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and lindsay graham will join us. stay with us. >> tonight, major, major progress on three big fronts, eville with the president and north korea and the noeshgdzs. the june 12th summit is back. and only hours ago, a top lieutenant from north korea hand delivered a note to president trump. it was basic but reportedly expressed kim jong-un's interest in holding the nuclear summit and this is how the president reacted. we'll take a look. >> we'll meet on june 12th and things look well and a get to know you kind of situation. mike spent two days doing this and we are getting to know their people well. and you people will have to travel because you will be in singapore on june 12th. i think it will be a process. i never said it will go in one meeting. it is a process and the relationships are building and that is a process. there is years of problems and years was hatred between so many different nations and i think you will have a positive result in the end, not from one meeting. we'll not go sign something on june 12th.

and lindsay graham will join us. stay with us. >> tonight, major, major progress on three big fronts, eville with the president and north korea and the noeshgdzs. the june 12th summit is back. and only hours ago, a top lieutenant from north korea hand delivered a note to president trump. it was basic but reportedly expressed kim jong-un's interest in holding the nuclear summit and this is how the president reacted. we'll take a look. >> we'll meet on june 12th and things look well and a get to know you kind of situation. mike spent two days doing this and we are getting to know their people well. and you people will have to travel because you will be in singapore on june 12th. i think it will be a process. i never said it will go in one meeting. it is a process and the relationships are building and that is a process. there is years of problems and years was hatred between so many different nations and i think you will have a positive result in the end, not from one meeting. we'll not go sign something on june 12th.

. >> republican senator lindsay graham, bristled at that suggestion. >> expanding the g-7 to the g-8 would be a mistake. there is no way i would legitimize him. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ >>> the pentagon has released the name of the special operations soldier killed in an attack in somalia. staff sergeant alexander conrad of chandler arizona was 26 years old. his unit was attacked friday by al-shabab militants. four u.s. military members were wounded. the u.s. military has 500 troops in somalia, working with local fors in the fight against the terror group. >> massive explosion ro

that includes senate oar lindsay graham. welcome aboard, senator, do you consider yourself a potential witness in the mueller investigation regarding the firing of comey by president trump and if not, why not. he recommended it and he is a witness. if so, you should recuse yourself with oversight of the mueller investigation. thankfully, someone saying and saying what we calm would for for months. deputy rod rosenstein it is time to answer the questions. and get out of the way. you are the most conflicted person. and great news for me tonight. pay close tonight. remember senator schumer said you better not mess with the intel communicates because they get you six ways or sunday. best systeming author korzy. on calledicling the deep state. the group against john kerry, vietnam vets for truth. he said yours truly, that i, sean hannity am the next target of the deep state. it is great to know that corrupt officials with backs against the wall and desperate, desperate people and have the most powerful tools of intelligence are n

when clearly as my colleague lindsay graham has said, this is something that didn't come about from this body. this didn't come about because of some democrats. chuck schumer didn't do that. nancy pelosi didn't do this. this is a decision made by our president that he could stop right now as senator graham says with a phone call. so let's be clear about something. this is a policy, this is a decision, this is a president who is assaulting -- it is moral vandalism, who is assaulting the values, the common decency of our country, the ideals that we hold dear. being carried out by officials, trump administration officials, something that can be reversed with a phone call. and so this moment really is a moral -- moment of moral reckoning in the united states of america. it is a low point. it is a heart breaking point, and i'm one of those people that believes if this country hasn't broken your heart, you probably don't love her enough. this is one of those moments like we've seen in the past where we will be judged. how we react in this moral moment, future generations will look back at this

. >> lindsay graham sd showed obvis political bias and the; correctg conclusion is bias didn't impactdoz could be disciplined butlf the mistakes and bad judgment were limit >> you probably heard mor about tariff in the past few months than you probably heard in forever. we're doing tariffs taking a step closer to potential trade war,ec dirng the u.s. trade representative to prepar i ff tarion $200 billion in chinese imports the latest latest arod between u.s. and china,he latest round will go into effect if china refuses to change trade practices and he said before as recently as friday he's not worried about the breaking out into a trade hewar trade war was start many years ago by them and the united states lost >> you're saying we're on losing end. >> there is trade war,$375 billion in at any rate deficit, not going t happen anymore. we nd protection. everybody idv taking atage of us. >> now, last time after the white house unveiled tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese goods in state run media in china called the president rude and said, quote, the unpredict ability of the trump

walking around the city seeing economic growth in singapore and look at this republican senator lindsay grahamming up what president trump might do tonight and the possible outcomes. let's listen. >> i think what he's going to convey to north korea is he wants a peaceful resolution to the nuclear threat as well as to end the korean war, but the goal is to eliminate their nuclear missile program not contain it, do it in a win win fashion. there's three outcomes here. peace, where we have a win win solution. military force where we defer as tate the north korean regime and stop their program by force, or to capitulate like we've done in the past and donald trump is not going to capitulate so there's really only two options, peace or war. liz: now we want the top brains and minds on thisubject so we from bringin in fox news foreign policy analyst kiron skinner we welcome you to the show kiron great to see you. >> thanks for inviting me. liz: so what is north korea's bottom line? what does north korea really want? >> well, north korea that's a complicated question but if you're talking about the n

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lindsay graham laid out in today's hearing and he was on fire. take a look. >> this e-mail sent in february 2016 from page to mccabe. hey, you surely already considered this. but in my view, our best reason to hold the line at 2 and 2. two agent and two prosecutors, she might be our next president. how did you feel about that? >> we were concerned about it and lay out here. >> let's keep talking about the interview. one of the f.b.i. agents said on election day you should know that i am with her, her was clinton, right? >> correct. >> how do you feel about that? >> very concerned. >> eventually very concerned is enough already. i am glad you found what you found mr. horowitz. i am not buying that the clinton e-mail investigation was on the up and up. >> sean: i don't either. in the center of all of this is trump hating agent peter strzok. he will be subpened to determine why the f.b.i. and doj with held many of the anti- trump tex. he is the lead agent and vowed to stop a trump presidency in a text with lisa page, his girlfriend. and page was a h

and yesterday, we reported on how rod rosenstein arrogantly rebutched lindsay graham. he demanded to know why he didn't recuse himself and that decision being a witness in the fires of james comey and he signed off on the third subsequent fisa warrant on a trump associate. senator graham is responding. >> what do you say about whether rod rosenstein will recuse. >> you talk about a counter intelligence investigation i get that but the question is obstruction of justice. i don't know how you can have that description without calling on the memo. and i think he's doing a good job, but i happen why jeff sessions can't do this. i am curious how rosenstein can be involved and also be a witness. >> sean: first and foremost the president's important trip to singapore and just days away from holding the talks with kim jong-un. they are going to talk about the complete and total denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the president gave a preview of the upcoming trip and this is what he had to say. >> i hope the upcoming meeting with sing moore represents a bright new future

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. >> or doj, rod rosenstein he has still not answered lindsay graham's letter asking him if he is be recused. i spoke to senator graham and rod rosenstein has not answered letter. we know that michael horowitz is respected. >> sean: if he releases this thursday or friday, he's burying it. if he is doing it in sing moore he will protect rosenstein and the fib feb and those who abuse power. and protect the doj and wrong doers. >> also sean, it will be an extensive report. i agree with you and playing poll teches and a dangerous thing. >> sean: i rather he waited. >> yeah, i rather him wait two weeks. the american public don't need to be distracted. and need to happen what is figure on in the f.b.i. in sean shun hope should stop listen to the doj people to change the rt. and let me bring in congressman scalise. i think every republican in this caucus needs to join nunez. release all of the subpeona federal up >>'re >> sean i have supported them to unconfer the facts. i have shown the redacted documents. eight and half piece of and that has nothing to do with the noorth fast nurt. >> and

summit, kim gets one of the big things he wants which is this picture >> right, speaking to what lindsay graham also sd later on, it's peace or war. he thinks those are the two options potentially coming out of this, if president trump doesn't eventually get a deal with north korea to denuclearize. he said we could talk for days about the definition of that. that's what we hope to do to talk days for that. you had mike pompeo refusing to tell reporters at the white house last week how closer they had gotten on that. he said they had on the definition but we don't know how much closer. i have experts telling me that north korea doesn't just consider denuclearization of the peninsula, that they could expect that to extend to our military presence in guam. that's a question as to president trump and the u.s. is prepared to offer that. >> i want to read something from richard hoss after the g-7 back and forth and what ended up happening there. the unravelling of the g-7 summit works in north korea's favor, he writes, as president trump will not want to bust up two summits in a row, lest people conc

too harsh and unnecessary, what they were calling a nuclear option, and it is something that lindsay graham and others who support the president who say he could change with a phone call. but again, using it against the democrats and as bill crystal was just saying, doubling down on it a midterm election strategy. >>eplet' all say it together, there is no law that requires the federal government to separate children from their families if they have entered the united states illegally. that is a policy that has been put into place, and it has resulted in, in this border patrol station, 1100 children since april being taken away from their parents. it has resulted in little children waiting alone in this station. i sasome of them yesterday, waiting to get picked up by the department of health and human services, and taken to facilitiacross the country, one of a hundred, in 17 states where they have to wait to go through a process, to get into a foster care program or sponsorship program, because of a decision by the president of the united states. he said it makes him sad. what is sad is that

fox news obtained this letter from lindsay graham. the special counsel probe led by robert mueller is investigating obstruction in the firing of james comey. when president trump fired comey a year ago, a memo drafted by rosenstein about the handling of the e-mail case. in today's letter, they asked the deputy attorney general whether he is a witness for the special council. when president trump fired director comey in may of 2017, he relied on a memorandum prepared by you to justify the firing. if so, should you recuse yourself from further interactions with the mueller investigation? after comey was fired, he testified to congress last year about the episode and what he described as shifting explanations from the white house. >> the president and i had had multiple conversations about my job, both before and after he took office, and he had repeatedly told me i was doing a great job and hoped i would stay. so it confused me when i saw on television the president saying he actually fired me because of the russia investigation. >> the

summit, kim gets one of the big things he wants which is this picture >> right, speaking to what lindsay graham also said later on, it's peace or war. he thinks those are the two options potentially coming out of this, if president trump doesn't eventually get a deal with north korea to denuclearize. he said we could talk for days about the definition of that. that's what we hope to do to talk days for that. you had mike pompeo refusing to tell reporters at the white house last week how closer they had gotten on that. he said they had on the definition but we don't know how much closer. i have experts telling me that north korea doesn't just consider denuclearization of the peninsula, that they could expect that to extend to our military presence in guam. that's a question as to president trump and the u.s. is prepared to offer that. >> i want to read something from richard hoss after the g-7 back and forth and what ended up happening there. the unravelling of the g-7 summit works in north korea's favor, he writes, as president trump will not want to bust up two summits in a row, lest people co

lindsay graham was on my show on friday and he said the president can fix this with a phone call. >> in congress -- >> you can see that he can do it? >> within 24 hours. >> i hear you. i hear you. >> that should solve the problem so no more band-aids and no more showmanship, let's really solve this, come together for republicans and democrats. >> would you like to see the president ask unilaterally, though? >> if he so chooses. >> no more band-aids. you don't want to see an executive action even if he did. i want to see action by congress to get these families together permanently and that's the real solution and by the way, we can do it now. >> you are no spring chicken coming to capitol hill. you are very optimistic for how things can work on capitol hill right now, congressman, but we know how things work which is at a snail's pace at best. >> i was told that about tax reform and i was told about irs reform and the truth is when we come together i think we can get these things done. >> orrin hatch, senator and other republicans have written a letter to the president and asked him

. >> sandra: lindsay graham say it would be a terrible idea. why did the lawyer go there?i don't know. it is difficult to step in someone else's shoes and mind. and explains thoughts or something. what i can say there is nothing in the constitution to prohibit. and it would be a disaster and i don't recommend it. >> sandra: robert mueller & paul manafort. he is saying that manafort tried to tamper with two witnesses and said that manafort's action violate federal law. where do you see it going? >> i don't know. i haven't reviewed the filing. and you are catching me cold on this one. >> sandra: can you speak to the mueller investigation and where we are today, senator? >> sure. the investigation has been going on over a year and sometimes they do take time i think, and i hope that this investigation is drawing to a close in the next couple of months and i look forward to seeing whatever final work product mr. mueller puts out and the american people to review it. >> sandra: and the president taken the opportunity away. and i want to ask you about the book. and you have writ

bill cassidy, john bosman, dean heller, tom cotton all here, thom tillis, lindsay graham i see lindsayg right up there, hi, lindsay, good job, todd young, todd thank you. jonie ernst, i did you a good favor for the farmers yesterday, right? we love the farmers, right? i'm glad it worked out. john hovan, steve danes all here we have on the house of representatives mike coffman, brian mast, jack bergman, buddy carter, did i introduce you, what's going on? i hope so. if i didn't introduce you i'm in trouble. >> [laughter] president trump: you know the problem with this there will be four people we didn't introduce and they'll never speak to me for the rest of my life. >> [laughter] president trump: they'll make sure i suffer right? so please i apologize. jennifer gonzalez, peter king, where's peter? oh, stand up, peter you've been so nice to me. >> [applause] president trump: he should he comes from new york. i mean he should, right, peter? jack bergman, our chair phil row e. phil? what a great job. >> [applause] president trump: that was a lot tougher than we thought, right? you would th

lindsay graham expressed very different feelings about how to approach the kremlin. >> i agree expanding you have to deal with russia and they are out there in syria, and there's no way i would agree to give them that legitimacy. the evil it represents is alive and well in russia. he's dismembering democracies everywhere, and he's trying to do so in our own backyard. i would stay tough on putin. it would be a mistake to try and get him back in the g8. >> jonathan swann, of all the things for the president to say at theg g7, why this? >> i have been trying to find out and frankly i don't know why. what i have been told, it was not part of any grand preparation or talk points or anything like that, so it took people by surprise. >> yeah, and ambassador hill, can i get you to weigh in on this. this does not -- it just seems so far out of left field. >> you know, beats the heck out of me. it's not the u.s. position that we considered and thought maybe it's better to have them in the 10th, and they have been out of the 10th the last couple of years, and it doesn't seem to have been anything l

graham. i see lindsay sitting over there, good job. todd young. joni ernst. i did you a good favor for the farmers yesterday, right? we love the farmers. i'm glad it worked out. john hoeven. steve daines. all here. we have on the house of representatives, mike coffman. brian mast. jack bergman. buddy carter. did i introduce you, senator? i hope so. if i did not, i am in trouble. the problem with this, there will be for people that i didn't introduce and they will not speak to me for the rest of my life. they will make sure i suffer. i apologize. jennifer gonzalez colon. peter king. [applause] he comes from new york. thank you, peter. jack bergman. our chair, phil rowe. [applause] what a great job. the was a lot tougher than we thought, right? you would have thought it would be easy, it makes sense. kevin cramer. jim banks. andy barr. claudia tenney. martha mick sally -- martha mcsally. i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. don bacon. jason lewis. cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative neal dunn. representative elise alton. julia brow