we did not give up on mars. we have our cornerstone of the international space station -- this is earth, this is mars. get used to it. [laughter] when we talk about what we are doing, it is the cornerstone. it is the jumping off point. we are learning so much, whether it is technology we need to go further into space or what has happened to the human body and how it adapts to be microgravity. what we need to do from a protocol perspective as we go forward. said, 20ave always 20's was uncertain. we did not know what missions we wanted to do. we knew we needed to go to the area around the moon and practice. test of the systems. make sure they are ready to go. learn from the moon. what can we, can we actually depend on those? it is easier on the moon than mars. that is the truth of it. what the budget did is proposed, it filled in the blanks and allowed us to keep an eye on mars. when you look forward to what we are going to be doing, international space station is the cornerstone. we will stay there through 2024 a

we didn't give up on mars in this plan. we still have our cornerstone of the international space station -- i talk with my hands, i apologize, this is the earth and this is the moon. so when we talk about the international space station, it's the cornerstone, our jumping off point. whether it's its technologies we need to take humans further into space or what's happening with the human body and how the human body adapts to the environment and what we're going to do from a perspective as we go further out. and we talk about what we're going to do at mars and what we have always said the decade of the 2020s was a little uncertain. we didn't know exactly what missions we wanted to do, weren't sure what we needed to do. we knew we needed to go around the moon at least and practice. make sure the systems were ready to go. learn from the moon. is there something we can use from the moon, you know, the resources that are there. what can we actually depend on. let's see if we can do that, because it's a lot easier to do at the moo

let's go back to mar-a-lago. you have the japanese prime minister and the president of the united states. they are still speaking. >> translator: i very much feel privile privileged to have a discussion with donald today and how we can collaborate together to realize peace in the region, as in the entire international community. >> well, thank you very much. many of the world's great leaders request to come to mar-a-lago in palm beach. they like it, i like it, we're comfortab comfortable, we have great relationships. as you remember we were here and president xi of china was here. it was originally built as the southern white house. it was called the southern white house. it was given to the united states. and then jimmy carter decided it was too expensive for the united states so they fortunately for me gave it back and i bought it. who would have thought it was a circuitous route but now indeed it is the southern white house. again many of the leaders want to be here, they request specifically. north korea is c

it was an infomercial for ma mar-a-la mar-a-lago. abe referenced ma mar-a-lago as being a gorgeous place. i think the bottom line for japan is to make sure that there's a trade agreement with japan instead of china. i don't know if that work out for japan. the only way to get to donald trump is to make sure to say wonderful things about him and mar-a-lago. it's business. >> let's talk about michael cohen and sean hannity and the connections that become clearer and clearer, it's worth mentioning that michael cohen and elliott broidy and sean hannity, they're all tied to donald trump, it's just a messy scene. how does a guy like you make sense of it? >> there's an attorney-client privilege if people seek legal advice from an attorney. but there's no such thing as a fixer-client privilege. and michael cohen is acting as a fixer when he distributes these payments to porn stars as hush money in order for them to keep quiet about people's personal's affairs. i don't know about sean hannity's deal, and whether something needed to be fixed f

the key point and what we learned, i fight a lot to go to mars to deploy a network on mars and after,you know, landing path finding, two exploration rovers we will only deploy a geophysical station this year with an inside mission. so we missed something and in fact we just missed -- every time something was landing on the moon you add a station, you add another performing geo physics performing long-term monitoring of the lunar environment. and this is really something we just forgot and this is maybe something we do not need to forget a second time in the future. so i think this is a first message, every time we land we need to install something for monitoring the moon, whatever it will be, you know, as the interior, the surface or the environment. moon. the second thing is that on apollo 11, you know, the perfect tools and instruments were not ready. neverthele nevertheless, apollo 11 did the first step and this gave the way to enable technology to test nolg, even if, you know, the perfect instrument and station was not ready. again, this is something we need to do. we need to use

to mars is even worse, 30%, 30% ofbrothers never reach it to mars.s elon musk said himself, he would look to be the first person on mars but he doesn't want to be there on impact. i agree with that. we forget that space is not a sunday picnic. 1% of the time our rough blowup. brian: back in 2010, you are here on our program called in depth which is a three-hour program. it is available to our audience to go back and listen to three hours of you going into some detail of the things were talking about and it would at information if they want to find out more about your thinking. arthur c. clark, this is from 1964. this put him in context. arthur: say the year 2000, it will be possible in that age only 50 years from now for a man to conduct his business from tahiti or bali just designate from london. i am totally serious when i suggest that one day we may have brain surgeons in edinburgh operating on patients in new zealand. >> how is he doing on his productions? christ is right on the money. we have telemedicine. doctors in one place and his surgery us

the prime minister will come to mar-a-lago after the president's trip to colombia. president trump has establish ad great relationship with relationship with president abe. they have been able to from the beginning that february meeting at mar-a-lago a year ago really worked together on issues that affect obviously our two nations but also that entire region. talking about the cornerstone is peace and stability. obviously economic issues. but, very much on everybody's mind now is north korea. you know, abby, should be lost on no one, that the president in -- like they have never seen the media freaked out. they were all, what is he doing. the president accepts a invitation, possibly under his conditions to come to the table, and they freak out. he will continue what he is doing trying to find a way to tackle the big issues of the day. obviously north korea on everybody's mine and on the table literally when they're down in mar-a-lago. ainsley: have all the allies on the same page as they handle north. >> that's right. >> there is book coming out ronald kessler, show

there is work in mars. we've got long poles we have to work on that allows us to and we're still going to be working on those. and somewhere i'm still.qan engineer, right? and we're testing enfin parts and they're surviving right? and doing great stuff. these are the game changers that are not new. sixth p is partnerships right? it's too big of a job to not have that. and we've opinion doing this for a long time. this isn't new but i'm excited about that moving forward. and last p is is performance. and there is speed on that plate. it's time to eat. we've got to perform, right? and to we've got the support of the administration and congress. it's tough in this environment. i to think we're okay. can we do this? i believe we can do this. as a team but the bar is not low, right? and when i think about it, the pot of gold is awesome and something i think our team is ready to do. so it's going to be a team of teams and you know, it's going to work out just fine. and i think leadership is ready to stand on the

so a hollywood movie about mars actually costs more than going to mars.s how cheap spatial as they come india, china will plan to their flag on the moon, it is a national goal for the chinese people. changed, i see change from the 1960's, prices have dropped. private funders from silicon valley are funding a lot of this. china, india, everyone is jumping in. we will have a traffic jam around the moon. brian: what would you tell an eight-year-old today watching you right now? what should they do to prepare to become a theoretical physicist or a scientist? tell them to keep the flame alive, keep that spark of inspiration. whatever it the statue in that direction. for me it was trying to follow the work so einstein. whatever it is, follow that star. that will keep you going. there has to be a northstar that inspires you. there's a lot of math you have to know. you have to pay your dues but ultimately it is that spark of creativity and innovation that keeps you going in spite of all the obstacles. brian: our guest has been michio kaku and the title of the boo

. >> and mission to mars. plans to head back to the red planet for the first time in years. >> an . >>. >>> in just weeks a mars mission will blast off from the west coast. a new lander will explore the heart of the red planet. rob hayes from los angeles has a closer look at it. >> when it come to favorite planets earth, no doubt is the hands-down winner. the red neighbor hasn't had a visit in a long time. >> the last time we landed on mars was 2007. six years. but a new mars lander is set to blast off. nasa has named it insight. looking beneath the sur fashion of mars, way beneath. >> we knead too probe into the planet. not just a few inches or feet but all the way down to the center of the planet roughly 2,000 miles. >> the rongt firocket scientist probe. it will burrow down 16 feet into the red planet's surface. >> it will take the vital sierchz of mars, its pulse, temperature, and much more. we like to say it's the first thorough checkup since the planet was formed four and a half billion years ago. >> if

to go to mars only cost $70 million. hollywood movies about mars cost more than going to mars.hat is how cheap space travel has become. china is going to plant of their flag on the moon. it is a national goal for the chinese people. things have changed. prices have dropped. private entrepreneurs are funding a lot of this stuff. china, india, everyone is jumping into the game. we will have a traffic jam around the moon. brian: what would you tell an eight-year-old today watching you right now? what should they do to prepare to become a theoretical physicist or scientist? that flame alive. keep that inspiration, that spark, whatever it was that set you off in the direction. for me, it was trying to follow the works of einstein. to complete einstein's dream. whatever it is, follow that star. that will keep you going. there has to be a northstar that inspires you because there is a lot of math you have to know, you have to pay your dues, ultimately, it is that spark of creativity and innovation that keeps you going in spite of all the obstacles. the title of the book is the future

shows inside mar mar-a-lago slag nbc, quote, chuck todd stated that we had given so much in negotiations with north korea and they have given up nothing, wow, we haven't given up anything and they have agree today denuclearization so great for our world, site closure and no more testing. we are a long way to conclusion, maybe they work and maybe they won't, the work i am doing now should have been done a long time ago.

garlic at life pictures from mar-a-lago.-ot of issues are at stake you are looking at live pictures from mar-a-lago. and of course, nuclear missiles. coming to the cohesive strategy as we get seemingly closer to that key summit between the u.s. and north korean leaders, in light of the confirmation of mike pompeo. over thed north korea easter weekend to work out where the summit will take place. securitieseopolitics and trade, and other side, yet the president flirting with the idea of returning to the tpp, it was then turned to its head said he a tweet that he doesn't like the tpp and prefers a bilateral field. it will be interesting to see. particularly japan was left off of the list of exempt countries from the still and aluminum tariffs. ramy: the word coming to my head was the word sideline. mr. abe does not want to be sidelined in the eyes of the world or in the eyes of his own electorate. we talked earlier about his poll numbers in the lowest ever since he was elected in 2012, something less than 20% approval rating.

justice for those abuses and what i love her was that some seven hundred thousand have fled me and mar using security forces of committing massacres and large scale rape and burning down entire communities the u.n. delegation is seeking solutions to the crisis some members see me on mars government as the major obstacle and the solution must lie in me and they must be allowed to go in conditions of safety it may take some time but we would like to hear from the government to me about how we used to work with the international community and we will do everything we can the security council at to support progress and trying to come together to take decisions that help they would think that that is what the delegation will spend four days in the area meeting with refugees as well as with me on mars leader aung sun suu kyi while suchi has been deeply criticized for allowing the persecution of rohingya the un is visiting on her invitation she has promised to allow thousands of her hinge it to return to me on mars. to tennis now where a man's world number one rafael the doll has won the barc

the prime minister, melania and i are thrilled to host you once again at mar-a-lago. we're grateful for the tremendous hospitality you showed us during our visit to your country last fall. it was a true privilege to be welcomed to the magnificent land of japan or as i've heard all my life, the land of the rising sun. it's true. so great. during our visit to asia in november, we had tremendous success enlisting support for our campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime. as you know, i will be meeting with kim jong-un in the coming weeks to discuss the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. hopefully that meeting will be a great success and we're looking forward to it. it would be a tremendous thing for north korea and a tremendous thing for the world, so we will be doing everything possible to make it a worldwide success. not just for the united states or south korea or north korea or japan, but for the entire world. we hope to see the day when the whole korean peninsula can live together in safety, prosperity and peace. this is the destiny of the korea

we're having a meeting, big meeting at mar-a-lago.ou comfortable? everyone okay? we're having a meeting, big meeting at mar-a-lago. call it the southern white house, which it actually is. it was originally built as the southern white house. sort of strange how it got there. everybody always wants to go to the southern white house. it's going to be great. >> former cabinet secretary there, former secretary of va, david shulkin. trump has spent 146 days of his presidency at trump properties. it is clear his favorite is mar-a-lago in florida, where he has spent 68 days. when he is on site, he talks up the ameniies of the mar-a-lago club as if he is vice president of sales. this visit with abe of japan gave him the opportunity. >> many of the leaders request to come to mar-a-lago in palm beach. they're comfortable. they like it, i like it. we were here and president xi of china was here. it was originally built as the southern white house. it was called the southern white house. many, many people want to be here. many of the leaders want

and third, back to mar-a-lago and palm beach. president trump just welcomed japanese prime minister shinzo abe, the two are set to have very important talks on trade, perhaps re-entering the trans-pacific partnership, tariffs, china, north korea, national security, we do expect to hear from the president in about half hour, so what we're going to do is take you live to mar-a-lago in florida, the moment he appears in front of the cameras. we have this breaking news. starbucks has made a stunning announcement. it is going to close all 8,000 of its company-owned stores on the afternoon of may 29th, the coffee giant plans to train 175,000 employees to conduct, quote, racial bias education. let us interrupt this story and go to palm beach where the president is before the cameras.. >> my appreciation for donald, he currently invited me back to mar-a-lago, a gorgeous place, and i'm very happy to be back.. liz: shinzo abe talking japanese, the translator is there as he set foot in mar-a-lago joining the president. this is going to be an

for some people mar-a-lago is a good deal. just a few $100,000 and you can personally lobby the president on whatever you want. when it comes down to the de facto bribery palace he likes to call the winter white house. and there is other ways to buy your way into the president's good grace as well. you can hold an event at the trump international hotel a stone's throw from the white house which the president still owns and has become a magnet from foreign officials looking to curry favor. or perhaps buy a place in trump tower manila which featured this video on its website even after trump took office. >> trump tower manila is going to be something special. there won't be anything like it in the philippines. and actually even going beyond the philippines. everything involved is going to be first rate. we really look forward to it. >> it's the fundamentally scammy nature of this presidency, trump's willingness to leverage the highest office in the land to enrich himself his family, his allies. joining me now, "new york" magazin

is like the delegation will spend four days in the area meeting with refugees as well as with me on mars leader aung sun suu kyi while suchi has been deeply criticized for allowing the persecution of rohingya the un is visiting on her invitation she has promised to allow thousands of the hinge a to return to me on more. let's take a look at tennis where men's world number one rafael nadal own the barcelona open not a big surprise the so-called king of clay faced great teenage the season stefanos sits across with the age of nineteen is the second youngest player in the a.t.p. top one hundred the youngster said it. was a dream come true just to face nidal both players had reached the final without dropping a single set the doll coasted to victory he won six two six one and lifted that trophy for a record x. in the eleventh. in formula one sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton are once more going head to head for top spot this season and sunday's action through that title waste variety open meanwhile both red bull drivers have been reprimanded for their involvement in a strange crash with eac

is visiting on her invitation she has promised to allow thousands of a hinge a to return to me on mars. for me that one champion lewis hamilton has regained the lead in the driver's championship off to winning a turbulent as a by john grown pray this race lead about teddy brought us suffer a blowout from a victory will hamilton took his first checkered flag off the new season for mclaren a mercedes ahead of ferrari's kerry reichen with said joe pettis or force india close behind sebastian vettel at lost ground late all and to finish fourth with commissars jr in faith and a crash ridden race on the streets of baquba red bull lost both his cars at once when dani ricky otto took out max for a stop at ten laps before the end when in the early sunday burned his leg a mite's pulled off a commanding three nil ups that were win over all the leipsic might have been hovering just above the relegation zone in these three points just what the doctor ordered leipzig meanwhile have been out of the slump and now have only a tenuous grip on that european spot where the bundesliga season is going down

abe once again at mar-a-lago. we are grateful for the tremendous hospitality you showed us during our visit to your country last fall. it was a true privilege to be welcomed to the magnificent land of japan or, as i've heard all my life, the land of the rising sun. it's true. it's so great. during our visit to asia in november, we had tremendous success enlisting the support for our campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime. as you know, i will be meeting with kim jong un in the coming weeks to discuss the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. hopefully that meeting will be a great success, and we are looking forward to it. it would be a tremendous thing for north korea and a tremendous thing for the world. so we will be doing everything possible to make it a worldwide success, not just for the united states or south korea or north korea or japan but for the entire world. we hope to see the day when the whole korean peninsula can live together in safety, prosperity, and peace. this is the destiny

absent from mar-a-lago, trump's chief of staff, john kelly. sources familiar with the conversations tell cnn that some allies of the president -- told him his base believes he is getting soft on immigration. >> last month during a meeting with vladimir putin, the two discussed a potential bilateral meeting with a possible venue at the white house. we're told it could happen in the not too distant future though no concrete details have been put in place. >>> over the weekend the president meeting with individuals such as don king, sean hannity from fox news. he come forward with thought suggesting he has returned to hisvious position on undocumented immigrants. this is what you get when you have this unofficial kitchen cabinet. >> exactly. you can draw a straight line between them. his base doesn't feel he's been tough enough on immigration and he's really followed through on the promises he made back on the campaign trail. you have to pair that with, trump is around none of his top advisers except steven mill here is one of the most hard line

the other thing borrow mar lar fwoe is abe was the first leader to go to mar-a-largo. >> early administration>> and they had the open sit room. you had communications going on while they were with donald trump. >> i remember the summit in mar-a-largo wen he was dropping that bomb on syria. >> that's right. so, they're back. i think abe, though, wants to make sure that they're in the room, they're not excluded from any direction. >> do you have any reservations about the potential meeting between kim jong-un and president trump particularly after the surprising meeting to beijing last week? >> i think what we just saw with kip jong un going for two hours with his sister, wife and others and watching k-pop. i don't know if you're a consideration-pop, i'm becoming a k-pop fan. this is a very well choreographed find of north and south korea relations. what is china's game in this, i'm not sure yet. when you look at that, you ask the question what my concern is. my concern is i want to make sure donald trump understands all the strategic nuances and that when he sits down with kim jong-un, most of

we're having a big meeting at mar-a-lago.the southern white house, which is actually is. it was actually built as a southern white house, a lot of people don't know, but kind of strange how it got there. everyone wants to go to the southern white house. are you going to be at that meeting? you heard about it, right? it's going to be great. >> former cabinet members there, former secretary of -- what was he -- v.a., david shulkin. the president has spent 126 days of his presidency at trump properties. it is clear his favorite is mar-a-lago in florida where he has spent 68 days, fully 15% of his presidency. and when he is on-site, he talks up the amenities of the mar-a-lago as if he is vp of sales. this week's visit of abe of japan provided the president with just his latest opportunity. >> many of the world's great leaders request to come to mar-a-lago in palm beach. they like it. i like it. we're comfortable. we have great relationships. as you remember, we were here and president xi of china was here, and when we do it, it w

point the delegation will spend four days in the area meeting with refugees as well as with me on mars leader aung sun suu kyi while suchi has been deeply criticized for allowing the persecution of rohingya the un is visiting on her invitation she has promised to allow thousands of her hinge a to return to me on mars. former one champion lewis hamilton has regained the lead in the driver's championship off to winning at tempe lent as a vision grown prater's who raced lead of a teddy bear test staffa a blowout to elapse from victory how wilson took his first checkered flag of the new season for mclaren miss eighty's ahead of ferrari's kimmie reichen with said japan as of force india close behind sebastian vettel lost ground late on to finish fourth with collison jr in a fifth in a crash ridden race on the streets of baquba redbull lost both cars at once when done a regular took out next for stop and ten laps before the et well in the early sunday bundesliga game ites pulled off a commanding three nil up sit set win over all the leipsic minds have been hovering just above the relegation

is a pleasure to be welcome to mar-a-lago. it was great to spend time with president donald trump and engage in fruitful discussions. at the moment that i was at dinner with president donald trump north korea dared to launch ballistic missiles. it is intolerable. the minute that president donald trump stepped forward in front of the camera, he said that the u.s. is with our ally japan to 100%. he sent out a message of proper commitment to the world. president donald trump your words on that occasion are still deeply etched in my mind. together with my wonderful memory of my stay here in mar-a- lago. with one single comment you demonstrated that a strong alliance between japan and the united states. and i express my deepest respect for your remarkable leadership. the situation surrounding north korea due to the decisive decision of president donald trump is a historical turning point for the north korean summit. the past mistake should never be repeated. from this point president donald trump and i are in full agreement. on the

now by the phone from a lot of -- from mar-a-lago. what do you think was the biggest take away on north korea and the trade front? tost: the president spoke shinzo abe over these past two days and it seems like they had productive meetings. but when it came to actually having deliverables for the japanese prime minister on trade, it did not seem like the president offered much. there was no agreement to get back into tpp unless the u.s. is offered a deal he cannot refuse, that he's not going to get back into tpp. talked about may having some bilateral trade agreement but it was not clear what the mechanism was going to be for the u.s. in japan to come up with that agreement. on north korea the president said he is willing to have the meeting, even if the u.s. does not receive any assurances about the three americans who are currently being held in north korea. the president said if things are not looking good for that meeting that he will not have the meeting. or if he gets to the meeting and there is no actual movement on coming up w

not being there in mar-a-lago and having a group of individuals visit mar-a-lago that looked like therom "star wars," and then, for him to start tweeting based on that kind of conversation is just, i think, another reflection of the chaos that this president engages in as president. >> yeah, i mean, you talk about the bar scene in "star wars" i wasn't going to put it like that, but you did have stephen miller, very hawkish member of the president's team, sean hannity, bill shine, i mean, sort of the, you know, the bright lights of fox news, if you will. don king, you know -- who is really -- i don't even need to try to describe don king, other than he stomped somebody to death once. how unusual is it for a president to echo those around him instead of setting the agenda himself, or to surround himself -- i mean, obviously, i guess it's normal for people to want to have like minds around them, but it is interesting to me, just the extend to which he's just not only watching fox news, but actually consulting with these people from fox news. >> you know, i think what we all have to do is

, mission to mars and who gets there first. nearer term there's a push to get astronauts from american soil back to lower earth or bit, boeing versus spacex who gets there first. >> what i'm looking forward to later this year is to be sitting outside with that launch hope you'll join us. >> absolutely. >> as we see the starliner dock with station after that flight, we'll be working with nasa on the next setup from there. >> in terms of your space portfolio and how that's growing, now that the defense department has allocated more money to space, moving forward in the future, what are some of the biggest initiatives to be keeping an eye out for and that could boost the top line for boeing >> first is to give an indication of the size of the forum this year. the space foundation, the space symposium, more than 14,000 folks, the largest we've had in a number of years. it's exciting that so many people see the future in space boeing is creating that future every day. what i'm excited about is the inspiration. boeing never left. we'

the president got back from mar-a-lago last night and is expected to attend easter egg roll along with the first lady. last year, which was his first year with this grand tradition, they had both of them out there for the whole day, or for most of the morning. posing for photos and things like that. let's remember, the president does not often get to mix and mingle with big groups of people. over the weekend he was at mar-a-lago hanging out with john -- sean hannity and members of his own family. members of his club who paid hundreds of thousands of dollars. today is a day, we will see. perhaps he will have some interactions with the families that have brought their children or maybe he will shake cans, pose for some photos and take off. host: some news over the weekend with now former v.a. secretary david shulkin. was he fired or did he resign? think that depends on who you ask. a lot of different people have different opinions about that. he clearly feels he was pushed out. president has not always treated members of his cabinet the best when things start to not go well. people,s not

ordered the -- 20 to send her clothes back from mar-a-lago to her.but a week later she told tony sending clothes back to mar-a-lago one of who -- melania was filming in their trump tower, and sipping champagne and one of the contestants said to melania you're very lucky and she melania motioned over towards trumple and said he's not lucky. so this is a really sharp woman with a great sense of humor. anybody who has an encounter with with her is impressed. >> she has a tremendous resonance out there and so i'm glad that you're doing your part of showing a side that doesn't get shown. so let's tub a secret bunker on the north lawn you say that it is classified and that things that you also talk about is that protecting the president? i wonder is that making him at risk? are you saying too much to expose some of what you do? how do you make those judgment calls, ron? >> certainly would not reveal anything that was about to happen. that might undercut some operation -- but some of the things just are not going to cause any harm. fact that it there's a se

bloomberg white house reporter is in mar-a-lago and judges over the phone.hat is trump hoping to accomplish? this is a freight relationship. this is a relationship that has deteriorated over the last year. they are linking to get on the same page when comes the issue of north korea. the president announced he's made with north korea, and took the japanese government by surprise, and there are now looking to get on the same page. like they not feel are on the sidelines, and they want a sense of what the president is looking to a comp vision that meeting, and what he is willing to put on the table. what the and stage and then game will be one that president and kim jong-un sit together. another issue they will discuss is trade. president trump has issued new steel tariffs and aluminum tariffs, and a number of u.s. allies were able to get an exemption, but japan did not get in the exemption, and that is something prime minister abe look for as well in the meeting. does the president have to say about the highly anticipated meeting with kim jong-un? put that int

she has been at mar-a-lago the past week.king it dler s clear she is involved in the easter egg roll tomorrow. she picked out colors for the eggs in december and there is also a state dinner coming up with the french president later this month so things are going to be -- appearances are going to be kept up. she is working behind the scenes and not just setting upset at mar-a-lago all the time. of course, you can't avoid this story and it's embarrassing and it's humiliating but i think she is a strong person and her friends say that she is very strong so she is not letting this get to her maybe as much as we all think it would. >> look. some may say there is strength? silence and she has remained silent about the alleged reports of the alleged affair. her spokesperson addressed the speculation kind of on twitter. i want to show the tweet that her spokesperson put out on twitter. now as far as i know, at least most mainstream media here have not attacked barron in any way. look. she is very protective over her son. do we think

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the president holds talks with abe at mar-a-lago.anus: the president plays down the central bank gradually raises rates. headache,esa may's the brexit bill goes to the parliament with a look for amendments, including staying in the eu customs union. ♪ anna: a very good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's talk about what is going on in the asian session. thatrday, china, and bigese banks, and the other news is that earnings season. we have a backdrop for asian equities to go higher. the msci% on asia-pacific. reddit markets in china, how much is this changing the chinese banking system. we will talk more about that. the broader picture is one were equity market investors are encouraged a little bit by the strength of the earnings season. we will continue to watch that. we are putting the dollar against the yen, we see reduced tension in fx markets. the cia director mike pompeo has had secret meetings with kim jong-un in north korea. what does that do to the likelihood between trump and kim? that is something markets a

to be honest, i think abe came from mar-a-lago.e the trade relationship between japan and the united states is heading in a bilateral direction, which is not necessarily what the japanese were the before. head of global strategies that socgen. what do you see in front of the right now? we have had a really turbulent start for the year. the numbers are coming through in the earnings season and they look ok, generally. the market is like whatever. >> i think this is an interesting situation where you could think of it as a cognitive dissonance between the concerns investors have come in terms of wage inflation or inflation potentially pushing treasury yield higher and this could be in the equity space. the fundamentals are still strong. the u.s. economy is going at a decent pace. europe is much better than what it was a few years ago. obviously, markets are forward-looking, but in terms of short-term economic activity, we are fine. our view is that we are heading towards a recession. 2019-2020. that might be where the markets could b

you're down at mar-a-lago. how does it actually work?know, some presidents want to hear contrary views. some presidents feel like they get enough contrary views and maybe on a weekend they want to be around people who are going to be giving them -- echoing maybe their own views. how does it work with this president based on your own experience? >> well, i've known him over many years. i'd describe him as a feedback junkie. he loves information. he loves hearing people's thoughts. and even if it's critical, he's actually open to a lot of that. the press tries to play that he doesn't want to hear anything. he likes fresh ideas. he likes new ideas. and he asks a lot of people -- i saw him several times over the weekend. he was asking me a few questions. very typical of him. and i think it's a very positive attribute. so he adjusts course. the press again tries to spin it like he'll stick on one position and never change. at one point he was calling for deportation of 10 million people on a policy pushed by steve bannon. that's not even talk

abe once again at mar-a-lago. we are grateful for the tremendous hospitality you showed us during your visit to our country last fall. it was a true privilege to be welcomed to the magnificent land of japan or as i heard all my life, the land of the rising sun. so great. during our visit to asia in november we had tremendous success enlisting support for our campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime. as you know, i'll be meeting with. kimberly: in the coming weeks to discuss the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. hopefully that meeting will be a great success and we are looking forward to it. it will be a tremendous thing for north korea and a tremendous thing for the world. so we'll be doing everything possible to make it a worldwide success. not just for the united states or south korea or north korea or japan. but for the entire world. we hope to see the day when the whole korean peninsula can live together in safety, prosperity and peace. this is the destiny of the korean people who deserv

syria, russia, and the summit at mar-a-lago.hat are your looking at in terms of taking those into account when you are bringing up your strategy? >> you have to look at the overall geopolitical landscape. stocks will be driven by earnings growth so that is what we can control and focus on, in terms of buying great companies that can grow. i cannot control the geopolitical outlook. my guess is four years for now we will not be even talking about the same issues. so as an investor, i am looking for great companies that can grow. yvonne: and the earnings expectations, they have been set so high. we are seeing multiples have come down a bit. wherems this is a market earnings are the big rescue. >> netflix had a great reaction. if you look at unh, great collection. schwab, great collection. -- great reaction. people are somewhat disappointed with the reaction of the banks. i think that has to do more with the flattening of the yield curve. yvonne: you mentioned a little bit about valuations. them, we have shaved off a bit since janua

trade, the tpp and north korea's nuclear program are all on the list with shinzo abe visiting mar-a-lagohis week. the boston fed president worried about rates. eric rosencrantz here, low unemployment, low inflation economy not going to last. hello from sydney where it is past 8:00 a.m. this is daybreak australia. we are an hour from the major market open. betty: it is after 6:00 p.m. in new york. we are going to look at how the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. there was quite a bit of nervousness on friday in the markets. we saw all the indexes in the red. there was anticipation of what president trump was going to do .ith the strikes against syria they happened friday night. the president declaring russian accomplished on twitter saturday morning. you can see that nervousness in the markets. the s&p down, the dow off 123 points. the nasdaq also lower half a percent but interestingly enough, it seems like the markets are taking these strikes in stride. we have not seen a lot of movement in the yen and the middle east as the markets open there. they actua

plus, could the first person to set foot on mars be a woman?why. today, sean hannity has got up to 21 degrees in north norfolk. —— today, temperatures got up to 21 degrees in north moore footfall stop low— pressure north moore footfall stop low—pressure through a weather front in our direction. we had some quite stormy scenes. tonight, the winds are dying down. still some cloud and rain and another weather front approaching. most of us will have dry weather. my alternate. ten or 12 degrees from most major towns and cities. wednesday promises to be a fine day over many parts of the uk. warm airfor many. the fine day over many parts of the uk. warm air for many. the vast majority of england and wales and scotland will be in the warm weather on wednesday. we can just about see the rain missing belfast. the top temperatures tomorrow will get up to 24 in london, 20 in newcastle, a bit fresher there in belfast at around 16 degrees. thursday is expected to be the warmest day of the week with highs reaching around 25 or 26 degrees. 0ne highs reaching a

abe once again at mar-a-lago. we're grateful for the tremendous hospitality you showed us during our visit to your country last fall. it was a true privilege to be welcomed to the magnificent land of japan, or as i've heard all my life, the land of the rising sun. it's true. so great. during our visit to asia in november, we had tremendous success enlisting support for our campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime. as you know, i will be meeting with kim jong-un in the coming weeks to discuss the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. hopefully, that meeting will be a great success. and we're looking forward to it. it would be a tremendous thing for north korea and a tremendous thing for the world. so we will be doing everything possible to make it a worldwide success, not just for the united states or south korea or north korea or japan, but for the entire world. we hope to see the day when the whole korean peninsula can live together in safety, prosperity, and peace. this is the destiny of the k

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