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find political bias in the fbi's decision to clear hillary clinton in the investigation. despite the findings director ray is taking a page out of starbucks playbook by vowing to train his employees on how to avoid bias. it is not clear when this training will begin or what it will entail. rob: the neighbor who attacked rand paul will be sentenced today, renee boucher pleaded guilty after toggling the kentucky lawmaker in his own yard last year over lawn debris. paul left with 6 broken ribs and a long road to recovery complicated by recurring pneumonia. boucher could face 21 months in prison for the assault. jillian: a 3 day ice sweeps legals with 162 illegal immigrants in handcuffs. the operation targeting convicted criminals around los angeles considered to be risks to public safety. ice has 90% of those arrested, some convicted of rape, manslaughter and crimes against children, they ate arrested 560 illegal immigrants in california since march. rob: two tornadoes confirmed in 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the supreme court will hold them to the constitutional maximus to what the state can do. jillian: in election day, november 2010 a number of voters ran into trouble when they were please id me, buttons and tea party patriot or don't tread on me t-shirts, chief justice john roberts characterized the law is ill-defined and applied in a haphazard manner, quote, the state must be able to articulate a sensible basis for distinguishing what may come in and what must stay out. officials argue they have an interest in maintaining peace, order and the coromandel polling places, protecting voters from confusion and influence and intimidation in preserving the integrity of the election process. in her dissent joined by justice breyer, sonja soda mayor said she would have sent the case back to the minnesota supreme court for a definitive interpretation of what the word political means, the chief justice was clear the majority does believe states have the right to regulate issues around polling places. according to california and texas as examples of getting it right but ultimately found minnesota's law lacks sufficient clarity. jillian: snl political jokes are getting old. >> our jobs are fleeing this country, they are going to mexico, they're going to china. >> leslie jones telling the rat in part, quote, i do hope next year will be a lot more funny funny based stuff, more comedy based stuff instead of political stuff and most of you agree it is time for snl to change. >> robert rights it might be a step toward being funnier, been a long time since they were, joe tweets just do funny jokes. what all you do is political skits it loses its appeal. jillian: enough is enough, just some comedy please. 35 after the hour, a brand-new lawsuit in the battle against opioids and this time a popular drugstore being targeted. >> fired of the eye top boss went viral for his response to the bombshell inspector general report that was just released. carly shimkus here with reaction 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clinton who tweet my emails. a lot of reaction on this. republican congressman tweets it has become clearer with time that comey violated policy and damaged the investigation's credibility. his behavior exhibited a pattern of unprofessionalism and misconduct that validates donald trump's decision to fire him. the report finds fbi employees have tickets, went to golf outings, treated to drinks after work, donald trump junior waited on that tweeting totally normal, and mark warner tweets the release of the inspector general report confirms what has been clear for some time, fbi leadership made errors in judgment in the run-up to the election. those actions were not influenced by political bias and anything helped donald trump's candidacy. a wide range of reaction coming in on this report. >> the least pc person in the world, i love this next story. >> a new fox news poll finds 68% of people say political correctness has gone too far. also more than half of people polled know that politicians make bad political decisions because they are worried about being politically correct. don on facebook says people are too sensitive today, take things too literally, don't know how to laugh at themselves. mark also tweets too far is an understatement, just plain ridiculous. robin says it has been going on way too long. i'm sure you agree with that, can't say anything today. did i offend somebody? so sorry. hand out some interesting -- >> one of donald trump's most outspoken critics which is why she tweeted this yesterday, the president celebrates his 72nd birthday today and on this auspicious occasion, in order to make trump's birthday great again each member of our family has donated $72,000 to the aclu. doug teagan doesn't like the president of the trumpet ministration's policies on other things which is why she donated to the aclu to begin with, bob tweets oh snarky, more of the so-called elite entertainment class, agendas and like that she did the saying why couldn't 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they didn't tell you that, did they? not fair to our farmers. what is the real state of trade? christine romans as a fact check. >> the president slamming our northern neighbor for its trade relationship with the u.s., and his new biggest complaint canada's 270% tariff on imported milk. canada does charge that on some. and even more on butter, but it's a relatively narrow slice of the trade pie. canada isn't unusual, though. most countries do this with certain products to protect ways of life. america charges a 350% tariff on some tobacco imports, and clothing and footwear face tariffs as high as 55%. many think president trump is missing the bigger picture. after all, canada is america's biggest export market. it bought more than $340 billion worth of goods last year. when you take services into account, not just goods. the u.s. has an $8.4 trillion trade surplus with canada. when president trump talks about trade deficits, he's focusing on goods, which is misleading. because the u.s. economy is driven by hospitals, tech companies, banks. manufacturing and industry trump fixates on, only makes up about 10% of u.s. economic output. brooke? >> christine, thank you. let's bring in the former u.s. ambassador tocanada. welcome. >> almost to you. thank you. welcome to chicago, good to see you. >> love chicago. let's get right to it, you've heard some of what the president has said, even his own trade adviser said, there's a special place in hell for justin trudeau, i want to know what went through your head when you heard the comments from the president and his advisers. >> let's stay with that just a minute. that's unconscionable. anybody who represents the united states of america from the white house using that kind of language with any world leader of any type, i think is uncalled for, when you use it with your best friend, your next door neighbor, your greatest ally, and i think one of your singular best trading partners, it's completely uncalled for, unprofessional, and i call for today an apology. i think he should apologize to the prime minister. but more importantly, he should apologize to the canadian public. using that type of language is not professional, it's not called for, and i tell you, i was deeply disappointed to see this lack of professionalism on his part many. >> i'm not so sure, it seems to me the president doesn't have the penchant for apologies. are you almost embarrassed for him or the u.s.? >> well, of course i'm embarrassed, let's talk about before this, and what happened over the last several weeks. leading into the g-7. the u.s. was doing everything it could do to disrupt this meeting, you know, on the first of june they made the decision to apply steel and aluminum tariffs on our allies that are attending the meeting. then coming in, the president stands before the cameras and says, why don't we add russia to the group. seriously, russia, who took over for crimea, all the violence that's taken place in ukraine, the poisoning of people in the u.k., the influence in our elections last time period. this is completely unacceptable, and he knew it would be, he arrives, he comes late, he misses some meetings, he shows up late to meetings, leaves early and on the way out the door, takes a shot at the mexicans and canadians in particular, about sunset clauses that need to be in nafta. >> i'm listening to you, but this is what his advisers have essentially said, it was all ultimately about north korea, they didn't want to show any bit of weakness as he is now in singapore ahe of this historic meeting, is that a fair point? 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>> according to most of the report so far, has not been coerced into offering denuclearization ahead of the singapore summit. in many ways the president is walking into this meeting in some ways blindfolded. he will try to improvise a statement on denuclearization kim jong-un can meet most of liz objectives. the best the president can walk away with is denuclearization. >> a process over time that will provide security assurances, incentives provide a stable arms control regime on the peninsula that reduces tensions. and works step by step toward disarm amendment. the singapore summit for american interests will depend on what happens in the weeks and months ahead. >> i'm glad you mentioned this process. there's a cartoon that's worth noting, the president side by side with an aide. i've got an outline of a good north korea deal. not everything we'd like, but a great step forward. that's the iran deal you quit. talking about a process, and iran there was a process, the president didn't seem to like it. we will wait and see if he gets a concrete process here. >> todd berman, we'll back to you. meanwhile the president's adviser is saying the canadian prime minister betrayed president trump and stabbed him in the back we're going to go back in time for that. >>> also, the story behind this now infamous picture of g-7 leaders all focused on trump just before he backed their agreent. originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. a place with 24-hour valet service... and upholstery classes a place where seniors gethe care ty need in the comfort of home. home instead senior care. until laptop her sacrashed this morning.eks, having it problems? 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moisture lotion for $27 for a 20 ounce bottle. this quest for soft skin is not isolated. hi wasted 1500 tax dollar on 12 custom fountain pens. 43k on a sound proof phone booth. here is the thing about these leaks that are exposing his alleged grifting. it's not just abusing his job and wasting public resources. consider he made special arrangements to o keep getting discounted lunch at the white house mess hall until they literally asked him to stop noting but it's not meant for every day use. one of his bills there ran $400. from the lotion to the pens, you start to wonder if there's any perk or discount that pruit's not too ashame to try and cop. to paraphrase, scott pruitt is the type to stand in line for free stuff. which is not cool. of all the discounts here is the one that seems more like pruitt ended up playing himself because he was busted for pushing his aides to get him a deal on a used mattress from the trump hotel. now, look, do what you want. but if you're into the kind of discount that comes with a mattress that other people have already used, wouldn't you still lean towards one that has a single previous owner not hundreds of different hotel guests per year. joining me now on this important story is sam cedar host of the majority report podcast. go ahead. >> thank you for the pen. i'll take that. i really don't have an explanation for the list of things this guy goes after. >> neither do i. there's a quality of low level local politician corruption that you see not just with scott puitt. in some ways he's a metaphor for the whole administration. i'm going to become an lderman because i will get the proper zoning for my hardware store. >> is it that we're all forced to sleep on a used hotel mattress? >> on some level, yes. that is basically -- i don't know how to explain that. i don't know if it was a prank he was going to do. >> as a lawyer i can give you the counter argument. >> please. >> for one of them. that would be maybe that ritz lotion is just that good. >> well it's possible. i don't want to get into sulfates and whether or not you even need that. that's not my expertise either. the idea that you get into a position and you just take as much as you can. that you get into government service because it gives you an entree and to get whatever you want and take whatever you want. i think is the organizing principal of the vast majority of people who enter into the donald trump administration. the other question is like what's the going to take for this guy to get fired and why is that such a steep hill to climb. >> what's it going to take and does the fish rot from the head. does the free lotion grifting come from the very top. this is something that donald trump is known for. take a look at him talking about pruitt just this week. >> administrator scott pruitt, thank you very much. epa is doing well. somebody va to say that. the epa is doing well. people are really impressed with the job. >> as much as donald trump i think is appreciates a good thief and someone will take a little bit more than they should, this is the type of thing that got a lot of other people fired. >> absolutely. >> you got to ask like what's going on here. i think, frankly, the answer is harold ham. harold ham was the guy who was instrumental in putting scott purp pruitt on there. he's a billionaire fraker who has pushed a number of federal and legislation. i think this is a function of donald trump and scott pruitt having a sugar daddy. i think that sugar daddy is harold ham. if getting a used mattress doesn't get you fired from donald trump, who sort of, he wouldn't hire bolton the first time around because he didn't appreciate his mustache, i don't know that anything can. you have sto ask why. who is protecting this guy? i think it's this billionaire fraker. >> it goes to what does matter. the bizarre, sheer pettiness of the behavior. it goes to the idea that government is for sale and his personal enrichment which is a huge problem. stick around as we turn to another issue. >> the issue here is not only about honesty in government or corruption. it's about national security. who would have thought, i never did, that i'd be on the steps of a courthouse trying to enforce the emoluments clause against the president of the united states. it's never happened before because presidents have obeyed the law. >> donald trump never divested himself from his companies, his children allegedly run them and he keeps his stake. i want to bring in the senator to discuss all of this. senator bloomenthal joins me on a busy day for you and your co-plaintiffs. why was it important to take this extra measure? you have powers in the senate. you have your voting power but you're going to the third branch. why? >> ari, ironically going through the federal courts is the only way. literally the only game in town as a means of enforcing the law. the president is flagrantly and deliberately taking payments and benefits from foreign governments whether it's through the trump tower in new york, from the chinese or the trump hotel in washington, d.c., from saudi arabia and countless other governments or through the $500 million loan from the chinese in effect to his resort and indonesia and approvals by the ind ne government. we know about those payments because of our free press reporting them. he has disclosed nothing and we cannot do our job. >> you're saying something so important. you're saying he's disclosed nothing. the original promise was the trump organization would voluntarily quantify and turn back over any money directly from foreign governments. are you saying they have completely breached that? >> we have no way of knowing because he has refused to disclose to us truthfully and accurately. our plea to the court is, we need to do our job representing the american people. we're the only ones who have standing. that's the right to bring this kind of lawsuit in court to enforce what is really the chief anti-corruption provision in our law and in the united states constitution. that's why we're in court. >> you mentioned that and a lot of our viewers know about that. you guys have had more success but how did it go in court today. you obviously are hoping to win but can you substantiate or provide us evidence of why it might have gone your way or did it not go your way? >> in 45 years in a courtroom, i've never predicted the outcome. i've never said i'm confident or optimistic but i was very hopeful and encouraged because the judge was asking all the right questions. he clearly understood the issues. we can't do it if the president refus to come to us for approval of his payments and benefits. that's what the clause says. the president has to come to congress before he receives these kinds of payments and benefits and the judge clearly understands that fwhewe need to our job. >> we discuss it and sam has a question. >> i had a question on the emoluments. if there is no 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of the them. >> i'd like to punch them in the face. >> he argues the effects is to overpower reason. he compares it to the person trying to ride an elephant. you lose control to the more powerful animal. politicians have all appealed to emotion. >> the kind of peace that makes life on earth worth living. the kind that enables men in nations to grow and hope. >> i end tonight where it all began for me. i still believe in a place called hope. >> never been more hopeful about our future. i've never been more hopeful about america. i ask you to sustain that hope. >> those emotion maal appeals w from winners. there or others who were perceived as focusing on competency and they lost the presidential race. president trump isn't just rattling people with raw emotion. he's tapping into these deeper feelings and fears which aren't about chosing between different outcomes but sometimes eliciting reaction that are uncontrollable of people around the country. explain what you mean by emotion towards anger. >> well, we have two selves. we have as you pointed out in your intro, we have the rider, that's the rational self and then we have the elephant. it's dominanting our behavior. the elephant is the fear driven part of ourself who is is at great odds with what we think we are. a world in which a guy like trump is playing on fear all the time, what he's doing is stirring up the elephant and in his own behavior, he's normalizing the reactivity that we see in the world. i was thinking today about the famous book about the ikeman trial. her point is the main fear you have is to normalize this kind of behavior. what happen s our brains, we use our brains. we misuse our brains to rationalize the worst behaviors we are guilty of. we reactively do. >> it seems your pinpointing two things. the power of anger in a modern society that thinks it may have basically handled some of this but, two, a kind of vanity if we think we're better than this then we're not going to be as ready to spot it when it happens. >> that's absolutely right. we think that we are way more evolved than we actually are. the ability to step back and watch yourself, particularly watch the activation of your own body when you're feeling a sense of danger or threat and that anger or that frustration or that fear starts to arrive. to be able to watch that. trump is providing an object lesson for every one in whatnot to do. what we need to be able to do is make that leap to get away from that vanity, from that hubris. >> let's tyke thake that to the big debate. michael wolf made a very concise defense of his book that's highly disturbing, if you believe in facts. take a look. >> my evidence is the book. read the book. if it make sense to you, if it rings true it is true. >> if it rings true to you, it is true. >> i mean that is a disturbing comment to make. we do act on that asujs. if something feels right, we assume it is right. if we don't misuse reason to rationalize after the fact rkts if we 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he avoided the draft five times in vietnam. if he wanted to be patriotic, he could have been patriotic back then as opposed to the sham of the issue with the national anthem. >> the white house renamed the 3:00 p.m. event the celebration of america. the president tweeting last night staying in the locker room for the playing of the anthem is as disrespectful to our country as kneeling. sorry. teams started coming out for the anthem in 2009 after the government paid them to do so. also staying in the locker room is an option next season for player who players who don't want to stand for the anthem. that completely does away with the point of protesting. staying in the locker room. >> let's bring back white house reporter sarah westwood. how does this play for the president? he seems to go back and mine this issue whenever he n. this division about the players who, by the way, are protesting racial injusticinjustice, among things. not the military. the president keeps going there. does that play for him? will that play for him today in the primaries? >> it is clear president trump sees this as a winning issue for him. he is a culture war president. he loves to pick these battles in the case of the nfl protest, public opinion is more on his side in these battles than some of the other controversies that he has gotten himself in. for kneeling during the anthem, i think trump and the white house saw the nfl changing its policy as a capitulation and a concrete win in the situation and not just a figurative one in terms of the nfl losing viewership. although there were a lot of factors that contributed to the ratings falling. now how few players are attending the president'spa we having a conversation of patriotism and president trump forced the nfl to change the policy. he is reframing what could have been an embarrassment on terms favorable to him. >> maybe a tough spot for the president. ten eagles showing up. he would have been embarrassed. let's turn to another issue. it appears the president wants to keep this issue alive. the russia investigation. he may say this is the fake news making attention to this story. he tweets about it all the time. he chooses to send out rudy giuliani just about every day on national television. he did it again last night with chris cuomo. attempting to explain all these varying explanations for who wrote the statement about don junior's meeting with the russian meeting at trump tower. here is rudy. >> why do you think they chose to lie about his role in drafting the statement about trump junior's meeting with the russians? >> chris, you think maybe somebody could have made a mistake? >> that's a lot of mistakes. >> why is it always that somebody -- you think jay lied? maybe he just got it wrong like i got a few things wrong in the beginning of the investigation. you can make a mistake and then if you want, you can say it's a lie. it's a mistake. i swear to god, it's a mistake. >> okay. shifting stories. whatever you want to call it. there are 12 explanations. >> they had two years to get this straight. >> two years and sarah sanders cannot comment on who wrote that statement. is this central to obstruction of justice and why does the president keep sending out rudy giuliani every night? >> president trump -- there has been tension with he and his legal team for a long time, because he had been advised to take a different approach to mueller. you recall he never said mueller's name at the beginning of the investigation. he rarely attacked the investigation head on. as the probe has dragged on for months longer than trump was told, he has grown frustrated. it is clear he wants to go on offense and take a more aggressive position toward the investigators. giuliani is sort of serving a dual function for him. he has been more combative as mueller prepares to potentially sit down for an interview with trump. he beening to wage trump's legal battle in the court of public opinion. the involvement is coinciding with the periodic rise of the public opinion. maybe this has dragged on too long. are y you are seeing that sentiment rise from polling. from donald trump's perspective perhaps giuliani is doing what he hoped. >> let's talk about president bill clinton. he was out talking about a novel he wrote with james patterson. he was asked by craig melvin of nbc about his indiscretions of me too 20 years ago. i want to play that and play how he tried to clean that up a little bit giving a book talk about the book with patterson. listen. >> did you ever apologize to her? >> nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. but you typically have ignored gapingacts in this and i bet you don't even know them. >> the suggestion was that i never apologized for what caused all the trouble for me 20 years ago. so first point is i d. i meant it then and i meant it now. i apologized to my family and monica lewinsky and her family and the public. i support the me too movement and i think it is long overdue. >> sarah, what do you think of that performance from the president? >> it is remarkable that bill clinton still doesn't seem to have an explanation for his indiscretions. he had to have known this question was coming. the first time we have seen him step out in the public atmosphere in a long time. so much of a conversation about me too has evolved democrats grappling with how they treated the bill clintonccusations and the bill clinton accusers and how the party sort of tried to discredit s the women. i think that is where the problematic aspect of what happened to bill clinton lie. he had to have seen that conversation taking place in the public sphere. it is remarkable that he attempted to somehow claim the mantle of someone empowered wome throughout his career and yet tried to side step having to offer any public apology. >> all of the trouble for me. there was a lot of he was the victim. it seemed a little bit -- i don't know. self awareness wasn't there. >> most of us get perspective on our mistakes. sarah westwood, thank you. >>> special counsel accusing former trump campaign manager paul manafort of witness tampering. he asked witnesses to lie for him. they are asking to send manafort to jail until his trial. he is under house arrest under $10 million unsecured bail. this puts more pressure on manafort as prosecutors investigate the possibility he coordinated with the russians during the 2016 race. >>> the timing is set for president trump's meeting with kim jong-un in singapore. with the summit one week away the president may not be seeing eye to eye with one of his top national security officials. let's go live to seoul and bring in alexandra field. explain. >> reporter: good morning, christine. we have a date now and time now for the summit. tuesday morning in singapore. not a lot of time until the big meeting happens. everyone's expectations have been tempered and reduced to the minimum of a meet and greet. in order to protect the meet and greet and get it done, now seems that the national security adviser john bolton is sidelined in the process. he was the one who made the comments about libya drawing comparisons with libya and north korea that so inflamed tensions with north korea to the point that president trump canceled the summit all together. he was not in the meeting where president trump's smoothed over andided the summit is back on. we are learning from sources familiar that it was the secretary of state mike pompeo who advised the president it would be counter productive to have bolton in the meeting. bolton is the most hawkish when it comes to north korea. all of this is a growing rift according to sources between the secretary of state and national security adviser. national security adviser throwing questions on whether there is a rift here. certainly it seems the priority of the administration right now is to simply have a meeting which might not be more than an opportunity to meet. christine. >> a meet and greet. alex field, thank you. >>> each the ceo of -- even the ceo of apple tim cook admits he spends too much time on his phone. the interview discussing the tech addiction next. an ued fpla and right now, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? 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isn't it stockholm syndrome, that you don't know you're being hypocritical or you're on the winning team and it feel

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you've been learning a lot about the preparations that are under way and the lowering of expectations. >> we started to see some signs of this last week. it was less than a week ago the state department told me for a summit to be successful the north koreans are have to do something they've never done before and between now and the summit they have to spell out what they're willing to do. we're looking for someig gesture, something historic. not words but action. and then less than 48 hours after that the president was saying, oh, we're going to do this summit. buthis is just the very beginning of what could be a long process. so it's pretty clear that whatever they were looking for so emphatically in those meetings between the summit was announced didn't quite happen. and so now we're hearing from a source familiar with the discussions that it was pretty much only president trump who thought maybe they could get some kind of unilateral concessions from north korea. come pay owe's discussions, secretary of state, his discussions with the north koreans proved that wasn't going to happen. so now when they do this summit, sure, they're going to be looking for maybe some broad agreement on deearization. and remember the north koreans have been telling the south koreans they've bting it in writing t they are committed to denuclearization, but it's known through intelligence sources that what they view as denuclearization is still quite a bit different it appears than what the u.s. sees. so maybe they could get , but as far as negotiating out the details of what denuclearization is really going to be, if it is to be eventually, that's going to be the state department and team there assembling of north korea experts and those negotiations could take years, wolf. >> years and years and years that they say, you saw barbara starr's report, our pentagon reporter over the weekend that the explosions at that nuclear test site in which the north koreans invited international journalists may have been less than meets the eye, may have been for show rather than a substantive destruction of some sort of nuclear capability. >> to many observers no surprise they didn't quite deliver what they said they were going to deliver. again, these intelligence reports that cnn reported on showing that when north korea -- when kim jong-un himself talks about denuclearization, really he still wants to hold on to some capability. that is the opposite of what the u.s. wants. so there are a lot of indications that they're not exactly -- not in where near where the u.s. is on what they would like when we're talking denuclearization. so the summit is on, but what comes out of it, of course, is a big question mark. >> i'm curious to see if one thing potentially that could come out of this some sort of diplomatic relationship between the united states and north korea if they open up intersections in their representative capitals or have an ambassador. we'll see what happens on 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everybody in the world. >> it is important to me that everybody who has been hurt know that the sorrow i feel is genuine. first and most important my family, monica lewinsky and her family. >> but you didn't apologize to her. >> i have not talked to her. >> do you feel like you owe her an apology. >> no. i do not -- i've never talked to her. but i did say publicly on more than one occasion that i was sorry. that's very different. the apology was public. >> our cnn politics reporter editor at large chris cillizza isoining us right now. what did you think of the former president's response? >> not great. he had 20 years to do it. i take his point as you played wolf, he did publicly apologize to virtually everyone including monica lewinsky in that same prayer breakfast he said i'm a sinner and said those things. i do think it is different, might just be me, i think it is different to offer a broad scale public apology that includes someone and to reach out even if monica lewinsky doesn't ever call you back, reach out to try to apologize personally. just because her life for the last 20 years and i think she's written eloquently about this, her life has been extremely diff d i do think it's a lack of recognition by bill clinton. he was the president of the united states. she was an intern. many people on twitter say they -- takes two to tango. consider that relationship in that dynamic? i don't think that's right. >> she tweeted in response this this. she was grateful to the myriad people who helped me evolve, gain perspective in the last 20 years. tell us how her thinking has changed over these two decades. >> so that piece i would urge people wherever you come down on this, i would urge people to take five minutes of your day and read it. i read it back when it came out. it's worth rereading. her argument in the piece is trying to explain how this is still something in her life, all these years later, that she has to deal with. how she has come to deal with it and most imporly for what we're talking about in the present is how at the time and even five years ago i thinkhe says she wrote about how it was consensual, there was no forcing of anything, but that now in light of the #metoo moment, given the disparity in the relationship, president of the united states, white house intern, she now has begun to sort of re-amine t dynamic. i think read the piece before you judge her, bill clinton or anyone else. the piece is very interesting. i think she's an eloquent voice not just on this but on issues of bullying as well. >> has she asked the president for a personal apology. >> we do not know that. we didn't know until today really that he had not offered a personal to her apology. right? he would say he offered her an apology. not a personal to her apology. here is what i would say, wolf, even if she didn't want and didn't ask for it, i do think given what we now know about what transpired, it is bill clinton was a former president of the united 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the future negotiation is not going along like it should. but we'll be saving a tremendous amount of money, plus i think it's very provocative. >> joining us now is the anchor of the lead jake tapper, also the author of the fabulous historical novel "the hellfire club" climbing up the best seller list day after day. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> let's start right there. we know that ostensibly the north has given up their nuclear arsenal, so what has the u.s. given up for this? >> well, not so fast. right? i know you're being cheeky with that, but the fact is that the north koreans have made this promise before. they have signed documents along these lines before. in fact f you read the statement, it says that kim jong-un reaffirmed his commitment to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsu peninsula, reaffirmed. meaning he said it before. he's saying it again. >> and his father and his grandfather as well. but do you think it's possible because he now has a personal relationship with president trump that this time we will see it? >> look, anything is possible. of course president trump and the trump administration should be applauded for attempting to solve this problem through diplomatic means. no question. i am skeptical of north korea. i don't think that that makes me an unusual individual in this country. m skeptal of north korea. i'm skeptical that they ve actually agreed to do anything much more than they've already agreed to do and violated in previous treaties and previous efforts by other presidents. now, president trump is very sure of himself and confident of his ability to get this done. and i hope he is right. i hope he is correct. but, as of now, i see no evidence that the north koreans are really on any sort of path to denuclearization. >> okay. well, president trump is quite confident, as you said. >> he is. >> he has given a one on one interview to abc, so let's listen to that moment. >> he trusts me, i believe. i really do. i mean, he said openly and said it to a couple of reporters that were with him that he knows that no other president ever could have done this. no other -- he knows the presidents. he knows who we had in front of me. he said no other president could have done this. i think he trusts me and i trust him. >> no other sitting u.s. president has done this. >> well, that's true. although, it is also fair and, again, i don't want to belittle the attempt being made for peace here by president trump, but it is also true that previous presidents could have had one on one summits with kim jong-un or kim jong-il. and the concern was that you don't want to give north korea that kind of prestige. you don't want to elevate them without having something guaranteed in terms of what they actually are willing to do, in terms of denuclearization and in terms of what secretary of state pompeo constantly refers to as irreversible and verifiable denuclearization. so, it's not as if other presidents couldn't have done this. it's that they didn't want to. that's the big difference here. >> so back to my question about what the u.s. has conceded. so no joint military exercises with south korea, that's an interesting one because those are what gave south korea some feeling of security. >> right. >> now they may feel more precarious in this new situation. >> although they have been pushing for this more than anyone, to be fair to president trump. president moon and the south korean government has been pushing for this summit. they are the ones who really led the way on this. so, i've seen some reporting this morning that the south koreans, not all of them necessarily in the government, knew about this pledge to cancel this joint military exercise. that said, i don't believe that we're going to hear any word of concern from south korea. they have really been pushing for this the whole time. >> we just got a message in here from barbara starr, our pentagon reporter, who said that there were joint military exercises scheduled for august, this summer, between south korea and the u.s. i don't know, i guess those have been cancelled for the moment. >> what was unusual hearing president trump describe those joint military exercises as provocative. that's a word that the north koreans would use about this military exercises. now, it's true that in the name of peace it's probably a good gesture to cancel these or at least not do them in august, but by the same token -- and he did hold out the possibility that they'll return if future negotiations aren't going the way he wants them to. but it is a significant concession. and it's interesting for the president of the united states to refer to u.s. south korean joint military exercises as provocative because really that's the point of the view of the north korean. >> so also, you know, bonding with a north korean dictator does require some level of putting blinders on to the human rights abuses. >> sure. horrific how many rights abuses. they have goologues. more than 100,000 north koreans locked up for their political views and their families with them. obviously otto warmbier the american student who allegedly vandalized something is now dead because of north korean human rights abuses. >> look, president trump talked about that. he said he felt that it was otto warmbier, that moment that tredy is what sort of broke the damn. he credited otto warmbier being the tipping point here, whether that is true or not, that's how he interpreted it. >> it's a nice sentiment and i believe that his feelings are very heartfelt when it comes to the warmbier family, this is a despotic regime. they abuse their people. it is almost unparalleled when it comes to the human rights abuses that the north korean government imposes upon its people. you know, i'm sure you've seen north koreans and south koreans in terms of the starvation of the north koreans. south koreans, i think, are the average south korean is taller, weighs more and obviously it's the same people. >> yeah. president trump was asked about those human rights abuses at the press conference. so listen to this. >> the man you met today, kim jong-un, as you know, has killed family members, has starved his own people, is responsible for the death of otto warmbier. why are you so comfortable calling him very talented? >> well, he is very talented. anybody that takes over a situation like he did at 26 years of age and is able to run it and run it tough. >> what do you, president trump, expect him kim jong-un to do with the human rights abuses with regard to the north korean people? >> it was discussed. it was discussed little compared to the denuclearization that's where we started and where we ended. but they will be doing things. and i think he wants to do things. i think he wants to -- you would be very surprised. very smart. very good negotiator. wants to do the right thing. and i believe it's a rough situation over there. there's no question about it. and we did discuss it today pretty strongly. i mean, knowing what the main purpose of what we were doing is, denucing but discussed at pretty good length. we'll be doing something on it. it's rough. it's rough in a lotf places, by the way. >> so interesting to hear how he frames kim jong-un. he took over this situation at 26 and ran it. i mean, it's hard not to hear some level of projection when the president talks like that. >> well, there are two things going on here, i think. first of all, he is trying to negotiate peace. so, you have to take that into consideration with how he's talking about this dispottic dictator, right? he's trying to achieve peace. you're not going to go and be candid how horrible he has been. but beyond that, there is a whole -- there are years worth of words that the president has given when it comes to praise for autocrats and criticism of people who run democracies. and it is just a matter of fact he has said -- he praised the leaders of china for putting down the tiananmen square massacre as strong. i asked him about that during a debate years ago. he just has an admiration for autocrats seemingly, at least based on the adjectives he selects, that you can't get away from. but that said, i do view this in the context of him trying to be diplomatic about somebody he's trying to negotiate peace with. >> fair enough. we'll talk about the feeling of the allies, if you'll stick around. >> i will, of course. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll take a quick break because the president talked about this picture right here that we have shown you where the allies surrounded him and the body language of this photo. so, why mr. trump now says this tense scene is not what it appears to be. that's next. d. i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we're busy. auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, life insurance policies. knowing that usaa will always have 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jong-un. they held a series of these rolling photo ops, six in total. they met for about five hours. you're looking at these pictures of them signing that document. that was history. this day in singapore also historic what we saw from kim jong-un, walking along the streets of singapore, actually i can see the area where he walked here in this thriving capitalist mecca. kim jong-un took that walk about and was greeted by a celebrity, cheered at times. so that was history. but the big question is how will history record what was achieved here toward the ultimate goal of denuclearization. has the united states pushed north korea any closer to that actual goal? remember, that was the purpose of this meeting. and as of now, that is unclear, whether anything new or different was achieved than the past. i'll throw it back to new york and round table with two selling best selling authors. alisyn camerota author of "amanda wakes up" and jake tapper, hellfire club". >> jake is busy reading or would please take this shot. >> i've already read it. i'm reading it again. i can't tear my eyes away. >> it's that riveting out in paperback today. >> i read it six times. god you guys are good. you guys are good. john, thank you. there are other images that we do need to talk about as well equally riveting. >> yes. >> president trump holding a wide ranging news conference after his historic summit with kim jong-un, mr. trump also addressed questions about the g7 summit just a couple days ago and this picture that made headlines around the world. >> the picture with angela merkel, who i get along with very well, where i'm sitting there with this, that picture is we're waiting for the document because i wanted to see the final document as changed by the changes that i requested. that was a very friendly -- i know it didn't look friendly and i know it was reported like nasty both ways. i was angry at her. actually we were just talking the whole group about something unrelated to everything, very friendly, waiting for the document to come back. >> let's bring back jake tapper. jake, the split screen image of the seeming tension with allies and then the warmth with kim jong-un is fascinating. i mean, this week has been mind blowing. >> look, president trump was elected to be a disrupter and he is disrupting. he is disrupting the old ways of doing business. he's obviously very hawkish when it comes to pushing back on allies when one has to do with trade. he really wants a denuclearization deal with north korea. yes, the split screen is fascinating. actually and michelle kaczynski has some reporting on what exactly president trump was pushing back on in that photo. apparently he was objecting to a term in the communique referring to the rules based international order, something that previous presidents signed off on all the time and also insisting that the term reciprocal when it comes to trade be included. >> did he ultimately bow out of it all together? >> he agreed to the communique initially and only after the justin trudeau press conference which apparently offendehis sensibiliti sensibilities. >> it's tha justin trudeau says claimed one thing said to the president privately and said something different in the press conference insulted -- trump interpreted as an insult or difference in tone than what justin trudeau agreed to privately. that's just the president's interpretation. >> right. you look at what president trump has said, you follow the news pretty closely, you're an anchor in the morning show. >> yeah, three hours as opposed to just one. >> you picked up on this, five days a week as opposed to six. sometimes the president insults people. you might have picked up on this. and sometimes he does so in a way that is far harsher than what we saw from justin trudeau. >> yes. you know what else, sometimes the president insults people after giving them warm man hugs. so that's what is i think so interesting about what is happening with kim jong-un is that just because there's warmth today doesn't mean there will be warmth tomorrow. ask macron. >> absolutely true. and i think the next six months are going to prove whether or not today was anything other than a public relations gesture or whether it really was honestly a breakthrough. look, it might be. there might be some chemistry these two have that allows a true and lasting peace on that peninsula. i'm a skeptic of the north koreans. i do not believe the north koreans. time will tell. i hope the president is correct. >> of course. and then with the allies, where are we today? when the president lands, is there still tension with the eu and canada? what happens after that summit seemed to have gone awry? >> i mean, i think that they'll just move on and pick up. he has done this throughout his presidency. remember when he went to nato and had some rough comments there about people weren't pulling their weight. i mean, his throwing hay makers at our allies, at u.s. allies, traditional allies, europe, australia, canada, is nothing new. i think they're getting used it to. i think the european allies are stunned that it keeps happening. but i think, you know, i think they have settled into a world where a lot of us are which is constantly stunned but not necessarily surprised. >> president trump said that it will cost canada a lot. justin trudeau's kments. we shall see when he lands what that means, cost canada a lot. >> can i say one thing? this is one of our most important allies as a country. they fight in wars with us. they fought in afghanistan with us. >> lost people. >> lost people. i mean, it's not an alliance to be taken lightly. >>> let's move on to the white house national economic counsel director, larry kidlow, who suffered what we're told is a mild heart attack. >> yeah. >> we saw him a day before that news was announced on state of the union. here is larry kidlow after a question that you asked. watch this. >> potus is not going to let a canadian prime minister push him around. he is not going to permit any show of weakness on a trip to negotiate with north korea nor should he. >> so this was about north korea? >> of course it was in large part. >> because trudeau said -- >> absolutely. >> people felt he was fairly exercised on your show and then the news broke the next day that he had a mild heart attack. >> yeah. >> but today we're told that he's recovering. >> good. >> what was your impression when he came on your show? >> he seemed to be slurring a little bit, and i assumed it was just because he had gotten off a long flight the night before and he's 70 years old. i don't mean to make light of that. i'm almost 50. i know the years catch up with us. >> but you felt physically he wasn't in perfect shape? >> i mean -- i might be projecting back a little bit. he didn't seem to be -- he seemed tired to me at the time. he seemed tired to me, but that's not so odd for somebody who just got off this international flight late the night before, had to get up early to do a sunday show. it's not so strange. but larry is whatever you think of his politics, he's a nice guy and i know that we're all wishing him the best in his recovery route. >> in terms of tenor of what he said to you, was that more animated and sort of exercised than we had heard him in the past, how he was talking about north korea and the message being sent to the allies? >> he is a free trader. i think it's been an adjustment. he's known for having a very different position on economics than president trump, but i think that he was in that moment pushing back on trudeau the way that the white house wanted him to, finding his legs in other words. he was trying to represent the president's point of view perhaps more so than his own, which is his job. >> absolutely. he seems to have embraced it at least in that interview with you. jake tapper, fabulous to talk to you. your book is "the hellfire club." fabulous read. fascinating 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that was very odd for people who know how this normally goes down. then there was the decision that he made just days before the election to alert members of congress which, let's be honest, is basically going public with something, that there were more e-mails found on anthony weiner's computer, hillary clinton e-mails, that could be of concern that many democrats say that's what cost the election, debatable. how significant is this? >> i think when you take a look at comey's statement there, it is fascinating, he says no reasonable prosecutor. he's not a prosecutor. he's head of the fbi. that really highlights what an unusual situation that was for him to be delivering that news at that time without going through the doj -- without going through the attorney general lynch at that time. >> doesn't surprise you that this is something that the inspector general, the independent inspector general is taking issue with? >> no. that's a very long tradition when i was at justice, very cognizant of that issue, not saying anything about an investigation that could interfe interfere, too close to election. i think that horowitz will take a close look at that and will be quite critical. >> that's what the ig is going to say, hello, should have known this, you did know this, you were made aware. >> absolutely. comey, in many public statements, talks about how he wrestled with that issue, he was the loser of that wrestling match. >> loretta lynch, she was the attorney general at the time, and during the election, bill clinton on the tarmac in arizona, goes up into her plane, they have a chat for a considerable period of time considering the former president's wife was being looked at for her e-mail practices. she, along with andrew mccabe, the number two at the department, he's criticized for lag time, right? there was an awareness that these e-mails were on anthony weiner's laptop in september and then they didn't get the warrant until late october. so these two are also going to be criticized, we understand. >> yeah, absolutely. i think for former ag lynch, a big concern is failure of leadership. i get the fact she had been burned by the tarmac conversation but she doubled down on that. with regard to mccabe, the big question is the timing. that's a great october surprise. and the question is going to be what intent was really going on there. >> could it have just been a september surprise? who knows? these are all questions we may never know the answers to. shan, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> samantha bee back on her show and apologizing to ivanka trump for a very vulgar comment using a word that begins with "c." what she says she would have done differently. do not mistake serenity for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquility for the power of 335 turbo-charged horses. the lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350. and a quiet interior from which to admire them. for a limited time, get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx plus get $1,000 bonus cash. get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? 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but in this case, she said she -- essentially she was saying that's not the use that she gave it in this case, and she apologized. what it did you think of her -- i see it on your face, tell us. >> to heather's point, it is a comedy show. and there is nothing funny about calling a mother the "c" word as an insult, as a misogynistic slur because she posted a picture with her kid. so, those are sort of incongruous. the apology was fine, but it was couched in like a dozen different cod sills, one, i'm a comedian, don't look to me for civility. also, you should be more civil in your own actions. and i used the word before. and i've been using it to reclaim it. and i'm not sorry to ted cruz and men. so somewhere in there was an apology. but when you have to stuff all that other stuff around it, the apology kind of gets lost. look, i'm ready to move on and let sam bee go back to her job of being funny, i guess, but that conversation can be over now. but there is still a conversation, i think, to be had about whether the left gets let off the hook a bit more easily than the right. >> and, sorry, heather, go on. >> as a comedian in the last -- especially the last five or six years, especially -- there has been words that suddenly as you know are no longer appropriate, that people have had jokes for a long time, the r word, which is, if i can just say it, is retarded, you cannot say that word in comedy acts anymore, you really shouldn't. we know about f-a-g, if this is a word that probably shouldn't be used directed at a specific person anymore, i think that's okay. we can change our vernacular. i think that's the lesson to be learned. i don't think it is worth it. i think now we know that it did offend the majority of people and when you're dependent on advertisers and a big network keeping your show going and paying your bills, take it out of your vocabulary. i don't think she'll say it again if she's smart. >> she said it, while she was trying to make a point about immigration, which i mean, like, who even pays attention now to what she was saying? she really sort of shot herself in the foot when it came to making her point, right? she used the word before and it is -- there is something about this that was different. different to advertisers too. but you say it is not fair treatment. >> look, just do an exercise, do a mental exercise, close your eyes, and imagine roseanne saying, and i'm not equating the two, what roseanne said was worse, imagine roseanne saying about her racist slur, i'm a comedian, don't look to me for civility, you should be more civil in your acts, i used planet of the apes as a reference before, no one would buy that as a sufficient apology. i'm not equating them, but at the same time, what sam bee did was a whole lot of self-rationalizing, some virtue signaling as well, in the midst of an apology. i'll note, not a real apology to ivanka trump, who she slurred for no reason. and if she was trying to make some political point, that was lost. so she used her to join the misogynist club and call her the "c" word which may have been funny for comedians, never appropriate for individual women, and didn't really heart feldt felt way apologize to ivanka. >> she does say i didn't mean to offend anyone. yes, you did. you wanted to offend ivanka and the administration. so, yes, you did. you realized not the whole world agree with you, sometimes there are people in the show and with the staff and the point of view of the show they believe the whole world agrees with them and everything they say, once she got that backlash, she realized, no, i hurt a lot of other women in the process of that and i think that's what she was apologizing to. >> heather and se, i appreciate the conversation. thank you so much, heather mcdonelm mcdonald, se cupp with us. >>> rudy giuliani is standing by comments after he attacked stormy daniels' credibility for her profession, what he's telling cnn about his remarks. we'll have that next. hear that sizzle? 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