pompeo: yes. sen. graham: thank you. outcomes, you are doing a great job. more row is better. morale is better. you're spending a lot of time explaining to the state department. you do it very well. the outcome in afghanistan for women is peace with dignity. sec. pompeo: that's correct and making sure that america's counterterrorism interests are protected, as well. sen. graham: so we have two goals. make sure that people like isis and al qaeda types who will never come to the peace table, they do not recapture, take over afghanistan. sec. pompeo: that's correct, sir. sen. graham: and if we reintegrate the taliban back into the afghan community writ large, we do so on our terms, not theirs. sec. pompeo: that's correct. sen. graham: thank you. syria. the stabilizing force that we're talking about will have more europeans and our numbers will go down in terms of boots on the ground. sec. pompeo: that's the discussion that's under way, yes, senator. sen. graham: do you agree with me that having a sta

pompeo: i'll leave that to others. bob: ok. mr. pompeo: i've got lots of challenges. bob: open skies agreement. this is an agreement that the big lobbying battle in town on this, the trump administration is credited for striking an agreement last year. but u.s.-based airlines saying it's not working and they've decided -- they've cited the economy and possibly jobs lost, it needs to be resisted -- revisited. some in congress have pressed you on this. is the trump administration going to revisit this agreement in any way? mr. pompeo: we are constantly. i know the issue well. i've worked on it personally. i've spoken to nearly all the u.s. carriers. i had my counterpart in town last week,ify remember the timing right. we spoke about that issue with him. the commitments that were made there were a result of a deep, complex process. everyone worked in good faith, best i can tell. some of it was before my time. but as best i can tell, everyone worked in good fate. we need to make sure these commitments continue to be honored. the trump administration will endeavor to make

pompeo: i don't know. we went to make sure we create deliver,tions where we that when the two leaders get together, we can make substantial progress. >> i think we made progress in hanoi. i think the rest of the world thinks differently. but i got to see what happened in the run-up to that, all the conversations that took place before the two leaders, and we came to a deeper understanding of the range of freedom both sides things we can do, what paths we might be what used to unlock this going forward. are confident that as we continue to apply the economic rusher to north korea that we will get another opportunity to negotiations. my team has traveled to moscow and beijing to work with their allies, in japan and south korea, to support a global coalition and put these things in bond. host: the mueller report, one of its conclusions was that russia tried to seriously influenced by 2016 election. should the obama administration have done more? sec. pompeo: yeah, sure. the russians interfered. it happened in

secretary pompeo: may 2. the current waivers expire midnight may 1. >> so they are not getting any grace period beyond may 2? secretary pompeo: there are no sre waivers that extend beyond that period. >> they need to look at other sources. secretary pompeo: i think we have always been very fair about this. there is a particular transaction that is incidental side of want to foreclose the possibility but there will be no waivers that extend the on the first of may. thank you all very much. >> do you think the incident there says anything about the dangers isis continues to pose now that they have been defeated on the battleground? secretary pompeo: radical islamist terror means of threat. i think i've been very clear about that. we are continuing to do real work against these evil human beings that went into places of worship on easter sunday. we have taken that threat down substantially. the destruction of the caliphate mattered and takedown of these threats from other geographies as well. sadly this evil exi

president trump and secretary pompeo have done precisely that. last year the administration reached historic agreements with the governments of the uae and qatar that will increase transparency and accountability moving forward. but we know this isn't the end of the dispute. the government of qatar is massively subsidizing a tiny regional carrier called air italy which it owns a sizable stake in. the stakes of this fight are real. continued open skies violation puts 1.2 million american jobs at risk. it affects everyone from pilots to flight attendants to the ground crew, to the employees at the airport. and as secretary pompeo has said, we cannot allow our so-called allies to take advantage of american businesses and american workers. we are proud to call secretary pompeo our friend in this fight, and we look forward to the state department and entire administration continuing to stand up for u.s. airline workers and the airline industry and enforcing our agreements. i'm this topic will come up more but with that i'd like to turn back over to he

secretary pompeo: good morning. i'm here to make an important foreign policy announcement concerning the islamic republic of iran. today, the united states is continuing to build its maximum pressure campaign against the iranian regime. i'm announcing our intent to designate the islamic revolutionary guard corps, force, as s k quds a terrorist organization. this designation will take ffect one week from today. this is the first time that the united states has designated a part of another government as an f.t.o. we are doing it because the regime's use makes it different from any other government. this historic step will deny the leading state sponsor the financial means to spread misery and death around the world. businesses and banks around the world now have a clear duty to ensure that companies with which they conduct the national -- financial transactions are in onnected to the irgc any material way. it gives the u.s. government tools to counter iranian-backed terrorism. this designation is a direct response to

this is not just mike pompeo these are career diplomats who he represents.ed the khashoggi matter. they imposed sanctions on 17 individuals involved in the murder under the global imaginmagnitsky act. they revoked visas from 21 people. we don't know what kind of conversations mike pompeo has had behind closed doors with the saudi crowned prince. some people will not be satisfied until we blow up the entire relationship with saudi arabia. that's not an option. we need saudi arabia to counter iran. there is no other country in the middle east that did k. play the role that saudi arabia has to play in countering iran and iranian influence which is the number one interest to u.s. interest in the middle east. the idea that we are going to blow blow up the entire relationship in response to this is not realistic and it's not quite frankly the right policy. >> martha: marc thiessen thank you very much. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: that is "the story" tonight from kansas city, missouri. we will see you tomorrow night in new york. tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: g

secretary pompeo: we want iran to behave like a normal nation. we said 12 things they needed to do back in may of last year. that's the mission of this designation as well. so that's our purpose. if you said what's the intent? to achieve the outcome we laid out back in may of last year to do the simple thing like not launch missiles into saudi arabia and risking lives. reporter: how does this affect things on e.u. trade? secretary pompeo: if you are the general counsel for a europian institution, there's more risk. it is absolutely the case that it amounts to a significant piece of the iranian economy. and it is the case sometimes difficult to know whether they are involved, that the diligence effort. i think this will require more diligence be done with businesses that are considered second and third orders removed what you might think is a traditional connection to the iranian economy. this extends to your point about trade, you asked about oil waivers. we will make that decision in due course. but this absolutely extends and creates clarity ar

so that's the test, next to mike pompeo. this is north korea's official news agency.ompeo stays involved, "the table will be lousy once again and the talks will become entangled." an attack on mr pompeo is significant, because he's been right at the heart of these negotiations. these are all pictures of different visits he is paid to pyongyang the last year. he travelled to pyongyang four times last year. but north korea blames him for the abrupt end to the hanoi summit. that abruptly ended, at the time north korea accused pompeo of adopting gangster —like behaviour. more recently, last week he indirectly called kim jong un a ‘tyrant‘. that may not have gone down well. i spoke to barbara plett—usher at the state department in washington. there has been very little discussion about this here publicly, mr pompeo ignored questions that were shouted at him about it at a recent camera spray, and the state department had just put out basically one line answer saying we remain ready to engage with north korea on constructive negotiations. i think the north koreans were parti

pea i don't thi pyongyang is demanding mike pompeo be replaced in talks. the test fire of a tactical guided weapon. will rillpley is monitoring the development. great to see you. what are we learning about the new demand to have the secretary of state replaced. >> reporter: i think there's a lot of red flags just because things are not headed in a good direction between the u.s. and north korea. you have this new demand in north korea state media that secretary of state mike pompeo be replaced as the primary negotiator in denuclearization talks. secretary pompeo has invested a lot in building relationships with north korea. he has traveled there four times and met with kim jong un repeatedly. he has been the go-to person but obviously after hanoi broke down, things have changed. his negotiating partner no longer the lead negotiator according to sources and now the north koreans are saying pompeo should be out as well. particularly about his testimony. kim who was humiliated at the hanoi summit is now trying to project strength to his own people and to the

they find pompeo a little bit too tough.t back to the inner trump, bromance, kim-trump personal dynamic if they can. ashley: the bottom line comes down to this, the north koreans want the very harsh sanctions lifted and the united states and others want the whole north korean peninsula to be denuked and that is where we're at. who gives, who gets what? >> well there is a potential compromise and i don't know how president trump would react if the terms of this were good. i think mr. trump was correct in hanoi to walk away from the deal that was proposed because the north koreans were just offering up a tiny part or modest sized part of their nuclear program in exchange for a full lifting of sanctions. the more fair deal is for them to give up all of their nuclear production capability throughout the country, hold on to their bombs for a while, or at least some fraction thereof, that is their ultimate deterrent. then we would suspend and gradually lift at least some of the signing shuns in exchange. that's a genuine compromis

secretary of state mike pompeo announcing u.s.o on waivers was may 2, the secretary will come out with that announcement expected in about 15 minutes :45 a.m. eastern we will take you to washington live, to hear that announcement, as crude oil triedz up 2 1/2% right now, joining me right now henry a. kissinger senior fellow for u.s. foreign policy counsel of foreign relations ambassador robert blackwell good to have you thanks so much. >> of your reaction to what we will here in secretary pompeo. >> i support it, i think that the administration's effort to bring extreme pressure on iranian regime is exactly right. after all, it is destabilizing the entire middle east or trying to, so i supported it will case, of course, some bilateral tension with some of the countries. china in india perhaps others but the right move. >> you are right china, india turkey among iran's pop commerce they have been expecting to receive the renewed waiver, to continue to buy oil from iran, so now that they get the news or maybe they already got news t

and so they did that with pompeo. they did it with pompeo.ton ahead of the singapore summit. so president trump is right to keep pompeo to keep bolton in place, keep this particular diplomatic team in place. it shows a united front. the fact that president trump is the one that walked away from this deal in hanoi. it wasn't secretary pompeo. it was president trump himself. ashley: exactly. as secretary pompeo said we had missile testing not ballistic missiles. this is a little desperate, poking the u.s., saying remember me because he wants those sanctions taken off as quickly as possible. that is the leverage the u.s. has over north korea? >> that's true but when i heard about this particular weapons test, tactical weapon, wasn't a ballistic missile. to my mind wow, is that the best you have? that is as far as north koreans willing to go to poke the united states? to me that signals that the united states is really in a strong position and has north korea very contained, in regard to actually missile testing which president trump has drawn a

pyongyang is demanding that secretary of state mike pompeo be replaced in talks. the state run news agency reported the test fire of a tactical guided, will ripley joins us. why did the north koreans sour on mike pompeo. >> it seems as if tension has been building for quite some time. we know the north koreans blame secretary pompeo, and national security adviser john bolton, they think president trump want to make a deal but was talked out of it by hawkish advisers. what tipped north korea over the edge with secretary pompeo was his congressional testimony and his testimony to the senate where he talked about north korea and the denuclearization process in a way the north koreans felt was demeaning to their leader kim jong un. this is a significant diplomatic setback because pompeo has invested a lot of time in trying to build trust and a relationship with the north koreans, he has traveled to pyongyang, met with kim jong un a number of times, hosted the delegations and now the north koreans say they are not willing to work with him anymore. it puts president tru

secretary of state mike pompeo joins me live this hour. >>> 2 trillion reasons. president trump surprises democrats by agreeing to spend $2 trillion on fixing the country's roads, bridges, and more. now we're learning why the president was willing to cooperate. >>> outfront, joe biden pulls ahead of the democratic pack in the first poll since he announced his bid for the white house. he's now the front-runner. is that scaring president trump? >>> and blocking stone. federal prosecutors urging a judge to deny roger stone's request to see the unredacted version of the mueller report. how does stone think it might help his case? and what will a judge decide? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in t"the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news. the political power struggle in venezuela turning violent as opposition leader juan guaido makes a new push to oust president nicolas maduro. dozens of people have been injured in clashes in the capital, where the u.s. embassy is now warning all americans to shelter in place. secretary of

foley organization threatened to boycott if mike pompeo was recognized.ressure is cynical, how sad that based politics and patread creep into this sphere of our national activity. i will also add pompeo expressed concern the guests would not treat him with respect and he would not show up for this award. we agree on this, james foley was kidnapped and his parents worked hard with the trump administration to bring hostages back home. yet they want to give mike pompeo an award, they are boycotting by the media. >> jon: by the media and supporters, as well. >> media sponsors paying to be there. >> jon: we are on the same page. it is wrong, embarrassment to everyone. it is embarrassment to him, they shouldn't put him m that position, it is embarrassment to supporters. it speaks to poor organizational skills on their part. there had to be discussion internally, someone would have to raise the white flag, this might be a problem. someone probably made the decision, let's do it anyway. it got tough, they decided to back down, that is wrong. i work with nonprofit

mike pompeo tells me the stunning vents that have been happening behind the scenes. >>> bigger and better. we're told that's the message president trump wanted to send when he reached the 2 trillion dollar agreement with democratidemocratis. >>> joe biden makes his campaign debut in iowa. biden is playing to the party's base by leaning into his relationship with president barack obama. >>> bank shot. the president, his children and his business. they've all launched a new lawsuit to block two banks from giving financial records to congress. house democrats say it's proof that the trumps are scared of what the banks might reveal. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news on the uprising in venezuela. mike pompeo told me that president nicholas maduro was ready to leave the country and flee to cuba until russia convinced him to stay. this after the opposition leader launched his boldest attempt to oust madura unleashing violent clashes and protests. >>> new insight into why pr

pompeo disinvited to the event. what is behind the very public snub? correspondent rich edson has more, hi, rich. a foundation rescinded an award plan to give secretary of state mike pompeo and the official said rights in a letter, i understand that the foundation decided to resend the freedom award and my invitation to attend 2019 james w freedom award due to pressure from media partners in your fear stated in your recent letter that some guests at the dinner would not show my office proper respect if i attended. james foley a journalist kidnapped in 2019 reporting in northern syria and murdered in 2014 near rocca. the foundation bearing his name works to free american hostages kidnapped abroad and protect journalists working in conflict zones. pump type -- pompeo rights to the mother of the foundation's t that he plans on accepting the award and noted the administration's work to free americans like free from north korea. otto warmbier at the return home in a coma and died soon after. andy burks from yemen and others. in a statement to fox news the f

by any objective criteria mike pompeo deserves the war. two years in office donald trump is secure the release of 20 people, more captives freedom two years than barack obama got released in eight. that is the work of this organization, you would think they would want to celebrate such good circumstances and results. >> at the risk of being snarky twitter released a statement from 3 hours ago the foley foundation put up at said there is one reason they decided to disinvited the secretary of state, the administration was gutless by not present for accountability around the murder of jamal khashoggi. they stand up for press freedom and human rights and president who says the press is the enemy of the people. you can't exactly fault them for distancing themselves from someone who so slavishly supports a president who says the press is the enemy of the people. shannon: why give him the award in the first place? >> probably before the godlessness was displayed around the salaries and jamal khashoggi and then they couldn't live with the results.

this name calling between the north koreans and secretary pompeo is nothing new.in the past. it was wise of secretary pompeo not to engage in a public tit for tat with the north koreans while he is trying to advance diplomacy. what needs to happen at this point is for negotiations on actual substance to occur behind the scenes and for secretary pompeo not to get drawn in to this public attempt by the north koreans to isolate president trump from key members of his team. >> it's not just secretary pompeo because north korea is also lashing out at u.s. security adviser john bolton who said before the u.s. would consider a third summit, they'd need to see, a quote, a real indication from north korea that they've made the strategic decision to give up nuclear weapons. then you've got a north korean official calling those comments asanine. so the fact that they're going after secretary pompeo, now john bolton, noticeably absent is any mention of president trump, is that intentional? >> it certainly is. it's obvious that president trump listens to the last person that h

why the review from north korea of the tough cop whose mike pompeo? >> there are a couple factors.last week, secretary pompeo characterized kim jong-un as a tyrant and north korea responds strongly to anything they see as insulting the leadership and also for repeatedly claiming that kim has agreed to the u.n. definition of denuclearization and the u.n. requirements for abandoning their nuclear arsenal and final ly they are trying to peel away the secretary as well as mr. bolton away from the negotiations and dealing directly with the president. they see the first summit in singapore as they felt they got more from the president than likely pompeo or bolton so trying to divide the president from other members of the cabinet. liz: socket is secretary of state likely stays so does mr. bolton, how does north korea react going forward that these two gentlemen stay in the negotiations? >> well some of the themes that north korea continues to push including a speech last week by kim jong-un are taking the high ground, that it's only because of the u.s. hostile policy that we have an impa

you have seen tweets in the last few minutes from secretary of state pompeo and senator rubio, ambassador bolton and we want to review for you in quick order what maduro has done to his people. starving them, chavez was in power for 20 years. this has gone on for three months with guaido. we support the people of venezuela and that is why we in the united states have tried to deliver so many supplies just to meet basic needs. three million venezuelans have the fled to columbia and brazil. average person has lost more than 20 pounds in the last year. a disgrace against humanity. i think secretary of state pompeo put it best in his recent tweet when he said it is operation liberty. we'll stand with the people until they are free. and they are free from the grips of this mad man in power, maduro. >> bill: guaido is appealing to the military. do you know if the military is responding to his call this early hour? >> that i'm not going to comment on. i'll say we believe there can be a peaceful transition of power and that you've seen the maduros around the world who cling to their power no matt

we will keep fighting until the end, pompeo.k we are scared. >> reporter: pompeo's visit underscores the importance of venezuela to the trump administration. but even u.s. officials are saying that this could be a long struggle. david mckenzie, cnn, caracas, venezuela. >> well, it may go down as one of those where were you moments when tiger woods sealed arguably one of the greatest sports comebacks of all time. cnn spoke with the masters champion about his victory. so join us for that interview next. >>> and mayor pete is jumping in to a crowded field. what sets the latest u.s. presidential candidate apart? we'll look at that as well. back in just a moment. hey! it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, family reunion attendance i

axios says pompeo met with about 15 american-iranian leaders inside a hotel.question he faced was, quote, if regime change does not occur internally, what is the end game? pompeo replied we're careful not to use the language of regime change and said the administration would not intervene militarily. coming up, everybody, axios's nick johnson has a look at this morning's "1 big thing." and coming up on "morning joe," president trump tries to project confidence in the wake of the mueller report, as democrats in congress carefully weigh their next steps on the matter. and new york city mayor talks about his plans for 2020. "morning joe" is just moments away. "morning joe" is just moments away oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12

we will keep fighting until the end, pompeo. think we are scared. >> reporter: pompeo's visit underscores the importance of venezuela to the trump administration, but even u.s. officials are saying that this could be a long struggle. david mckenzie, cnn, caracas, venezuela. >>> sudan has been waiting three decades for this moment. [ crowd chanting ] >> people are celebrating the fall of dictator omar al-bashir. dancing in the street. chanting "freedom." they say their revolution is not over yet. al-bashir's former generals are now in charge and the protesters haven't stopped. they're calling for the immediate handover of power to a civilian government. live for us in nairobi, kenya, keeping an eye on all of these developments in sudan. so what is the latest information you have on all of this? >> reporter: at the moment, l e rosemary, it's been moving full scale ahead. we got rid of al-bashir. the man who succeeded him resigned on friday night. then, of course, now in charge of the military council took over and on saturday he m

spoke with secretary of state mike pompeo.said the most important thing in this trade negotiation is making sure there is an enforcement mechanism in place to insure that beijing keeps etc. promises on ip theft. >> president trump has called out china for this theft of intellectual property, hundreds of billions of u.s. dollars stolen by the can chinese over the past decades. president trump is addressing it. the work that's being done is about this enforcement mechanism. what is it you do if you don't live up to your word. maria: joining me to react to all of that is mike murphy, it's always a pleasure. great to see you. >> great to be here, maria. maria: great news on the economy, right? >> great news on the economy. i think the report that we got from the jobs report on friday, maria, was the best it could have been. it wasn't too strong where the fed was going to have to come back out and talk about raising rates, and it wasn't too weak where this recession story would start popping up again. it's very good for investors a

secretary of state mike pompeo blamed the attack on islamic terrorist. he talked about the bombings at the state department, leading off the briefing of ending sanctions of countries importing oil from iran. sec. pompeo: before i make my announcement regarding our pressure campaign against the islamic campaign against iran, i want to address yesterday's attack in sri lanka. what was supposed to be a joyful easter sunday was marred by a horrific wave of islamic radical terrorist bloodshed. heartbreaking that a country which has strived so hard for peace in recent years, has been targeted by these terrorists. we mourn the loved ones of the victims, some of whom an

mike pompeo is right on this part. the government says it won't pay any form of friends. rule since forever. the obama administration in 2015 decided they weren't going to go after families who decided to pay ransom and that is fair. if i was in a situation like that i would do everything i could to bring back loved ones. >> we can't fault a family for the company for trying to protect their business. if mike pompeo wanted to be able he has to outline things for people going forward for how they should respond. shannon: thank you for coming in. midnight hero next. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial ad

secretary of state mike pompeo on his department's annual budget. inek congress is session, we like to take a look at the week ahead. joining us to cover both ends of pennsylvania avenue, we are joined by vivian salama, white house reporter for the wall street journal and sam brodey, congressional reporter for the daily beast. today's wall street journal story is about secretary nielsen's departure as secretary of homeland security. you are traveling with the president and -- you traveled with the president and secretary to california on friday. was there any tip this was coming? vivian: we have been expecting this for months, and yet secretary nielsen was somewhat of a survivor of this administration. she has gone through quite a , managing to win over the presidents confidence -- president's confidence. she was in a good position but i will tell you that in the last couple of days and especially when the president started to ramp up rhetoric about immigration and trying to close , other sources around town started to reach out to me, saying are yo

pompeo: what comments?terested in any military intervention and it is economic, diplomatic pressure and some kind of comment about the mek. sec. pompeo: let me try to take them in reverse sequence. we have not supported any outside group. we are supporting the iranian people. i get questions all the time about outside iranian groups, including the mek. anyone,me i engage with this was a meeting with folks who often had family inside of iraq, i want to make clear where spring the iranian people, not any particular group. that is the u.s. administration policy. with respect to our objectives, we are happy to get the outcome however we can achieve it. the president has always been clear. we have made it clear to iran's leaders that if americans are attacked we will respond in a serious way. i do not think there should be any doubt that it is required for us to take an action in response to something the does, we willship respond to that in a way that is appropriate to protect american interests wherever we fin

i want to thank secretary pompeo. i expect this will be far from the last time we will hear from him. the easiest way is to open is the more my hope we are talking, the more -- the less we are disagreeing. secretary pompeo, i will say publicly, you are the right man for the job. needmost other members, we regularly with heads of state and high-ranking officials and .niformly, you get high marks andk you for what you do for appearing here today. >> welcome. we appreciate you being here. critical juncture or a consequence of time for america and the world, but never in my nearly three decades of service have i seen a confluence of complicated challenges, russia, china, north korea, climate change, rising authoritarianism, migration crisis is best crises. -- migration crisis. with all due respect the far, the company decision has not demonstrated a deep understanding of the capacity required for these challenges. confronting china is not the same as being competitive with china. threatening to cut funding that supports t

for example when secretary , pompeo comes to the hill, north korea was mentioned. now, it isfor something that is mostly on the administration. host: international falls, minnesota. brad is a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. we started out this morning with releasing of the nielsen and we are talking about illegal aliens, so the question i have for both of them, and john, do not let them filibuster this either. here's the question. how many sex traffickers and children that don't belong to these parents that are illegals coming in should we allow the american people to let in? host: that is brad in minnesota. i don't know if you have stats in front of you on border arrests and that sort of thing , but how would you respond? vivian: the president has maintained that a number of people that are traveling within these caravans are either sex offenders or he has used the word rapists at times or other criminal activity. i do not have the stats in front of me. it is hard to say. but there are a number of people who are innocent and are just fleeing violen

the us recognises guaido as interim president, and secretary of state mike pompeo has begun a tour ofcan nations favourable to that claim. economic hardship has cost more than 3 million venezuelans to leave the country, many for columbia, mr pompeo is set to visit the colombian border to meet some of those who want us intervention. translation: we are waiting for a response from the united states here for venezuela, because we are suffering too much. we suffer many abuses, we do not have electricity, we do not have gas, and we do not have food. maduro has accused the us of threatening military action, us position remains that all options are on the table to bring about resolution. kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. for more on the situation in venezuela i'm joined from caracas by local journalist victor amaya. victor welcome, tells more about this people's militia, caused by president maduro for1 this people's militia, caused by president maduro for 1 million this people's militia, caused by president maduro for1 million more people tojoin the president maduro for1 million more people to

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secretary pompeo offered his prayers and condemned the attack, "u.s. service members have sacrificed their lives in afghanistan to keep us safe and no cowardly act of terror will impede our efforts to achieve peace." he's talking about ongoing u.s. efforts to secure a cease-fire with the taliban, and while the taliban has been involved in those talks, the attacks have continued. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher live on the west coast. thank you. 16 saudi nationals and their families have been barred from entering the u.s. for their alleged roles in the killing of jordan journalist jamaal khashoggi, who was murdered in the saudi condo conflict in october. publicly decimating the 16 saudi today, it does include a former aide to the saudi conference. tonight, authorities allegedly plan to rent a stolen rental van into the crowd. he said he was just going to keep driving nonstop. federal prosecutors have charge of 28-year-old with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle but officials say more charges could follow. they've been cordial for years,

this going to zero was a surprise because mike pompeo not necessarily want that to happen. he wanted a softer line. ared: is it possible they telling the truth, they wanted to get to zero but not as abruptly? is that possible? alix: 100%. member the fourth quarter of december? it was a bad december. how much was a follow-up in oil prices? we know president trump likes to watch the market. david: alix steel will be staying here. in the meantime let's go to josh green in washington with what the democrats will do next. i listened all weekend long and i cannot figure it out. they have a real problem. spent the weekend in new hampshire where a was campaigning. she became the first candidate to call on the house to open impeachment proceedings. that has put a lot of pressure on her party. your progressives like ocasio-capo says -- the cost you asio-cortez and is lows of the foreign -- they remember -- and elizabeth warren -- the line the democrats are looking to watch is how can we not look weak, how can we satisfy our base we are taking this report seriously in holding donald t

nonsense and the administration to remove pompeo from negotiations." the secretary said the u.s. negotiating team that includes him will remain. >> will continue to work with you and united states. >> kim jong un says he wants the united states to lift sanctions before north korea fully dismantles its weapons programs. secretary pompeo says u.s. and the negotiations can continue to move forward even without the u.s. relate to god's sanctions and they'll continue to enforce those sanctions against north korea. spirit we don't know when former vice president joe biden will lodge his 2020 effort. correspondent doug mckelway has the answer tonight. >> fox news confirmed that joe biden will announce his president candidacy on wednesday. his theme? the battle for the soul of america. it might as well be the battle to reclaim blue dollar tell the caller democrats who swung donald trump's weight in 2016. >> let me get something straight with y'all. wall street bankers and ceos did not build america. you build america! we build america! ordinary middle-class pe