so i thought that kim jong un giving him the legitimacy was now worth it. and i do think that trump had good intentions that he really genuine thought he could give, that kim jong un some trust so he could open up the country and, you know, denuclearize country backwards. didn't happen. so it's too bad that, you know, good intentions always not lead to good pass thank. hi when you first came to america i was shocking thing that you found besides the things you've already talked about. it was very interesting, me and so many things, but, you know how again, like having too much can be a problem, you know, or my were going to like econ gym do you know what that is and yo i don't have a gym membership because like i were so much of it but you know my friends like their problem was like having eating so much foods that they had to lose weight and then there's a dating app, but there's too many guys. they don't know what they say so they now nicole therapist about each week. and then it was very confusing because i was living in new york city i was oceana everybo

>> reporter: we're told that kim jong un is eager to have another go at this. ong said another attempt will happen soon, but there are lingering questions over north korea's real capability to do that. ♪ north korea's ambitious supreme leader suffers a demoralizing setback in his quest to keep up with south korea in space. kim jong un's attempt to launch a military satellite into orbit failed when the rocket it was placed on crashed in the sea. >> what specifically went wrong here? >> the second stage was start and carry the satellite on the rest of its journey. looks like they had an issue with the second stage. >> reporter: south korean intelligence believes the north koreans rushed preparations for it and changed the flight path, according to a south korean lawmaker. south korea's military says it recovered fragments of the rocket about 125 miles off its west coast. >> recovering the debris will allow us to understand if the entirety of their manufacturing capability, and if we find western or nonnorth korean created components, we can try to focus in on prev

the sister of the north korean dictator kim jong un saying that north korea is determined to launch a to boost the accuracy of north korea's nuclear weapons. will ripley is "outfront." >> reporter: for the first time in seven years, north korea is trying to put a satellite into orbit, and this time its military purpose is no secret. unlike these launches in 2012 and 2016, pyongyang no longer promises peaceful civilian research. north korea wants to deploy a spy satellite. experts say it could improve the accuracy of nuclear weapons. raising the stakes in an escalating standoff with the u.s. and its allies. north korea undeterred by a failed first launch early wednesday. a new rocket cohlima-1 crashed into the yellow sea. the nation's space agency blames a new engine system with unstable fuel. they are vowing to carry out a second launch as soon as possible. in south korea and japan, air raid sirens sounded within minutes of the satellite launch. >> it was framed as a kind of wartime alert. >> reporter: millions of mobile phone users woke up to evacuation warnings, later canceled. miss

being groomed to be the supreme leader, they point out south korean intelligence recently said kim jong-un been seen in public and experts say it's possible that kim jong-un is waiting to unveil him until he's more of age. wolf. >> all right, brian todd reporting, thank you. >>> coming up on "erin burnett outfront" right after "the situation room," bob good who plans to vote against the debt deal. can house speaker kevin mccarthy afford to lose his vote coming up at the top of the hour, 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> just ahead, president biden remembers the americans who gave their lives fighting for this country. ♪ ) cutting edge innovation... ( ♪ ) ) ...a.and thoughtful details... ...inspired by you. ( ♪ ) from the brand that delivers amazing ownership experiences, this is the first ever, all electric, rz. this is lexus, electrified. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an. it was really discouraging. but golo's so ea, the weight just falls off. you're doing business in an app driven, multi-

what that means, no idea. >> ainsley: my red button is bigger and kim jong-un is my friend. okay. do you have connections i have with world leaders? >> brian: kim jong-un would never be my friend. >> lawrence: i think he's saying, work with the guys, he's taking on kim jong-un and he's taking on putin, as well, and i think the same thing he's been saying. he doesn't want endless war. that is something on the debate stage. ron desantis was on with trey gowdy last night, this is what he had to say. >> i don't mind being called different things, i've been called everything, but a child of god, as it is. it doesn't phase me. you can call me what you want, just make sure you call me a winner, that is what we've done in florida and want to do in the election and bring great policies to bear. there will be slings and arrows, i'm a big boy and can take it. people have given more than that for this country to be free, you can see their tombstones in places like ar-- arlington national cemetery. >> brian: here are words he's going to use. i will right the ship, restore sanity in societ

roll him out with indications of how brilliant a military strategist he is. >> reporter: but if kim jong un'ss the supreme leader, would the north korean people who've never known anyone except a male member of the kim dynasty as their leader actually accept a female at the top? they say it's much more important to be a kim than to be male. >> interesting indeed and very important. brian todd, thanks very much. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, a cnn exclusive. multiple sources telling cnn tonight that the national archives has proof that trump knew the proper process to declassify

kim jong-un allen sees _ they in operation? kim jong-un allen sees the _ they in operation? _ allen sees the world differently than we do and from his perspective the korean war is not officially over, so the north korean viewers they would like to see that officially ended and then be able to work from there whereas the us from the point of view of most of the point of view of most of the world is that you need to give up your nuclear weapons programme and then move from there so spy satellites are really important if you want to be able to target, accurate targeting capability so the fact north korea does not have thatis fact north korea does not have that is clearly a concern to them. they put it on the back burnerfor them. they put it on the back burner for a them. they put it on the back burnerfor a while them. they put it on the back burner for a while because they have been working on the icbm, but the technology for icbm and space launch vehicles is essentially the same and is interchangeable, so now they feel like their missiles are in good shape they will start wor

of months, he said that was the biggest event, the biggest problem that the world was facing was kim jong-unyou tried calling him and actually they did 11 times but he did not, kim jong-un did not want to meet with them did not like him and did not want anything to do with him. a tough guy is started off rough, i was saying little rocket man and he was say to have a red button on my desk and willing to use it and i said i have a red button and mine is bigger in mind works. also it was very nasty and all the sudden we get a phone call they want to meet and i made the olympics assessor, they were having the olympics and south korea nine months and nobody was buying a ticket because he didn't want to have missiles shot at them during the limbic ceremonies. they said we would like to participate in the olympics and have our teams, the whole thing was crazy and within one day the entire olympics was sold out, that was because of me. we had really rough rhetoric you had a lot of people say this getting really dangerous but one day they called and they said we want to meet i had two meetings we got

kim-un.- dangerous thing. i got along great-kim-un. i dangerous thing. i got along. great-kim-un. now, great with kim jong un. has to do— has to do with the money. a lot of it has to do with— has to do with the money. a lot of it has to do with the niiiienw— of it has to do with the military. you- of it has to do with the military. you know, that we're giving- — military. you know, that we're giving- iwi— military. you know, that we're giving- on i— military. you know, that we're giving. but i would get that ioei— giving. but i would get that new eono— giving. but i would get that deal done within 24 hours. that nee— deal done within 24 hours. that nee-io— deal done within 24 hours. that war has be stopped. that war war has to be stopped. that war is war has to be stopped. that war ie e— war has to be stopped. that war ie e iieeeion— war has to be stopped. that war is a disaster. and— war has to be stopped. that war is a disaster. and i'm talking inen— is a disaster. and i'm talking more than money. i'm talking eiowi— more than money. i'm talking eiowi ino— more than money. i'm talking about the human— more th

the biggest problem the world was facing was kim jong-un, havi you trie sd calling him and thel did 11inong-un d not want to meet with him he did not like him or want anything to do with them. i was a little rocket man and hw waass saying i got a red buttonn my desk and am willing to use io and i said i have a red buttoned to mine is bigge br in mind wora also it was very nasty and then we get a phone call, they want to meet and then i made the olympics and in south korea they were having the olympics in nine months and nobody was buying ag ticket because they did notht wt to have a missile shot at them during the limbic opening ceremonies and they said we like to participate in the olympics, the whole thinmpicg was crazy a within one day the entirecr olympics was sold out, that was because of me but we had really rough rhetoric and i will tell you i doha a lot of people sayin this is getting dangerous, one day they called and said we want to meet and i got along greate and the whole situatiosin straightened out after the beginning of my second term, now it's the opposite now he shooting

kim jong-un recently expected what north korea claims is there -- approved for deployment. 's new satellite won't be able to feed images that are as hi-res or sophisticated as the ones from americas satellites can, still. >> what might he be able to spy on that are sensitive to the u.s. and allies? >> the north koreans will be primarily interested in military bases belonging to the south koreans, to the americans and south korea, and then likely installations for the u.s. and japan in japan and naval movements near the coast of north korea. >> the launch of a spy satellite would be the latest in a pattern of aggressive moves by the north korean strongman. came as testified more than 100 missiles since the beginning of last year. and last month he claimed to have fired off a long-range intercontinental missile, powered by solid fuel. analysts say a solid fuel icbm would give north korea more flexibility, because those missiles can be launched more quickly than others. north korea recently tested an underwater drone that it said was capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. and t

your participation, the latest information from north korea , i will read it very quickly now, kim jong- un sent a telegram putin taking advantage of the opportunity once again, i send you a warm military greeting to the army and people of russia, who bravely stood up for the sacred struggle for the realization of international justice and the protection of the global world against the violence and tyranny of the imperialists, kim jong-un, the leader of north korea, and putin , babkin. stand up, great country, oh god, what horror is with us? yazku danylo miro - deputy of the dnipropetrovsk city council of dniprovska excuse me danylo, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, this morning is not easy, although the anti-aircraft defense forces worked well the wreckage of our country. unfortunately, a russian rocket fell on a residential building , tell us a little more about the consequences of this attack so close to midnight, so late in the evening, a-and such a massive attack began, due to which, uh, it was quite loud in the dnipro, and one of the rockets despite that that our right worked ver

drills overseen by north korea dictator kim jong un nt did it with style.cosplaying as diane keaton in the latest nancy myers movie. it is kim-clicated. i see what you did there. [cheers and applause] how many weeks? four weeks. four weeks away from the midterms and ohio voters this mid term to decide whether they like adventure capitalists or the beer you glued on being a graced by the former president who gave him this ringing endorsement last month. >> j.b. is kissing my [bleep]. >> stephen: j.d., if you want to do that you have to squeeze in next to lindsey graham. because those two -- [cheers and applause] those two, those two are like a couple of puppies fighting over eta. luckily, there is plenty of -- to go around. last night, last night he faced off in the first and only debate against his opponent, democratic congressman tim ryan seen here playing the air hoagie. he made sure nobody forgot how much of a gravel or he is buried >> i think the problem is when you've got guys like j.d. vance who cannot stand up to anybody. i'm from ohio, i do not kiss

what rhetoric coming from the sister of kim jong—un.th korean president andrew biden? i the south korean president andrew biden?— the south korean president andrew biden? i think it was to be exnected- — andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they _ andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they would - andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they would be . andrew biden? i think it was to be expected. they would be a i be expected. they would be a strong statement from kim yo—jong. i am surprised there was not more, notjust in a statement but in the action. as a habit, sometimes they make a launch will take some other actual action and notjust words to send a message when there is a summit between the us and south korea all south korea and japan or any other country that may not sit well with them. country that may not sit well with them-— country that may not sit well with them. you are actually a former nuclear _ with them. you are actually a former nuclear negotiator - with them. you are actually al former nuclear nego

kim jong un. interesting. o. j. simpson which we had on this podcast, actually very well. i doing very well. um . i better not get into it. i knew o j so well on the golf course. no, i don't think he cheats. but i'd say golf. i mean, he loves playing golf. i just say go because i want to be very nice. you know, i was that was a terrible situation. it that one he handles delicately the one question he thinks twice about answering in his whole life. kim jong un no problem. o. j. all i'll say is he loves golf, okay? trump is revving the engines. he made a remote appearance for a crowd of evangelicals in des moines, iowa. over the weekend, maga teresa sent in a video message to the crowd at the faith and freedom coalition and man. oh, man, does this guy know how to connect with a religious audience as the most pro life president in american history? i will continue to stand strong against the extreme late term abortionists in the democrat party who believe in abortion on demand in the ninth month of pregnancy and even executing babies after birth, they actually talk beyond ear

secretary dealt with a lot of very interesting people from putin to kim jong un to the most evil man in the world, xi jinping, as you call him in the book. i am curious about their energy level. and i put this in the context of president, given the state of the union tonight, i'm a little bit worried about how that went i didn't get a chance to say anything up here. so i'm curious the energy level of foreign leaders that you dealt with, how did they ranged? did anyone appear to you in firm or were they all kind of on the top of their game? you talk about nbc and nbc, this book, they both seem to be highly energetic. what what are we up against? yeah, i hadn't been that question before. i mean, these these folks were all young. they were in they were in the beginning of their trajectory, with the exception, perhaps, of putin. they would be in the beginning of their career trajectory and maybe putin had a little less energy than some of the others. that is, his meetings were often. but he made up for that with variable. so that's true there was no absence of capacity there for sure but

and under kim jong-un north korea has increased the frequency of its missile tests. rising nuclear tensions create a serious dilemma for japan. japanese security is dependent on the united states nuclear umbrella. in fact, japan, the u.s., and south korea plan to discuss the expansion of nuclear deterrence in the region during the summit, but japan is also the only country in the world to suffer a war-time nuclear attack, and there is a strong nuclear disarmament movement here, which reaches up to the very top levels of government. >> translator: i want to deliver a strong message towards a world without nuclear weapons. >> reporter: that is the main reason why this year's g7 is being held in hiroshima. having two different identities as a victim of the atomic bomb in a country being protected by such weapons, the summit will be an opportunity for japan to present a concrete proposal towards nuclear disarmament. >> we face the risk of the use of nuclear weapons and also risk of increase in nuclear arsenal in various parts of the world. so we definitely have to contin

it's here the one that the singer, from which there is no kim jong-un's sister called a traitor to thewell, this singer is known. yes , the famous one, which biden invited to his place, so that he could finally have time. it was a disaster where the plane crashed. well, yes, it's for this song, well, what to do? but they gave him a guitar. and so easily for the guitar a man such a singer on call a year ago he came, he spoke about the independence of south korea , came on his own feet and managed in terms of the fact that we will even be americans. this good thing he's not very good. look at the kishida fumiu. it's japan's premier so he's doing the right thing. i didn’t do it right anyway, and now another person has come back in south korea well, guys, how are we going to contain china well, in any case, i once again support the proposal of this by miracles about the need to immediately transfer. the maximum amount of humanitarian assistance to the people of north korea suffering from sanctions , while also considering the provision of military technical and military assistance to the n

judging by my conversation with kim jong-un and north korea , who will soon become my friend, the paratroopersmed everything on their own popularity. i am the governor of rondesantis. i'm running for president of the united states to lead our great american return we announced it on twitter space tonight and it broke the internet because so many people wanted to hear it. now let's see if we can break it down and win . although 4 years ago both were in the same boat, trump helped the paratroopers win in florida, then mr. trump said you were fired. i love this moment. he teaches madison to say make america great again now they're adversaries trump sees florida governors as ungrateful imposters copying his political views. how can you talk about loyalty when you helped someone, and then he declares that he is going to run for president against you he said so, but he is pouring in the ratings because he called for voting against affordable insurance and other things. now it’s really almost two times lower than trump’s, 24% versus 504 for the former us president it would seem that there is nothing

earlier this month kim jong-un inspected a facility that reportedly produced the spy satellite.yongyang is saying the satellite will produce real-time information about the military acts of the country's enemies we will. continue to stay across that story and bring you reactions later in the program. but our top story at this hour, at russia's military at least three waves of aerial assault on the yucatan capital key since sunday night -- of the ukrainian capital of kyiv sunday night. much of the population is sheltering in bunkers and underground train stations. on tuesday drones also hit civilian part of the russian capital of moscow. some buildings were damaged there, but no one was seriously injured. ukraine has denied any involvement in that attack, but the russian president vladimir putin accused it of terrorist activity, saying it was an attempt to scare and provoke russia. our correspondent has more. reporter: for some, this was the moment russia's war in ukraine hit home. residents in a wealthy suburb west of moscow were broken to a large-scale drone attack. russian pre

jason mask, she likes horror movies >> her birthday is this weekend >> ♪ ♪ >> north korea director kim jong unook. if the image or show him in a white tunic. he's wearing black slacks and he has a khaki sort of safari hat on and he's been spotted in a brown field jacket. the experts say he sending a message that he is bold, proud, in control of his nuclear program. the reclusive nation has conducted seven missile tests in the past two weeks. >> glorious peoples, over the last two weeks, i've been firing missiles over japan, but no one seems to care. who does a guy have to blow up around here to get a

tell me, please, this is kim jong-un, he has hope in the belarusian people to get out of this .orth korea, what we can clearly see is that these people have been gathered, but it is not only these people . people gathered, well, this is severnaya korea is what we will see, mr. yevgeny, the problem is that we often focus on representatives of belarusian migration , well, that is, quite a lot of people left belarus, but it is hundreds of thousands, but a few million , somewhere around 9 million, remained inside the states , not all of them are supporters of lukashenka but there is such a police regime. that openly opposing lukashenka is, well, it is really dangerous, that is, i would say that uh, the belarusian security forces, for lukashenka, they deliberately carry out uh, harsh things, as harsh as possible, perhaps in the region balta-black sea, by the way, these are belarusian publications, our niva wrote that they were trade unionists, well, that is, this is a separate topic, trade union leaders in the post -soviet space, i was actually more amused by the fact that lukashenko

be north korea's first military spy satellite state media says the launch has been approved by kim jong un, the supreme leader of north korea. >>> turning to italy where the mystery surrounds the floating city, as its famous canals turned bright green of the restaurant-lined area is popular with tourists. no information has been released on what turned the water green but environmental officials are testing the canals of >canals >>> we kicking off the unofficial start of summer how are we looking >> good morning guys, great to see you. we looking pretty good we do have some trouble spots, but we're looking pretty good in portions of the midwest, great lakes, new england, the southwest. warm but dry, looking at showers from the northern plains to the central plains, parts of the southern plains could see heavy rain in parts of southern texas. some severe storms, strong storms later on this afternoon, evening, in parts of the central high plains, mainly nebraska, also south dakota. cool and wet into the mid atlantic and carolinas we have a coastal low spinning off the coast. it had finally m

us officials are calling it a huge embarrassment for kim jong un, saying the rocket carrying the satellite essentially blew up in the air and plunged into the water as abc's martha raddatz tells us, neighboring nations were rattled. the japanese government sent warnings that north korea may have launched a test missile and urged people in okinawa to take shelter immediately. the us embassy in japan repeated those warnings in seoul, south korea, warnings were given over public address systems and phones, telling people to evacuate, but later said that was sent in error. and so far no reports of damages or disruption. north korea is vowing to find out what went wrong and conduct a second satellite launch soon. new pictures show south korea's military retrieving parts of the satellite from the sea. now to a close call over the south china sea. a chinese fighter jet came within 400ft of a us reconnaissance plane, forcing it to bounce through turbulence. the us is calling it an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver. it's the latest in an alarming increase in confrontations with chinese aircraft. a

this will be a big disappointment for the north korean leader kim jong—un.s been working to give north korea its first ever spy satellite and he announced this week he was planning the launch. a spy satellite would give north korea a strategic advantage to allow it to monitor its enemies from the sky, south korea and the us, and be able to spot incoming attacks as well as plotting its own attacks. the north said this morning it will attempt to launch again in the nearfuture. so this false alarm in seoul this morning has serious implications, because over the years, people here have become desensitised to the threat posed by north korea. the danger is now that when a real emergency happens, they will be less likely or less quick to respond. moscow has been targeted by multiple drones, in what's been described as the most dangerous attack on russia's capital since the second world war. officials said eight drones had reached the city and caused some damage, but most had been shot down. ukraine has denied any involvement. russia's president vladimir putin said

earlier this month north korean leader kim jong—un visited a facility assembling north korea's firstears. we're going to leave you now with a story from italy, where there's a bit of a mystery taking over the city of venice. it's after a stretch of the grand canal turned flourescent green. these images were taken near the famous rialto bridge in the last few hours. authorities there have called an emergency meeting with police, who are looking into whether it could be a climate protest. but unusually, no group has said they're behind it. the fire service sent out this video — they've been helping the environment agency take samples of the waters to be analysed. that's all from us in washington. stay with us. hello, there. some of you may have seen the fabulous halo effect around the sun on sunday evening. it was caused by thin, high cloud made up of ice crystals — and, just like a rainbow, you can get a double halo effect. there'll be some of that high cloud around on bank holiday monday. for much of the country it is going to be a dry and sunny day. but it'll be a chilly start and t

tell me, please, this is kim jong-un, the belarusian people have hope to get out of this. well, this is north korea , what we can clearly see is that people have been gathered, but it is not only these people who have been gathered. north korea is what we saw mr. yevhen, the problem is that we often focus on representatives of the belarusian emigration, well , that is, quite a lot of people left belarus, but it is hundreds of thousands, but a few million, somewhere around 9 million , remained inside the states, not all of them are supporters but lukashenka is like that the police regime what openly opposing lukashenka is, well, it's really dangerous, that is, i would say that the belarusian security forces , for lukashenka, deliberately carry out tough things as hard as possible, the toughest, maybe in the baltic-black sea region, by the way , belarusian publications, our niva wrote that these were trade unionists, well, that is, this is a separate topic, trade union leaders in the post -soviet space, i was actually more amused by the fact that lukashenko in a vest of such

so this will be a big disappointment for kim jong—un today.y here that everybody is talking about is the confusion and the panic that was caused this morning when millions were woken from their sleep by this air raid siren. this is very unusual here in seoul. people here are not used to hearing air raid sirens. and this was then followed by this warning that people had to prepare for an evacuation. but 20 minutes later, we were all told that it had been a mistake. so the concern now is with this warning system that we've had fail really here this morning is what does that mean when there is a genuine emergency that happens? people here had already been desensitized to the threat posed by north korea because they've lived with it for so long. so when this air raid sirens went off, people were confused and they didn't really know what to do or where to seek shelter. the fear is that when there is a genuine emergency now, people will be even less likely to take action. let's get some analysis now on how much of a cause for concern this is for the

. >> north korea released this hollywood style video, starring kim jong-un. >> we have to understand the objective of the north korea government. >> north korea government is trying to put a pistol to uncle sam's head. >> going forward, i believe that they could exceed my capacity. >> americans need to understand that korean war to understand korea today. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. >> korea today is a very important to the united states. bret: korean war cost 37 thousand american lives, 800 thousand chinese soldiers, and as many as 4 million koreans died in a brutal conflict that lasted three years. and changed the course of history. >> we flattened north korea. to this day, this plays into minds of all koreans in the north. bret: brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. >> fact that communist forces have invaded korea is a warning. >> this was the start of the cold war. bret: today 30,000 american troops remain in korea standing vigil at one of the world's most heavily fortified borders. >> because of everything left the way it was 80 years ago. >> north k

so this will be a big disappointment for kim jong—un today. really the story here that everybody is talking about is the confusion and the panic that was caused this morning when millions were woken from their sleep by this air raid siren. this is very unusual here in seoul. people here are not used to hearing air raid sirens. and this was then followed by this warning that people had to prepare for an evacuation. but 20 minutes later, we were all told that it had been a mistake. so the concern now is with this warning system that we've had fail really here this morning is what does that mean when there is a genuine emergency that happens? people here had already been desensitized to the threat posed by north korea because they've lived with it for so long. so when this air raid sirens went off, people were confused and they didn't really know what to do or where to seek shelter. the fear is that when there is a genuine emergency now, people will be even less likely to take action. live now to central london to speak tojohn everard, former uk

mark: a question about, that you have r really fascinating letter from putin, and xi and kim jong-un.re is a common thread, you had a personal relationship with every one of these leaders, whether they are jen genocidal maniacs or elected. like abe from japan was a close friend of yours and assassinated. people project on your foreign policy what they think they want people tong to think it is. >> more than anything else it was a personal relationship, a weird situation, the tougher they were the better i got along with them, the tough ones have that can do disv disvehdestruction. you look at word now nuclear, you hear is every day, you done hear that while i was there that word is a bad word. bad word the power is unbelievable. this is not a world war, that is the end of the world, it would not be world war iii, it would be the end of the world, people have no idea when they are talking about or what they are doing, i look at russia and united states they just grabbed a reporter, t that is unheard of. what going, we're at in my opinion because of the power of weaponry, mostly nuclear

per my conversation with kim jong-un of north korea. soon to be a friend. >> how can you compete with that. >> how do you even try. kennedy: what was that. >> i love so much about trump, desantis is in his head the way like a girl capacitykncan't get over an ex. president trump over did it in his response. it is classic trump, but not roll out that desantis wanted either, he had a great line, with a, a, oh, a. >> i understand wanting to use a new mus m medium, this is a future president that respects free speech and innovation, you have to practice a little. >> i hear you, it was 20 something odd minute delay, i don't think at the end of the day people will care that much. they will care about the messaging, he really hammered that message home, on the twitter broadcast but also with trey gowdy last night on fox news, that was on camera, he prioritized top issues, the economy, energy and industry he wants to fix the border and fix crime, all things that people are worried about right now. he didn't come off too far right. he was you kno

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he also added that kim jong-un's obsession nuclear weapons is due to his sense of threat, especiallyroops who are on his doorstep, and now the fear of the threat has moved to the south, where they are now considering the possibility of the same action. well, now about where western progressive sex education is leading to new incredible data. in general, the lessons of lgbt luminaries in british schools. 32% of schoolchildren do not pass in vain. in britain, they know for sure, if you suddenly do not know, but do not know that a woman can have a penis, but 20%. british schoolchildren have the idea that a man can also become pregnant in the study. more than 1,000 british teenagers aged 16 to 18 took part, and one in ten said they wanted to change their gender or already this body. the mp from the ruling conservative party, miriam cates, in this regard, said that such an enlightenment is a psychological and social experiment, or even bullying of children, however, to stop the experiment of bullying. no one is going to, on the contrary, transgender people are already being introduced wit

. >> north korea released this hollywood style video, starring kim jong-un. >> we have to understandvernment. >> north korea government is trying to put a pistol to uncle sam's head. >> going forward, i believe that they could exceed my capacity. >> americans need to understand that korean war to understand korea today. rocket man is on a suicide

staring down putin containing kim jong un, he is worried about that one and worried about, two.is first decision was to pick a running mate and he picked joe biden. we're still stuck with him. he is the guy that said joe, you don't need to do this. don't run. now that joe biden has run and he has kamala harris on the ticket, i think that's a rescue and recovery mission in 2024 that maybe even barack obama cannot steer to success. so he has got to worry about that. not only did biden give us harris but obama gave us biden. and do you know what really struck me? biden, when he became president said it was the first -- he had only been in the east wing one time in like the reception area. that was like tuesday for those of us who worked in the trump administration. the obamas didn't even invite the bidens to dinner. >> jesse: biden doesn't even have lunch with kamala. >> by the way where is with a barackand michelle obama centerr women? >> jesse: juice tycoon. stuff tastes terrible. >> thanks for watching fox. >> jesse: watch out, joe biden's migrants are now wedding crashers. ♪ ho

he said yours does not, per my discussion with kim jong-un with north korea soon to become my friend.t the former president meant by that? >> i haven't talked to him about that tweet. or that truth. but so no, i don't fully know what he means. i think he knows that truth social was working and twitter wasn't. maybe it was a mistake when you have a hyped roll-out to your presidential campaign to try something new, i guess you have to give ron desantis credit for that. but at the end of the day, people are going to look at this race, they know who is the tested leader and who brought us prosperity. america was working under donald trump. >> martha: donald trump is in the lead at 53. ron desantis in the 20s and everybody else trailing off at low percentage numbers after that. we look forward to continuing this conversation. we're in the early going of this and hope to have you back soon. thanks, lara. >> thank you. >> good to see you. what republican voters have to say next about this. we're going straight to the voter and ask them their reaction. the all-new chevy colorado is made for m

kennedy: north korea dictator kim jong-un ballooned to over 300 pounds since his boyfriend donald j.h korea suffered from a fa a famine he will never make the cut. this topical storm, bridge bring back the darwin awards, humans are too pudgey and arrogant and animals are pissed. trying to pit and take pictures with bison. giants wild animals, what is wrong with you,? you idiots, i would say, back away from the bison. you can get hurt. but you know what, i am so blown away by the idiocy of people who experience life on instagram who think that national parks are disneyland exhibits, i've changed my mind, i am no longer concerned. you know, what do it bet the bison, pretend it's a kitty in the pet shop, god wants a refund. >> topic two. bears are so sick of dumb people they want to become dumb, how women are be we're all becoming each other. this hungry bear who ran out of honey or the desire to maul doughy tourists he went after the doughy treats and scarfed down 60 cupcakes. boo bear was shoed away 3 times but came back for more. i have not seen a bear this hungry for action since th

kim jong un, who we haven't heard much from lately, popped up today to announce that north korea hasirst spy satellite ready to launch, which doesn't make a lot of -- aren't you supposed to not tell people you have a -- i don't know if he gets the word spy. but let's be honest, this spy satellite is probably just gluing a ring camera to a stump rocket. joe biden released his tax returns yesterday, which after four years of darth taxi bader still seems weird to me that he would release these without being sued but the bidens shared their annual federal income tax return. they made $579,514 last year down slightly from what they made in 2021. some of this from his salary as president, some is from his part-time job as a greeter at the walmart in virginia. the white house claims biden has released the most tax returns of any president while in office which is the trumpiest possible way to say it. it did shed some light on how they make money. he makes a lot of it through his licensing deals, biden vodka biden colon, biden steaks, biden university, biden water, the board game. joe's taj

after launching intercontinental missile north korea released this highland style video starring kim jong unnderstand the objective of the north korean government. >> north korean government is trying to put a pistol to uncle sam's hid. >> going forward, i do believe they could exceed my capacity. >> americans need to understand the korean war to understand korea today. >> rocket man is on a sued side mission for himself. >> and korea today is very important to the united states. >> bret: korean war cost 37,000 american lives. 800,000 chinese soldiers. and as many as 4 million koreans died in a brutal conflict that lasted three years. and changed the course of history. >> >> would he say flattened north korea and to this day this plays into the minds of all koreans in the north. >> it brought the world to the brink of nuclear war? the fact that communist forces have invaded north korea is a warning. >> this was really historic of the cold war and we understand that now because we are still engaged and involved in many of these global issues that stem from that fight against communism today 3