whos bring in p.j.d as assistant secretary of state and a spokesperson for the secretary of state under president obama. a lot of the talk is that we could have declaration without any sort of concrete proposals for denuclearization. i'm wondering if those two ideas can coexist. p.j.: if your kim jong-un, you will take that to the bank. he arrives in hanoi without feeling the maximum pressure of the trump administration. thatent ago, you said eight months ago was his vaguely worded agreement. he hasn't had to do anything to move towards denuclearization. meanwhile, he continues to check off things. in singapore, he was able to obtain an agreement from the president that suspended irritantexercises, an to north korea. he could very well get a political statement about ending the war. it is short of a peace treaty, but it is something that's would be meaningful to kim jong-un if that is what the president is offering. joe: president trump has an affinity toward kim jong-un. he praised him several times as

joining me now is p.j. crowley who is a former assistant secretary for public affairs at the u.s. state department he is in washington thanks for speaking to us president donald trump is very eager to announce at some point soon that i still has been defeated but how might you compare those with the more cautious comments from the likes of say the german chancellor angela merkel who seem to suggest that although the group has lost territory it still poses a threat. while the group does pose a threat to the idiology is a generational struggle but but certainly in terms of the caliphate and what distinguishes a caliphate from other extremist organizations was its ability to hold territory for sustained period in iraq and syria that phase obviously is coming to an end but the islamic state is going to be a force that we will have to reckon with you know for the indefinite future. we've been following developments very closely in nor than ne in syria right now and it's interesting that because you see the competing interests all of the key russia and of course america's kurdish allies

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p.j. malya initially made his fortune from kingfisher beer after inheriting the company that makes it from his father he later branched out into formula one racing staying in control of the force india formula one team until as recently as june of last year but it was aviation that was his downfall the charges against him relate to the collapse of kingfisher airlines in twenty twelve. india's government accuses the tycoon of conspiring with banking executives to obtain large loans he had no intention of repaying. malya maintains the airline's demise was a legitimate business failure and largely by high oil prices. german chancellor angela merkel met the japanese emperor akihito home at tokyo's imperial palace on tuesday morning this could be miss america also last such meeting with the japanese royal as the eighty five year old archita will abdicate the throne and april due to his age the german chancellor is in japan to promote bilateral relations and a wide ranging free trade agreement b

great displacement and look at how many people are leaving so we slow down so we do not hurt civilians p.j. crowley is a former u.s. state department spokesman and he says i still will remain a threat even after its so-called caliphate is defeated. well the group does pose a threat the ideology is a generational struggle but but certainly in terms of the caliphate and what distinguish the caliphate from other extremist organizations was its ability to hold territory for sustained period in iraq and syria that phase obviously is coming to an end but the islamic state is going to be a force that we will have to reckon with you know for the indefinite future it is very complicated you know the syrian civil war is is not one conflict it's many conflicts the united states has always to find its primary interest in syria in terms of the islamic state caliphate it has always attempted to resolve the broader syrian civil war through diplomatic means you know the challenge for the united states and others is that because of the intervention of russia and iran there really is not a path to a politic

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so on the current government has been working very hard on that right ok thank you very much indeed p.j. came talking to us live from seoul thank you so much never going to go back to hanoi to the vietnamese capital our white house correspondent kelly out there and kimberly it was really hard to hear the exchanges between president trump and chairman kim but what i picked up on and james at diplomatic editor also heard and that was a certain. a certain bitterness if you like about the way president trump said the the results from the singapore summit have been received he thought that he was being unfairly judged i mean this seems to be kind of a theme doesn't it for president chumpy think thing the ball went brilliantly well and a lot of people think not very much was actually achieved. right there what we do know about donald trump is that he does not like criticism and that has been on his mind some of the criticism of the outcome of singapore so recently in fact that he was tweeting about it just before that meeting them face to face meeting at the metropolitan the president saying

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. >> private jet, the kids call him that p.j. -- knock it off. people who own lake houses. to stop haunting everyone else about it kamala harris, glad you played that come across as a matter? are you for real? >> sean: $93 trillion. >> people cannot grasp that number. you put a key number in that prompter, $65,000 per household per year. who's got that kind of money laying around? >> sean: nobody. because that is extraordinary. >> sean: how did you keep your doctor, your plan, save money, work out? not well. let's go to mark penn. you were a poster for the clintons. you are listening to your democratic party. the era of big government and welfare as we know it, that came from your candidate. this is not the party of bill clinton. >> i think that's right. i think the moderate democrats, the party with bill clinton be really firmly in the center, what's happening today is alarming. i have a poll coming out tomorrow on which people are asked do you think your democratic party is mostly socialist or capitalist and 57% said mostly socialist. this is alarming what is happening to

left in the third, iguodala from the corner for three, but the warriors not paying attention to one p.jbuzzer with a three of his own. it was that kind of game. warriors down six heading into the final quarter. some bad news. draymond green steps on the foot of demarcus cousins, sprained his left ankle. we'll see how serious it is in the coming days. 2pots17ssis, nd thek here tis they connect again for the alley-oop. rockets win 118-112. even without james harden, warriors have lost four regular houston. >> basically, as great as we've had comebacks, and we understand it's a 48-minute game, you give a team that much confidence, going down 15-0 the way that it happened, we lost the game right there. >> it's human nature, you let your guard down when things are going well. maybe this will be a wake-up call for us to prepare better and be ready. >> reporter: but is this loss a little more frustrating because the rockets are a team that the warriors have had a hard time getting over the hump, or the past two regular seasons? >> yeah, but guess what, we haven't had a problem getting over the

in the third, iguodala from the corner for three, but the warriors not paying attention to p.j.the buzzer with a three of his own. it was that kind of game. warriors down six heading into the final quarter. bad news, draymond green steps on the foot of demarcus cousins, sprains his left ankle. we'll see how serious it is in the coming days. chris paul, this one, had 23 points, 17 assists, behind the back here to clint capela. those two will connect again for the alley-oop. rockets win, 118-112. warriors could never catch up, even without james harden. the warriors have now lost four straight regular season games to houston. >> basically, as great as we've had comebacks, and we understand it's a 48-minute game, you give a team that much confidence, going down 15-0, the way that it happened, we lost the game right there. >> you know, it's human nature. sometimes you let your guard down when things are going well. so maybe this will be a little bit of a wake-up call for all of us to prepare better and be ready. >> but is this lost a little more frustrating, because the rockets are

we really also are just enjoying working with the new langl language liaison, p.j. carr. she's awesome. so you know, this work is slow, but it is moving in the right direction, and the community is counting on us because having that bilingual understanding, certification, and those cultural, you know, knowing the cultural issues in the -- san francisco's so diverse community is so important for victims to come forward. it's also a public safety issue which we really try to get across to people. if your neighbor is afraid to call police, it's your public safety issue. so i just want to thank you for your work. we're so proud to be a part of the deaf and hard of hearing group, and many others. thank you so much. we're headed in the right direction. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you some. thank you very much, miss upton. any other public comment? hearing none, public comment's now closed. please call the next line item. >> clerk: item three, discussion and possible action to adopt revised department general order 3.01, written communication system, or take other action, if

left in the third, iguodala from the corner for three, but the warriors not paying attention to one p.jree of his own. it was that kind of game. warriors down six heading into the final quarter. draymond green steps on the foot of demarcus cousins, sprained his ankle. wel see how serious it is in the coming days. chris paul was on fire in this one, had 23 points, 17 behind the back here to clint capela. they connect again for the alley-oop. rockets win 118-112. warriors would never catch up. warriors have lost four regular season games to houston. >> basically, as great as we've had comebacks, and we understand it's a 48-minute game, you give a team that much confidence, going down 15-0 the way that it happened, we lost the game right there. >> it's human nature, you let your guard down when things are going well. maybe this will be a wake-up call for us to prepare better and be ready. >> reporter: but is this loss a little more frustrating because the rockets are a team that the warriors have had a hard time getting over the hump, or the past two regular seasons? >> yeah, but guess wha