and cannot have as our ambassador in washington. the special relationship if it is still is very one—sided now, effectively washington are calling the shots. that is some of the damage that has been done by this appalling and malicious act that has brought down kim darroch. we now need to i think to show that the british government will make its decision on a successof will make its decision on a successor to kim, a decision for the new prime minister. i hope it will bea new prime minister. i hope it will be a professional diplomat to show the new prime minster has confidence in the civil service and diplomatic service an

kim.kim just walked back into his country. these are the north korea security guards. they don't like being filmed. also travelling with kim was a pretty large contingent of photographs and cameraman. kim stood right in front of the american cameraman. our secret service tried to push them back and this man right here, it got intense. he doesn't want to be filmed. the bible tells us that blessed are the peacemakers. that holds no weight in the democratic party. the many candidates runing to replace the president in 2020 they were not impressed with this president. they claimed protecting the world from nuclear devastation is not worth shaking hands with a very badman. >> despite 3 years with bizarre foreign policy from this president, this country is no safer when it comes to north korea. >> i am not sure why this president is so bent on elevating the profile of a dictator like kim jong-un. >> we have seen a history of donald trump announcing a summit and nothing comes out it. it's not as

we are joined now by former assistant us atttorney kim wehle.ex acosta when he was prosecuted in this case. there were numerous women and girls involved in this alleged sex trafficking scheme, jeffrey epstein had very powerful lawyers and a lot of money and well—connected politically and it is reported that alex acosta as us attorney felt pressured to give him what most people believe is a sweetheart deal. he ended up not only with 13 months in prison but was able to come and go to his local office and in addition got a non—prosecution deal when he was essentially immunised from product charges relating to the very sad situation and in addition alex acosta did not let the victims know that this deal was coming and that that this deal was coming and that that violates federal law is protecting victims. there are a lot of pieces to it that show or suggest it is money and influence that got him on this deal notjustice. he has tried to address some of this on twitter, we are waiting to hear his first remarks on television shortly. he is not expected

sir kim darroch said it was impossible to do his job.e'd been frozen out by the white house and personally attacked on twitter by president trump. there are claims the resignation was triggered by borisjohnson refusing to back the diplomat. allegations, mrjohnson denies. my my view is it's wrong to drag civil serva nts my view is it's wrong to drag civil servants into the political arena, that's what i think. he's basically thrown this fantastic diplomat under the bus to serve his own personal interests. we'll be assessing where the diplomatic row leaves transatlantic relations. also tonight... lifting the lid on how labour deals with anti—semitism allegations. a bbc investigation is told jeremy corbyn‘s office interfered in the process. warwick university apologises over it's handling of rape threats towards female students. it is, it's over! one of the favourites, india, to lift the cricket world cup, are dramatically knocked out in the semi finals by new zealand. and the dream is over for andy murray and serena williams, beaten in the

considering offering kim a nuclear freeze. letting him keep his current stockpile of weapons and missiles instead of denuclearizing. hardliner john bolton, national security adviser who was not with the president over the weekend denies that, tweeting today i read this "new york times" with curiosity. nor the nsc staff nor i have discussed or heard of any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze by north korea. this was a relationship rehencible attempt by someone to box in the president. there should be consequences. national politico reporter and msnbc political analyst and victor cha, director of asian fairs and president bush's national security council and msnbc korean fairs analyst. this was clearly a made for television moment and nuclear freeze is not what they say they are going after. the pluses and minuses of what president trump pulled off with his visit? >> crossing into north korea, that's something you imagine the president would do after he got all the nukes out of north korea and signed a peace treaty. he likes t

sir kim darroch has givena on tuesday.i want all our public servants to have the confidence to be able to do that and i hope the house will reflect on the importance of defending our values and principles, particularly when they are under pressure. we can talk now to load rennick a former ambassador to the united states serving as ambassador between 1991 and 1995. thank you for joining us. what is your reaction? my reaction is to strongly congratulate sir kim darroch on taking a brave and courageous decision and absolutely the right decision. what now needs to be done is notjust the normal leak decision. what now needs to be done is not just the normal leak enquiry but are really serious forensic leak enquiry because if this goes unpunished it is extremely damaging to the whole way the system works. the ambassador in washington has to be able to tell the prime minister and the foreign secretary in confidence what he thinks about the situation at his end and what can be done about it. this was rochester league, it was a bre

kim won't keep his promise until trump forces him to do that and i think trump has to go back to what made him successful he was extremely successful through the middle of may of last year when he was making no concessions and kim was making all of them and then that flipped especially after the june singapore summit last year and then we've been making the concessions in the north koreans have not taken steps to give up their nukes and missiles trump's got to go back to that old policy of forcing the north koreans to do what they don't want to do and he's got to do that by cutting off their money flows and do you think he's going to do that. i think trump will because it will be too embarrassing not to do that and especially you know trump talks about no deadlines but he does have an effect one deadline and that of course is no election day in 2020 so november of next year is i think something that's going to weigh on his mind now you've said that there are multiple crises happening in asia that are all affecting one another can you talk about what they are you know 1st of all you've

from seoul, south korea, is suzy kim.he is an associate professor of korean history at rutgers university. the author of "everyday life in the north korean revolution, 1945-1950." and in honolulu, hawaii, is christine ahn, founder and executive director of women cross dmz, a global movement of women mobilizing to end the korean war. professor suzy kim, you are there in the koreas when this sunday moment took place. what was the significance of donald trump becoming the first sitting president to step foot in nororth korea, as he walked with north korea leader kim jong-un? fortunate to have been here to be able to witness that on the korean peninsula. i think the significance is telling in terms of how the south korean public responded. i was able to walk around the city center yesterday as this was unfolding. an interesting convergence happened between both the left and the right, where traditionally, they are polarized, just like in the united states, but both sides in many respects welcomed president trump and welcomed

probably sir kim does not know.ngton shuts down, they'll come back in september and maybe tempers will have cooled a little bit by then. of course in the meantime we will have changed by minister here, but that is another story. if the prime minister were to decide to freeze out sir kim com pletely decide to freeze out sir kim completely in a way that meant diplomatic relations were impossible with him in post, we would be in a situation where the us president calls the shots and hit the ambassador is, or at least to the ambassador is, or at least to the ambassador is, or at least to the ambassador is not. what would be the implications of that? my instinctive reaction is not to submit to that kind of pressure. if sir kim found that come september and the start of the new political year, the new diplomatic year, but he was frozen out of everything, i do not think this will happen, but let's assume he is frozen out of everything, he has an extremely capable staff who we re has an extremely capable staff who were told

kim won't keep his promise until truck forces him to do that now. i think trump has to go back to what made him successful he was extremely successful through the middle of may of last year when he was making no concessions and kim was making all of them and then that flipped especially after the june singapore summit last year and then we've been making the concessions in the north koreans have not taken steps to give up their nukes and missiles from scott to go back to that old policy of forcing the north koreans to do what they don't want to do and he's got to do that by cutting off their money flows and do you think he's going to do that. i think trump will because it will be too embarrassing not to do that and especially you know trump talks about no deadlines but he does have in effect one deadline and that of course is no election day in 2020 so november of next year is i think something that's going to weigh on his mind now you've said that there are multiple crises happening in asia that are all affecting one another can you talk about what

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kim.o kim just walked back into his country. these are the north korean security guards. they don't like being filmed. also traveling with kim was a pretty large contingent of photographers and cameramen. they set up ladders as kim came out and stood right in front of the american cameramen. our secret service tried to push them back and this man right here, it got intense. he doesn't want to be filmed. >> tucker: the most sinister group i've ever seen, ever. the bible tells us that blessed are the peacemakers but thats. rule holds no weight in the democratic party apparently. the many candidates running to replace the president in 2020 were not impressed with trump's appearance at the dmz. like the rest of washington, they could talk tough knowing that their lives want to create any risk in any war that they started. they complained that protecting the world from nuclear devastation isn't worth shaking hands with a very bad man. >> despite three years of almost bizarre foreign policy from

i too regret the resignation of sir kim darroch. think the comments made about him are beyond unfair and wrong. i think he has given honourable and good service and should be thanked for it andi service and should be thanked for it and i think the whole house should join together in deeply regretting the feeling he has obviously got that he must resign at this moment. critics of borisjohnson, the favourite to be the next prime minister, will say he didn't help sir kim by refusing last night to back him staying in washington until the end of his ambassadorship. even though he is a former foreign secretary. this episode will trigger soul—searching in the civil service about loyalty to respected officials in an age of leagues and wider rancour over briton‘s position on the world stage. naomi grimley, bbc news. in a moment, we will speak to our correspondent in washington, nick bryant, but, first, let's speak to our diplomatic correspondent james landale, who is at westminster. let's just pick up on what we were hearing in that report f

sir kim has given, sir kim has given a lifetime of service to the united kingdom, and we owe him an enormoust of gratitude. good government depends on public servants being able to give full and frank advice. i want all our public servants to have the confidence to be able to do that. and i hope the house will reflect on the importance of defending our values and principles, particularly when they are under pressure. i too regret the resignation of sir kim darroch. i think the comments made about him are beyond unfair and wrong. i think he's given honourable and good service, and he should be thanked for it, and i think the whole house should join together in deeply regretting the feeling that he's obviously got, that he must resign at this moment. can ijoin with the prime minister in her words to kim darroch, and it's a pity that the former foreign secretary, the candidate for leadership of the tory party, did not stand up for our leading diplomat in the united states. shortly after pmqs, the most senior civil servant at the foreign office, sir simon mcdonald, told the foreign affairs commi

>> kim jong-un played president trump beautifully. he knows exactly how to get what he wants from the president. the president keeps talking about that loving relationship and all kim jong-un has to do is show up and say nice things. i'm not someone who thinks these warming relations between the u.s. and north korea are a bad thing, i think they're a good thing. when you look at where the president was over a year ago talking about fire and fury, he was talking to the north korean leader. before that the only american to do that was dennis rodman. in actuality, that's a good thing. but i think what the president is doing in what is called the diplomatic booty call, which is -- from what a hear, pleasant for both parties but does not take the situation forward. it's untetherford aed from any or any discussion. they did say they would resume discussions but we will see when that happens. i think the lack of a strategy, the lack of a policy, the lack of a process, all we have are these atmospherics and that's a good thing. in the meanwhi

with kim jong-un it was, as you saw, big smiles and hand shakes. two sides to this president. >> they are. one thing about this military parade, the chinese and north koreans do military parades. they take years to practice. clearly ours are not going measure up to what the chinese and north korean normally do. they're going to be chortling. in beijing and pyongyang. i'm happy we are into military parades but this is what they're going to be talking about. this is going to be awful for us. >> ashley, what's going on with this military parade. not the parade, but this military show of force? this has clearly been song on the president's mind since he was at the bastille parade in 2007. he's wanted this to happen. >> earlier i believe it was reported he wants some of these at his inaugurations. look, the president is someone who likes pageantry. he likes parades, to kind of put it simply and bluntly. and he likes shows of military force. you mentioned before that he was cozy with putin and chairman kim and other -- the saudi leader. few look at him g

sir kim's resignation has wrought a heavy blow on british diplomacy.fice is low and the risk is that it leaves britain looking like a leaky ship, buffeted by a foreign power, with its diplomats fearful in future of speaking truth to politicians who may not defend them if that truth were ever to leak. this afternoon, foreign office staff met to show solidarity with sir kim. earlier, their boss said it was unprecedented for a friendly government not to co—operate with a british ambassador. what's morale like in the foreign office at the moment? erm, i think people are shaken by what has happened. there is a reason why i've asked to see all my colleagues at four o'clock this afternoon. the basis on which we have worked all our careers suddenly feels as though it is challenged. the question now is who will choose the next resident of the british embassy in washington, theresa may or her successor? either way, they'll have a big repairjob to do. james landale, bbc news. our washington correspondent said that the resignation exposed the long—standing imbalan

i know sir kim darroch well.nited kingdom well as their nation's ambassador here in our country. and every country sends ambassadors overseas in part so they can send back open, clear eyed, blunt assessments of how that other country views them and how it's functioning. and the leak of this confidential cable has produced an unfortunate flap that has now led to the resignation of a very killed career foreign servant. i will point out what drove this was president trump taking to twitter to insult the ambassador, to insult the outgoing prime minister of the united kingdom. we have long enjoyed a close and special relationship with the uk that is rooted in our shared values as well as our interests. i think it's unfortunate that this latest flap has further accelerated some of the distance between us. they will choose a new prime minister in just a few weeks. in any event there would have been a new ambassador at that point. so i think sir kim has done, you know, what was the right thing from a career perspective.

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this is playing terrifically for kim jung-un.are splashed all over north korea today including images from kc tv, including images of ivanka trump meeting kim jung-un. he's able to say to his officials, his people, that he is a world leader. he has been accepted, he has legitimacy and credibility and that could at the least benefit things in the future because it has him convincing his regime to at least entertain the idea of diplomacy. >> at his closing news conference at the g20, president trump drew the equivalence of democratically elected leaders and readers and joking about the russian interference. >> will you tell russia not to meddle in the elections. >> don't meddle in the elections. don't meddle in the elections. >> you did seem to be joking there with the russian president, are we taking that to be wrong? and what is it with your coziness with these dictators. with the crown prince of saudi arabia, when you were asked about the death of jamal khashoggi you didn't respond. were you afraid of offending him? >> not at al

sir kim darroch, 42 yea rs photography. sir kim darroch, 42 years a photography.42 yea rs a loyal photography. sir kim darroch, 42 years a loyal public servant, the boy from the council of state who advised prime ministers, and until this morning her majesty's ambassador to the united states. he said he resigned because its leaked remarks, critical of donald trump, made impossible for him to carry out his will. at westminster, anger and supporting equal measure. sir kim has given a lifetime of service to the uk and we him an enormous debt of gratitude. good government depends on public servants being able to give full and frank advice. i think the comments made about him are beyond unfair and wrong, i think he has given honourable and good service and should be thanked. at the state visit last month, mr trump and sir kim were on good terms, but his private description of an inept and dysfunctional whiteheads prompted a wave of presidential insults and the announcement he would no longer deal with the ambassador. i will keep him until he is due to retire, i would l

> dagen: kim jong un promised his people equal revitalization. and "the wall street journal" points out you have another sit down and that one fails, then this could prove fatal to the regime. that is what kim jong un does. >> melissa: that is interesting. do you agree with that analysis? >> buck: it is really tough to know and i also think you have to keep in mind the train a piece of this, you can't talk about what north korea is going to do where understanding where china falls on the spectrum. that is why the president having these meetings, we can't see the trade talks with china a vacuum with north korea. the only country in the world that could actually destroy the north korean economy overnight and could effectively make north koreans do whatever they want economically is china. that is a very important piece of this. no one really knows how stable the regime's. the point about the personal relationship come all the points you make about the different meetings, this is ratcheting up. if he doesn't get a real breakthrough, people will have

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this afternoon, foreign office staff met to show thlidarity ir kim. earlier, their boss said it was unprecedented for a friendly government not to cooperate with the british ambassador. >> what is morality in the front of -- what is morale like in the front office at the moment? >> i think people are shaken by what has happened. there is asked to see all my colleagues at 4:00 this afternoon. the basis on which we have worked all our careers suddenly feels as though it has challenged. james: the question who will choose the next resident of the british embassy in washington, theresa may or her l ccessor. either way, they wve a big repair job to do. james landale, bbc news. laura: for more on the impact of the resignation, i spoke earlier with the former u.s. ambassador to nato. thank you for being with us. as a diplomat yourself, what is your reaction to this resignation of sir kim darroch? >> well, i think it is a sad day for britain and a sad day for u.s.-british relationships. kim darroch has been an extraordinarily good ambassador representing the

he refers to kim as chairman kim. he talks about him as being his friend.love writing letters to each other, all the rest of it. is there any smart strategy in there? in other words, is that a way to loosen up north korea to maybe come to the table at least, although in the last year since singapore we haven't seen much change to the nuclear program inside north korea. >> personal relationships, trust that comes out of those relationships does make a difference in foreign policy. that's something we have seen over many, many decades so i don't want to say that it's a non factor. in this case, president trump took a big risk i think in this very showy photo opportunity roll of the dice with his tweet inviting kim jong-un at the last minute. he was reading kim as being as needy as he is for this kind of spectacular photo-op. and it seems to have worked in the sense that it now moves us back towards as jonathan lemire said a moment ago back to the process of working level dialogue about the details of what denuclearization might mean. trump is addicted to thes

and when i spoke to sir kim yesterday, so is he.ked me to pass on to the entire house his gratitude. while the failure of the former foreign secretary to leap to the defence of sir kim shows a lack of leadership that is lamentable, is not the priority now to restore the shattered confidence of our diplomatic corps? and is not the best way to do that to identify the miserable perpetrator of this act and then to see them charged with a criminal offense? my honourable friend is absolutely right about the leaking. i really hope that we find who did this and that their name and the consequences of what they did really become very, very clear indeed. there are many guilty parties in this affair who should be hanging their heads in shame. firstly, whoever was responsible for leaking the memos, then donald trump and his ridiculous tempertantrums, then the outgoing prime minister, who has indulged donald trump so much and received nothing but disrespect in return. but for me, the biggest villain of all is the man about to become our next pri

the president said he would no longer deal with the ambassador, sir kim darroch, and that thankfullytish people would soon have a new prime minister. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant reports. at a personal level, it's always looked more like an awkward rather than a special relationship. the reserved vicar‘s daughter alongside the brash manhattan tycoon. and although this is not the first time that donald trump has criticised theresa may, this is his most brutal assault yet. "i have been very critical about the way the uk and prime minister theresa may handled brexit," he fumed on twitter. "what a mess she and her representatives have created. "i told her how it should be done but she decided to go another way. "i do not know the ambassador but he is not liked or well thought of within the us. "we will no longer deal with him. "the good news for the wonderful united kingdom is that they "will soon have a new prime minister. "while i thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent state visit "last month, it was the queen who i was most impressed with." the ambassador he is referring to

white house following historic trip to north korea, what does this mean or what does his meeting with kim jong un really mean for denuclearization and how will it turn the tide with china, will it? we are live in washington, put down the cup of coffee because all your dreams are about to come true, edible cookie dough, we promise this is not fake news, "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, i'm heather childers, busy and historic weekend, thanks for starting your week with us and your day. reporting unidentified flying object near the border with north korea, this comes as president trump returns to washington after becoming first u.s. president to step into north korea, garrett tenney live from washington with the latest from the negotiations in asia, good morning, garrett. >> heather, good morning to you, the eyes of the world watching as president trump met with kim jong un for a third time, last night after landing in dc, the president tweeted so many amazing things happened over the last 3 day, all great for the united states, much was accomplished,

monday heially said would not comments and that he did not know sir kim.hat escalated monday evening when the president took to twitter and criticized the ambassador and it took another level when the american criticizedctually sir kim, calling him pompous, and saying the white house and the administration would not work with him, but also went on kim's boss, the .rime minister herself all of this during a leadership battle. , the debate between the two men who will succeed then the dayand after, become the prime minister of the united kingdom, and of course be handling brexit and a future deals, one of which is hoped by the united kingdom to be with its closest ally, the united states, and here we have this messy situation that seems to be escalating very much, and so, not a complete surprise since boris johnson would not confirm he would not sack, if he became prime minister and he is a front runner to do so, that he would sack sir kim, whereas, jeremy hunt, who polls predict he may not become prime no, her, he said that would not be sacking him, this is

trump made history being the first to step onto north korea alongside kim jong-un. the pair met at the demilitarized zone for nearly an hour and agreed to restart the demilitarized talks. >> the teams are going to start working to see whether or not they're going to do something. >> reporter: mr. trump believes his personalization with kim has made it a safer place, but talks with the north haven't budged since the failed talks in hanoi in late february. the president walked away from the table when kim demanded sanction relief. >> getting back to talks with the north koreans is important and i think that's a good thing. the second perspective,ou th comes higco>> the pictures o side by side with the president could boost the legitimacy on the global stage. in his meeting with chinese president xi jinping, he agreed not to ncrease tariffs. but a final agreement with china appears far off in the distance. steven portnoy, cbs news, seoul. >>> president trump also says that he plans to invite kim jong-un to the white house, but he did not say when that might happen. >>>

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the decadent rich are really unbelievable and of course, kim kelly is a membervi so is antifa. these are the most privileged people in our society. of course, this isn't the working class rising out. this is the ruling class punching down. when kim kelly, by the way, it isn't letting off the labor movement for teenage girls, she is also a contributor at npr. you can make this up. in other words, government funded news outlets are directly spreading the message of people who promote the murder of government officials. it's sick.

it kim's regime about to start testing nukes again? >>> i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news, amid stunning displays of anger and frustration, the house of representatives is preparing to vote on a democratic resolution condemning the president's, quote, racist comments that have legitimized an increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color. and while some republican lawmakers have now criticized the president's tweets, their leaders have not and the president is calling on the gop not to show weakness by joining in the resolution rebuking him. that comes as president trump is standing by his racist attack on four congresswomen of color. saying once more that they could leave the country. and members of his administration are weighing in, top adviser kellyanne conway saying the four minority congresswomen represent, in her words, a dark underbelly in this country. >>> i'll speak with congress woman jackie speier of the intelligence committee and

this is the linked memo from sir kim dark. situation and the leadership in the countries that they are representing. certainly following wikileaks in the us and now following the sleek in the uk, i would think that diplomats and british embassies around the world are going to be much more careful in what they write. there is a culture that, however, because it means that london is not necessarily going to be getting the most frank assessment from its people in the field. your cd, you have served among government departments than i can shake a stick at. you have served oliver the i am just wondering if you were in a capital city right now and you had the president talking about in these terms to any foreign ambassador, where would that leave, where does that leave the relations between the two countries? because there is now huge pressure on britain to get soaking dark out. that is a problem in itself, isn't it? certainly in talking with some of my former state department colleagues about the situation, there is a lot of sympat

that's another big win for kim. as you say, if what we do is end up with a freeze where north korea gets to keep 20 to 60 nuclear warheads and we lift sanctions and reward them for keeping their nuclear warheads, what a catastrophe that will be. >> a worse deal than the obama-iran deal. >> dramatically worse. the iranians would say we would like one of those, too. there is one problem. the north koreans have broken the last two deals they signed with us and we can't count on them to do anything. and we broke the last deal that we had with the iranians. nobody can trust us to do anything. this is all about the transaction. trump getting a win, kim getting a win, and the countries not so much. >> tim, donald trump clearly wants to find a way to say by the republican convention if not sooner, here's my big win. big win with north korea. whatever he will describe as a big win. >> the idea that donald trump thinks strategically about things should be put to rest. hopefully finally by the events of the last weekend. she t

i want to thank chairman kim for something else. when i put out the social media notification if you didn't show up the press was going to make me look very bad. you made us both look good and i appreciate it. we developed a great relationship. i think you go back to and a half years and look at what was going on, prior to me becoming president it was a very bad situation for south korea, north korea and the world. i think the relationship that we've developed has meant so much to so many people and it's just an honor to be with you and it was an honor that you asked me to step over that line. and i want to do it to thank you. it's been great. very historic day. folks from the media was saying this could be a very historic moment. i guess that's what it is. i enjoy meeting with you and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> anybody else? >> they are ready for you. >> where do you want it? >> right here. >> let's go inside. >> thank you very much. we just had a very good meeting with chairman kim and we have agreed that we are each go