kim, he's not calling the others that. 's -- it's fascinating to me that the president thought that that is what registered with the president. do you see what he called me? that's -- i mean, it's the easiest trick in the book. >> and look at the pictures. he's smiling. i've had one of my assistants evelyn duffy and steve raleigh check the photos and there are lots of photos of kim jong-un smiling and so forth. again, trump has got this reality in his head and you -- the first interview i sat there in the oval office. i brought my tape recorder. in fact, because he would call at odd hours, i had to carry this olympus tape recorder around with me because once he called and i didn't have the tape recorder, so i had to have one by the side of the bed, one down stairs and so i took this -- this is december 5th, last year, plunked it down on the redesk in the oval office a said this is all on the record. this is the history. it's going to come out before the election. he had these pictures of kill jud -- kim jong-un and orders a

paul: kim, he said last week you thought he was important for the repugnance to move forward before thection so they look like they are doing that, do you think they can get this done in less than 40 days? kim: absolutely. here is one of the other great merit to amy coming barrett in addition to everything, she was elevated to the circuit just three years ago, she's been through those fbi checks, she's met with some of the senators ad she'll have to do it again, of course. she's had practice with all of this. she's been vetted. if they keep to the schedule is put forward, there should be no reason why she shouldn't be out of the hearing, out of the committee vote and have a full vote on the senate before the end of october. the question will be, will democrats throw procedures low blocks, probably. they will have that on their hands. paul: kyle, what about the argument about her catholicism? she said about catholic by all about. she said it would not affect her decisions but nonetheless, it seems like critics are rolling that out once again. will that something that gives her troubling

kim he is a diehard p.t.'s man the 51 year old who runs a b.t.s. can say in seoul and the latest item that she wants to add to her collection shares and b.t.s. is music label big hit entertainment. for her you know we're trying to pick up one or 2 shares even if it's just one to 1. 100 who do i do i pulled my money and i want to be an investor. i want to get closer to b.t.s. and help them. with. stocks are a hot commodity in south korea right now due to government efforts to stimulate the economy you know analysts are expecting the big hit entertainment i.p.o. to raise up to 800000000 euro when it debuts in mid october. but many super fans of b.t.s. are just excited to contribute to the band's success. if i can be a shareholder and the b.t.s. members buy something nice to wear with my money then i will be so happy. the new offering in big hit entertainment i.p.o. is set to include $7100000.00 new shares and each is pegged to start at 105000 won or about 80 euro per share. the coronavirus pandemic is still weighing on the movie industry but while ho

, but he talks about kim jong-un, and he boasts to woodward that kim jong-un, quote, tells me everything including a graphic account of kim having his uncle killed. how could a president of the united states brag about sitting down with a tick day or the, a thug like kim jong-un and boast about his bragging about murder? >> history will judge donald trump harshly as it will judge the republicans who elevated and celebrated him as well. andrea, this is reporting from which donald trump may not recover politically. we've wondered that in the last three and a half years, but it's now 60 days out from an election. mail ballots hit in two or three weeks and given the recordings and the authenticity that backs up this reporting, it may be a story line he cannot recover from. we know now that he knew of the deadly threat of the virus. he played it out. by the end of february he was saying there are 15 cases, it will go to zero. a week later he was confessing to bob woodward that he knew of the gravity of this but his strategy was to play it down. he told woodward he was going to continue to do

that is what he is doing here. >> laura: kim, are you going to start laughing? i mean did the president pick amy coney barrett for the white, male vote? okay? i have heard of lot of really ridiculous things but that is at the top of the list. >> look, there are so many things to like about the nominee. that will transcend believe me the white male vote. she is smart, contextualist and she is consistent. secondly, she has been through the process and she handled it amazing aplomb and grace. she has been through the process and that will help her. how cool is it to get a working mom on the supreme court. a working mom of seven kids. you know, this woman is going to be something to reckon with as she goes through this.ki i hope that democrats learn something from the kavanaugh experience. iec keep reminding people four of them lost their seats in contested states after they voted no. >> laura: excellent point. if you can handle seven kids, i bet you can handle anything. molly; kim. stay right there. when we return we'll expose the latest faux outrage from the left

first checks kim's blood he checks you realize falls which can be raised after exercise and creating kinase all c.-k. levels which indicate tiny injuries in the muscles caused by hard training to kim didn't do any training yesterday so she should be rested her muscles one of good works particularly when she should never have been negative energy basket so she came here real levels should be lowered this morning feels like after giving a blood sample she does a performance test came is feeling good and powers away for about 5 minutes full power ok thanks. then she hits the road kim does a typical training session on a cross-country track 2 sets of 20 minutes full power with a 5 minute break in between. christian hatley is a keen soccer player and is doing similar tests separateness course he will check his blood in the same way but 1st he has to answer questions on how fifty's feeling today. the study is time consuming but the 27 year old was keen to take part. one of those as an amateur athlete i want you to know what my recovery time is like and how fit i am physically from a horse f

show your reports about the camps in north korea president bush once told me about kim's father kim jong-il, he jong-il because of what he's doing to his people. >> and for -- >> and you know what that attitude got him nothing. they haven't done it during me now, you know, you hear reports that they'll start again, but for three years, nothing they say president trump agreed to meet [ bleep ] meeting. >> annua, give us the perspective. is it just the meeting >> it is hurting national interests for him to be so close to kim jong-un, who is a violent -- has been horrible to his people he's met with kim three times. i think the first time is forgivable, because frankly nothing else was working, so the idea you would meet with him, do something unusual to jump-start negotiations is okay, but then they met two more times. again where our position actually set foot on north korean territory and got absolutely nothing in return the north korean nuclear programs has progressed substantially to where the north koreans have between 30 and 40 warhead and missiles we believe can reach parts of the continen

he admires kim jong-un. he admires one in turkey. -- president juan in turkey. -- the turkish president. him, -- remind him, you are not in north korea, turkey, russia. and by the way, you are not in saudi arabia. you are in the united states of america. it is a democracy. just try for a moment to honor your oath of office? to the constitution of the united states? it would not be a good thing for our country, for our election, to be ignored by the president. a solution, as the constitution provides for. nonetheless one which does not in my view constitute a peaceful transfer of power. lines,g the same president trump has made past provocative statements. you have said there are horrible things to say and got about business. is there anything more formal to make youro opposition to what he said yesterday? don't think he is worth the trouble at this point. we have 40 days until the election. he is trying to discredit mail-in voting, which is hurting. this has been an important part of our success. mail-in voti

frquote, trump was taken with k jong-un's flattery, woodward rights, that kim had addressed him as exlensy hehinking to himself holy bleep and find iing kim to be f beyond smart trump also boasted to woodward that kim tells me including a graphic account of kim having his uncle killed trump did not share his letters to kim, quote, those are so top secret the president said, that woodward writes that trump sent kim a copy of "the new york times" featuring a picture of the two men on the front page. wrote this, quote, chairman, great picture of you, big time, trump wrote on the paper in a ma marker trump falsely boasted to woodward, i'm the only one me smiles with. joining us now, ben ginsburg ben, you were in the news for reasons all of your own and we will spend some time on that, but i wanted to get you on the folly of donald trump engaging a jumpist and writer like bob woodward who records things, takes notes and who is better sourced than the u.s. government than just about anybody on that beat >> well, it confirms the president's belief in his own superior abilities to spin and shape a st

korean fisheries patrol boat on monday it's enough to write his life for us in seoul and draw a bed kim says he's greatly sorry does this come as a surprise. it is quite a surprising development it is not very often that north korea admits to making mistakes like this rarer still that they would then go and issue one appears to be a very sincere apology according to the presidential office here in south korea this apology has come personally from kim jong un saying how sorry he is to have disappointed moon j.n. the president of south korea talking about this unsavory case and putting in place measures to prevent a similar occurrence and the north says that it has apparently carried out its own investigation and has pretty much confirmed the details of what we know happened that apparently this was a south korean citizen on a some sort of floating object that came across to the northern side of this maritime border he was intercepted by this patrol boat and that north korean border guards fired a total of 10 rounds 10 shots at this individual it then says that the crew of this boat then set fire t

he admires kim jong-un. e admires erduwan in turkey and people that are per pet chew waiting their role in government. but i remind him you are not in north korea. you are not in turkey. you are not in russia, mr. president. and by the way, you are not in saudi arabia. you are in the united states of america. it is a democracy. >> now we see where that a admiration for dictators has taken him. >> we always knew it was coming to this. donald trump may not know what foreshadowing is, but he is an ardent student of it. he is always talking about these things. because he has no sense of humor, he's never joking. so when he was admiring kim jong-un or when he let erduwan from turkey have his body guards assault american protesters on american soil and said nothing about it, we already understood what donald trump wanted to be. those are the men donald trump aspires to and those men hold power with an iron fist and that's exactly what he's trying to do. the thing that's unnerving is if you think about lyndon johnso

2nd day of time until next time we don't have been sports physicians been playing 1st checks kim's blood he checks you realize falls which can be raised after exercise and creating kinase all c.-k. levels which indicate tiny injuries in the muscles caused by hard training. kim didn't do any training yesterday so she should be resting her muscles one of can work particularly when she shouldn't have been negative energy basket so she can use real levels should be lowered this morning feels like after giving a blood sample she does a performance test came miss feeling good and powers away for about 5 minutes full power ok thanks. then she hits the road kim does a typical training session on a cross-country track 2 sets of 20 minutes full power with a 5 minute break in between. christian hatley is a keen soccer player and is doing similar tests separateness course will check his blood in the same way but 1st he has to answer questions on how fifty's feeling today. the study is time consuming but the 27 year old was keen to take part. as an amateur athlete i want you to know what my recovery tim

i'm fit on the 2nd day until next time be done in sports physicians ashman playing 1st checks kim's blood he checks you realize falls which can be raised after exercise and creating kinase all seek a levels which indicate tiny injuries in the muscles caused by hard training to kim didn't do any training yesterday so she should be rested her muscles one of good works particularly when she should never have been negative energy basket so she came here real levels should be lowered this morning. after giving a blood sample she does a performance test came miss feeling good and powers away for about 5 minutes for power ok thanks. then she hits the road kim does a typical training session on a cross-country track 2 sets of 20 minutes full power with a 5 minute break in between. the christian hatter is a keen soccer player and is doing similar tests separateness course he will check his blood in the same way but 1st he has to answer questions on how fifty's feeling today. the study is time consuming but the 27 year old was keen to take part. as an amateur athlete i want you to know what my recover

now as rachel kim reports he may have been the victim of a violent kidnapping. >> is never gone more than a day without contacting and making sure that he is okay to us family. >> it has been two weeks since she and her family have her from her father. in august 20 the 20 year veteran of los angeles fire department went to his condo near rosarito, mexico, and as always come when he got there, he texted them a picture of the beach, that was alaskan indication from him. the next day, his brother and cousin went to check on him. >> they found things moved around in his condo, doors open, picture frames or moved, it was kind of a scene like people were looking for something. then they discovered that two vehicles were missing, laptop and a few more items. >> reporter: is also no sign of him, and his family contacted authorities in mexico. since then, he tells us investigators there and the fbi have been trying to find out what happened to him. she said they heard about possible foul play from media in mexico. than yesterday, the family was surprised to hear la mayor eric garcetti's day h

on north korea from the woodward book, trump was taken with kim jong-un. heexchanged wonderful letters woodward writes telling the author pridefully that kim had addressed him as excellencekim tells me everything including a graphic account of kim having his uncle killed this fascination and fetish for dictators is on full display here it sortd of also goes with it, donald trump respects people who earned power by inheriting it, kim jong-un, who flashes his power around the country violently and never leaves office like he doesn't inherent the people who have earned the glory. it does kind of all go together. >> the most damning parts of this book are what his senior advisers have said about him, and in the case of north korea, you look at what jim mattis said that the president is dangerous and unfit, and i think what story will live on from this is exactly that, that this is a president whose dangerous on matters of national security but joy, if i could, i want to revisit the race issue because there's something that should be deeply concerning about that e

president bush once told me about kim's father, kim jong-un said i love kim jong-un because of what he's doing to his people and for -- >> you know what? that attitude got him nothing. in the meantime, they built a huge nuclear force during the last two administrations. they haven't done it during me. you hear reports that they will start again but for three years, i get nothing. >> has he given you -- >> they say president trump agreed to meet. what the -- it's a meeting. i agreed to meet. sitting home reading your book.

a rare apology from north korea's kim jong un, he says the brutal killing by his soldiers of a southic. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. and so, the british government has no option but to continue this action, even after any adverse judgment in australia. concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. reports in us media say president trump has decided to nominate federaljudge amy coney barrett, to fill the supreme court seat left vacant by the death of ruth bader ginsburg. and the us has now recorded over seven million

said trump remarks that he was awestruck meeting kim for the first time in 2018, thinking to himself holy blank and fighting him to be smart. he boasted to woodward that kim tells me everything including a graphic account of him having his uncle killed. you have been a key player in these negotiations, what do you make of that characterization? >> i don't want to comment on things that are reported to be in the book other than to say this -- i was the first american from the administration to meet with chairman kim to talk about putting together these summits. i went over there as cia director, i reported that we are dealing with an adversary who understood the needs of his nation but was prepared to engage in a conversation about his nuclear stockpile. we built on the outcome of the historic visit to singapore to have his meeting with chairman kim some number of months later has put us in a position where i hope one day we can deliver on the fully verifiable denuclearize station on the korean peninsula. that is the mission the president has given us and we are continuing to

president said but other things but in particular in talking about north korea and kim jong un it says trump remarked that hewas awestruck meeting kim for the first time in 2018 in singapore thinking to himself holy blank, finding him to be, quote, far beyond smart, trump boasted to woodward that kim tells me everything including a graphic account of having his uncle killed. you've been a key player in these north korean negotiations, what do you make of that characterization? >> i don't want to comment on things that are reported to be in the book other than to say i was the first american from the administration to meet with chairman kim to talk about putting together these summits. i went over a, reported back to the president we were dealing with an adversary who understood the needs of his nation that was prepared to engage in conversation about his nuclear stockpile, we built on that in singapore to have his first meeting, put us in a position where i hope one day we can deliver on for the verifiable denuclearization of the korean peninsula, the mission the president has given us, we are continuing to

kim and he is a diehard p.t.'s man the 51 year old who runs a b.t.s. themed cafe in seoul and the latest item that she wants to add to her collection shares n.p.t.'s is music label big hit entertainment. for her all you know what time are eager to pick up one or 2 shares even if it's just 1. 100 who do i do i pull my money and i want to be an investor. and i want to get closer to b.t.s. and help. stocks are a hot commodity in south korea right now due to government efforts to stimulate the economy you know analysts are expecting the big hit entertainment i.p.o. to raise up to 800000000 euro when it debuts in mid october. but many super fans of b.t.s. are just excited to contribute to the band's success. if i can be a shareholder and the b.t.s. members buy something nice to wear with my money then i will be so happy. the new offering and big entertainment i.p.o. is set to include $7100000.00 new shares and each is pegged to start at 105000 won or about 80 euro per share. following a 5 months lock down south africa easing domestic travel restrictions all

is still doing it -- >> no. >> in the woodard book, you have the president saying when he met kim it was going to work. it's like you meet a special woman. in a second you know it will happen. this is too much. >> it's called words but focus on the deeds. jesse? >> i reviewed all of the winners since 1904. there are some obvious choices. fdr and george marshall and mlk and some snubs. you have people you scratch our head like barack obama and then people you never heard. they wrote a book or something. if you look at the presidency so far subjectively, lower the temperature on the korean peninsula and do a peace deal wi with arabs and kosovo that qualifies you for this because the criteria done the best work for the fraternity of nation. and for holding the promotion of peace congresses. i agree with kennedy. i would send his mouth to the hague. >> [laughing]. >> i would give the results the peace prize. >> [laughing]. >> somebody got to bed early. you did quite a lot of research. >> johnny did it. >> [laughing]. >> poor johnny. he deserves a nobody else -- nobel peace prize for b

he's the leader is this the hear. those in the years you use. the services in the. bureau 39 is one of the best kept secrets of the kim regime only north koreans who've escaped can talk about it openly. at a secret location we meet a man who used to work for bureau fairly 9 he was based in china his task smuggling foreign currency. then he escaped. his position was so. important that today the north korean regime threatens to kill him this is why he had plastic surgery to alter his face even so he only wants to be filmed from behind zip car journeys her journey 'd. ordering there is she in your view it is a war or the world war on the ground 0 gears of. war there's a corny iran or dorian is a poor leader has redock the. road was you know will weed out war. or just write your own. says oh is it. to understand bureau 39 and the capitalist structures of north korea it's important to understand its history in 1991 the soviet union breaks up north korea loses one of its most important trading partners. while many for my socialist states now rely on market economics they can continue to isolate themselves when kim jong il t

he admires kim jong-un. he admires erdogan in turkey. he admires their role in government. remind him you are not in north korea, you are not in turkey, you are not in russia, mr. president. by the way, you are not in saudi arabia. you are in the united states of america. it is a democracy. >> you know, general, you've seen other countries firsthand, other countries' democracies deteriorate into authoritarian regions. that's happening in places like turkey and belarus. what does it say to you that the speaker of the house of representatives is making that type of comparison. >> i think it's an opportunity to celebrate, wolf. we're not a monarchy, we're not a dictatorship. we have equal branches of government. let's take a minute to celebrate it even as we're concerned about protecting our democracy against dangers as we become more partisan, as we become more polarized. let's celebrate the fact that our founders had the foresight in connection with separation of powers and checks and balances on power. again, this is a lesson they took from the bloody wars of the 17th centu

he has picked leaders like putin to have a good relationship with the crown prince of saudi arabia, and his negotiation with kim jong-un. anyway, the positives and negatives are laid out as best i could. host: you write about these letters between the north korean leader and the president, which he calls love letters. you say the cia never figured out conclusively who wrote and crafted kim's letters to trump. they were masterpieces. finding the exact mixture of flattery while appealing to trump's sense of grandiosity and being center stage in history. guest: the letters are magnificent. from kim jong-il he reaches out for trump. jong-un, heim reaches out for trump. he says we know each other, we trust each other, we will be friends for each other. he says i remember meeting with you, holding your excellency's hand. they pledged fealty to each other. as i said in the book, it is almost like the knights of the round table. at the same time, when kim jong-un would not deliver on his agreement to get rid of his nuclear weapons, trump pushed him and said you gave your word on this. to make at ready deal. the second

president donald trump that he and the north korean leader, kim jong-un, have a special friendship, aque friendship, and he's consistently said he believes the two of them, most notably, himself. is the only one that could have prevented a war between the two countries. what we see here with these letters that bob woodward was able to see is the sort of progression of their relationship, of the friendship which really did highlight in 2018 after the singapore summit how the relationship was good, how the u.s. and north korea relationship was going well. then of course when it came to hanoi, the summit in 2019 where it was not going well, we heard from bob woodward that he had been told by the u.s. president that when he was negotiating with kim jong-un, he said, do you ever do anything other than send rockets up into the air? let's go to a movie together. let's go play a round of golf saying within the book that was the u.s. president saying he was trying to find a breakthrough within hanoi. clearly that didn't happen. there was then that third meeting between the two leaders at the d

north korean diplomat he escaped in 1901 later he was deputy director of south korea's institute for national security strategy. few people know more about the kim regime's workings than he does. by you. no the whole bunch only young able to sing quarries share you with us awesome ship or should i wonder of all those which who are still joe there. are. the same. talk to the problem of the north korean acts and all tell you that your 30 day is absolutely crucial in earnings residence for the north korean regime it's absolutely flights will take away everything collapses. here in new york the united nations impose and monitor the sanctions against north korea. and entity as important as bureau 39 should be heading the list of banned organizations office 39 as is normally talked about borrowed north korean defectors we don't really see office 13 going into our investigations instead we're looking at the north korean banks the shell companies traditionally operate overseas in 3rd current trees to generate foreign currency and then that money is sent back to north korea. bureau 39 of us out of north korea is not called bureau 30 day nobody identifies

also told woodward he thought kim was close to war and that he, president trump, was able to prevent that. woodward's book, the second one about president trump comes out to bookstores next week. now, do keep in mind trump was one of only several executives and leaders in the white house that woodward talked to on the record on tape for this book and with the president's blessing. marcus, i was going to leave you with the speculation that we probably hear more about this book with somethi else. indeed, that actually literally happened. a few moments ago business insider, access to an early copy of the book said president trump boasted he protected saudi brings mohammed bin salman after khashoggi's brutal murder. cia said mbs had something to do with khashoggi's murder. he said he protected the prince from any actions from congress. >> you will be busy fact checking a lot of things in that book. thanks, scott. >>> a coronavirus relief bill doesn't pass the procedural vote in congress. it only received 52 yes votes. house democrats say it falls short and none vote for it. the $300 bill

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week unclear if he's going to wait for the funeral of ruth bader ginsburg really was like within the hour after they announced that she had passed the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell kim said he was going to fill the seats despite the president that he himself said under president obama so here's the problem for the president and senator mcconnell they have $45.00 days to the election most supreme court justices takes months that in normal times they meet with pretty much every u.s. senator it's really a lobbying campaign to try and get this done $45.00 days that's going to be tough the other tough thing for the senator is what his own members have said on the record don't forget it was in march the president barack obama put up a nominee and the republicans at the time said no no you cannot put up a justice in an election year so now we're 45 days but we're seen senators like lindsey graham who came out and swore that he would never put up a supreme court nominee in the middle of a presidential campaign he's now saying that he's fine with it that he thinks they should do it in the 45 days but he does senator mcconnell doesn't have huge numbers she just needs a couple

apology after his soldiers shot dead a south korean fisheries official near the border in a letter kim said he was very sorry for the incident. bride reports on this now from south korea's capital seoul and he says the north is making a concerted effort to improve relations with its neighbors. quite a surprising development it is not very often that north korea admits to making mistakes like this rarer still that they would then go and issue one appears to be a very sincere apology according to the presidential office here in south korea this apology has come personally from kim jong un saying how sorry he is to have disappointed moon j.n. the president of south korea talking about this unsavory case and putting in place measures to prevent a similar occurrence and the north says that it has apparently carried out its own investigation and has pretty much confirmed the details of what we know happened that apparently this was a south korean citizen on a some sort of floating object that came across to the northern side of this maritime border he was intercepted by this patrol boat and that nor

in a letter, kim said he was very sorry about the incident.eporter says the north is making a concerted effort to improve relations with its neighbor. >> quite a surprising developing. it's not often that north korea admits to making mistakes like this. rarer still that they would go issue what appears to be a sincere apology. according to the presidential office, the apology has come personally from kim jong-un, to say how sorry he was to have disappointed president of south korea, talking about this unsavory case and putting in place measures to prevent a similar current. the north says it has apparently carried out its own investigation, and they have pretty much confirmed the details of what we know happened, that apparently this was a south korean citizen on some sort of floating object that came across to the northern side of this maritime border, and he was intercepted by patrol boats and that north korean border guards fired a total of 10 rounds, 10 shots, at this individual. it then says that the crew of this boat set fire to the floa

i'm fit on the 2nd day until next time you go to the sports physicians been playing 1st checks kim's blood he checks you realize falls which can be raised after exercise and creating kinase all c.-k. levels which indicate tiny injuries in the muscles caused by hard training to kim didn't do any training yesterday so she should be rested her muscles one of can work particularly when she should never have been negative energy basket so she came here real levels should be lowered this morning the seals are after giving a blood sample she does a performance test came is feeling good and powers away for about 5 minutes full power ok thanks. then she hits the road kim does a typical training session on a cross-country track 2 sets of 20 minutes full power with a 5 minute break in between. because john hatley is a keen soccer player and he's doing similar tests said breena scoresby will check his blood in the same way but 1st he has to answer questions on how fifty's feeling today. the study is time consuming but the 27 year old was keen to take part. when i was as an amateur athlete i wanted to kno

on the 2nd day i mention next time we don't have the sports physicians ashman thing 1st checks kim's blood he checks you realize falls which can be raised after exercise and creating kinase all c.-k. levels which indicate tiny injuries in the muscles caused by hard training. kim didn't do any training yesterday so she should be resting her muscles one of good works particularly when she should know having negative energy basket so she can use real levels should be lowered this morning. after giving a blood sample she does a performance test came miss feeling good and powers away. 5 minutes for power ok thanks. then she hits the road kim does a typical training session on a cross-country track 2 sets of 20 minutes full power with a 5 minute break in between. christian hatter is a keen soccer player and is doing similar tests separateness course he will check his blood in the same way but 1st he has to answer questions on how fifty's feeling today. the study is time consuming but the 27 year old was keen to take part. more when i was as an amateur athlete i want you to know what my recovery tim

me about that quite openly and so he picked leaders like putin to have a good relationship with him and with the crown prince of saudi arabia and his negotiation with kim jong-un in. anyway, the positives and the negatives are laid out as best i could. >> host: you right in the book about these letters between north korean leader and the president which he calls love letters. you see the cia never figure it out conclusively who wrote and crafted kim's letter to trump. they were masterpieces. the analyst marveled at the skills someone brought to signing the exact mixture of flattery while appealing to trump's sons of grandiose city and being center stage in history. >> guest: the letters are magnificent because there is, from kim jonget moon he just reaches out for trump and says we know each other and we can trust each other and we will be friends for each other and at one point he talks about i remember standing in meeting with you and holding your excellency's hand and they pledge fealty to each other as i say in the book it is almost like the knights of theal round table and at the same time when kim jong moon would not deliver on his agreement to g

kim. you know, i haven't taken sanctions off. >> he realizes how important it was to him. he keeps telling -- your excellence, this is going to go down in history. this is going to be -- >> would he have called obama or

kim jong up. he seems to be revealing something that's classified, because woodward talked to sources in the military who said they could not discuss that at all but did confirm there is a nuclear system. >> he continues to reveal classified information. everything from information that we receive from our allies, israel, that he revealed to russian leaders when he brought them into the oval office, while keeping the american press out. he has continued to show that he is not someone who can be safe, who can be trusted to safeguard america's national secrets. and this is the commander in chief of our military. it is dereliction of duty. it is a failed leader. if he were a rank and file officer in the united states military, he would definitely be prosecuted for some things that he's done as commander in chief. and he continues to hold himself up as if he's some sort of hero. in fact he is nothing but a draft-dodging coward, someone who can't even keep the secrets of this nation. >> and senator duckwo

it's the rarest of apologies — and it comes from the north korean leader kim jong un. he'sn at sea. the official was shot dead by north korean soldiers, and his body set on fire, apparently as a precaution against coronavirus. and it comes as tensions between the two koreas are high. soo kim, a former cia analyst who monitored korean relations said so, it really is bizarre because i think that the south korean government and, rightfully so, the media have actually taken this as really a true apology from the north korean leader, when in fact they did express "regrets", but at the same time they did take the time to point the blame and to criticise the south korean government for their contact as well. we still have to see since it's been less than 2a hours since we saw the "apology" from north korea, but one — the facts still remain to be disputed, and two — as you just mentioned, i think it is really in the interest of the south korean government to try to smooth out the seams between the two koreas so that one — the international attention is not so much on the north kore

he wants to be just like putin, just like kim jong-un, just like maduro. he wants to be just like mohammed bin salman. he craves this. he doesn't want to run for president, and that's why he says what about 12 more years, 12 more years? he's not joking. understand, donald trump doesn't have a sense of humor. >> john, that line is something that professionals in comedy pointed out to me, that he doesn't have a sense of humor. there's just this emptiness and what michael cohen is describing as this craving for hanging onto power. >> yes. if you ever heard him laugh, lawrence, not only does he not have a sense of humor like tell a joke, but you never see him with an easy chuckle. you never see donald trump guffaw. that part of him is dead, and i think it is the all-consuming narcissism. now what cohen is saying, there's a lot of ways in which donald trump changed. i think michael cohen would have been fascinated to hear him speak of what is donald trump's cognitive decline because that's equally obvious. hand in hand with that cognitive decline over the last 1

he has bit of a challenge ahead them. >> understood scott, thank you for that breaking news. >>> joining us news is the former british ambassador to the united states, lauren kimer his blunt assessment of the trump administration was linked last year. his new book is out called "collateral damage." >> thank you, great to see you again. >> and now you can watch us every afternoon in the uk. >> well, thanks for tipping me off. >> i want to start with that breaking news, that scott mclean just reported, the new restrictions that we're seeing in britain and that boris johnson, the prime minister, just announced they would be in place for the next six months. at the same time, there's a new pew research poll that shows people in 13 countries and they surveyed people in 13 countries. 85% of them think the u.s. has done a lousy job with dealing with coronavirus but it sounds like the uk is doing no better of a job. >> it really feels, alisyn, like the second wave is looming over us and, you know, the three month lockdown this year was pretty tough. and the government will do everything it can to avoid a second national lockdown. but measures like the curfew, closing

but he did have supporters, like kim adams, a friend from church. >> he does have a very strong networkand love him. >> she says team dave chose to back him quietly from outside the courthouse, hoping to avoid the many cameras both in and outside the courtroom. >> i have a lot of respect for those people that didn't go. he knows who loves him. >> she watched the news in disbelief, not recognizing the man prosecutors described as a cold-hearted killer. surely, this wasn't the dave she had known for almost seven years. her trusted confidante. >> i kept thinking to myself, they're talking about my friend, but that's not my friend. that's not the friend that i know. >> but in court, his defense team would not call on kim and the silent friends as character witnesses. the defense was mounting a stripped down argument. jurors, there's nothing here. nici left the condo that morning, and dave had no idea where she ended up. >> nicole pietz was missing. and her husband, david pietz, never saw her again. what happened to nicole is a mystery. >> after ten days of trial, with more than 40 witnesses

jong un, a big picture that he gave me and a binder with the letters between kim jong un and himself at that point. >> do you think he has the judicial philosophy or, in fact, policy interests that are consistent? i wondered in reading the book it seems he talks a lot about how important it is to be flexible which in another way probably means changing his mind backwards and forwards on things. do you think -- seems like one of the other things that he seemed quite fixated on was making sure that he had negated all of obama's policies, is that his major -- consistent policy direction or does he have policy interest and judicial philosophy? >> well, i think it's transactional and it's the impulse. hey, wait a minute. you go to the grocery store. i will take the green one, i will take this. this is what drove senior people who served him early like james mattis, defense secretary tillerson and secretary of state dan coats is the number one intelligence person. there was no planning, there was no organization, there was no -- let's all get together and decide what we are going to

he's survived by his wife joan and his daughters kim and christina. mississippi, the middle school is mourning the loss of coach james. he was a teacher and football coach who led his students to several championships. friends and family remember him as a social and happy man who loved to wear bow ties. he is survived by his wife and daughter. he was 42 years old. may they rest in peace, and may their memories be a blessing. i'm wolf blitzer here in washington. i'll be back tomorrow 7:00 p.m. eastern with another special edition of the situation room. cnn special report fight for the white house donald trump's presidency starts right after a quick break. i'm the founder of a full-service nanny agency. when covid hit, i happened to be the main bread winner. sixty percent of my nannies got laid off. i had to furlough my office team. dave is my financial advisor at northwestern mutual. he's like a father to me. he reached out to me. and then reminded me that years of planning with him set me up for success. i was able to rehire my staff. and now i can pr

there's the headlines over these continues here on al-jazeera today's inside story with kim next. verse he wanted to the bottom of the finale and i'll miss the it's changed his mind saying. he forced to make this u. turn and what is missing is dispute with his call tell us about football this context this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm convinced saw football a little messi has been forced to back down in his attempt to leave his lifelong football club f.c. barcelona the argentine ended weeks of speculation by announcing he's reluctantly decided to stay for one more season but i see said he would see off his contract until next year to avoid taking the club to course the player wanted to leave on a free transfer but in the spanish league say he's bound by an 837000000 dollars buyout clause messes decision doesn't end of a dream for his fans back home in argentina though who hope he'll one day return to his childhood club and has more from when a size. he's staying but he wants to go what the world of football wants to know is where the wild in all mess is destination be o