dennis rodman.maybe he will take dennis rodman with him to the meeting, here is a friend, play nice. joy bayheart apologized to mike pence, receiving widespread criticism after suggesting mike pence was crazy thinking he could communicate with god but she may have apologized directly to the vice president. disney owns abc, recently said this in a meeting with shareholders. >> joy apologized to mike pence directly, made a call to him and apologized which was absolutely appropriate. heather: a source said he -- she apologized was we want to hear her say she is sorry on her show for all to hear. another twitter user chimed in saying she only apologized after tens of thousands of complaints were filed. >> why not apologize on the show since she said on the show to begin with. heather: the noble thing to do. let's talk about waffle house and no water menus. >> water main break left when georgia county without water but waffle house did not want to go without serving food so they served a no one a menu wi

rodman gets the red carpet treat unlike any american.to unite the two nations. and then there is this. >> picture of you in the middle with donald trump on one side and kim jong-un on the other that says unite. you must be high. >> that does it for us. thank you so much for joining us. ac 360 joins now. >>> advisers, who needs advisers, jim sciutto sitting in for anderson. to his own legal defense, the president increasingly seems to be doing it his way and going it alone. one recent item puts it this way, for the better part of last month donald trump has seem to be winging it. right now, the pentagon and state department are scrambling to respond to the latest example. the

friends on twitter too and rodman appeared twice on trump's reality show celebrity apprentice rodman even took trump's book the art of the deal to pyongyang as a gift for kim jong un on his last visit back in twenty seventeen rodman's role with north korea is trending online with many wondering what this will mean for trump's talks we want to hear from you on this if you think the talks will happen and if they do what you think they will achieve you can write me directly at leo harding a.j.c. or use our hash tag get it already getting thank you lee already getting some comments coming through on the hashtag ajay news good lots of you feeling a bit cynical about this one but i like this comment from todd on facebook who said the only reason north korea is developing nukes is to be taken seriously at the table in the fact the trumps agreed to meet him legitimizes that made and that is something which i've definitely heard a lot about today the idea that the reason north korea has got these nukes is to say hey we want to be taken seriously we want to be seen as equals not with all these

ambassador to north korea, dennis rodman.ver to "morning joe," let's check on the stories coming up in the day ahead. residents in florida are waiting to see if governor scott will sign a gun law bill following the shooting atjory stoneman douglas high school. governor scott will be meeting with families of victims of the school shooting today in tallahassee. >>> former pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli's sentenced today. prosecutors want 15 years, but his lawyers want more than 18 months, arguing investors recouped their losses with the drug company stock he gave him. >> that's it for me, ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts now. >>> we're a long ways from negotiations. i think we just need to be very clear-eyed and realistic about it. >> president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet kim jong-un by may. >> hmm. just hours after his secretary of state downplayed the potential for negotiations with north korea, president trump accepted an invitation for face-to-face talks with the nuclear-armed dictato

. >> evelyn, let me ask you your thoughts about, one, dennis rodman i think is the last american who met with kim jong-un, right? is that right? so maybe they'll ask him how that went. let me ask you about -- >> he's probably not the last american because i think that the former envoy met with him. >> otto warmbier was returned. but the last sort of high-profile visit where there were photos released by the north koreans and that had any sort of optics of a state visit was dennis rodman. so, i want to ask your serious, serious analysis. what is more likely, that jared achieves mid east peace or that donald trump denuclearizes the korean peninsula? >> okay, if you want me to take this question seriously -- >> i want you to take this question seriously. >> i think it is much more likely that donald trump could denuclearize -- i should say put a freeze on the nuclear situation on the peninsula than that jared kushner can bring peace to the middle east. and i'm glad you brought up the middle east because we should be spending more time talking about syria and the situation there, which i

. >> evelyn, let me ask you your thoughts about, one, dennis rodman i think is the last american who met with kim jong-un, right? is that right? so maybe they'll ask him how that went. >> he's probably not the last american because i think that the former envoy met with him. >> otto warmbier was returned. but the last sort of high-profile visit where there were photos released by the north koreans and that had any sort of optics of a state visit was dennis rodman. so, i want to ask your serious, serious analysis. what is more likely, that jared achieves mid east peace or that donald trump denuclearizes the korean peninsula? >> okay, if you want me to take this question seriously -- >> i want you to take this question seriously. >> i think it is much more likely that donald trump could denuclearize -- i should say put a freeze on the nuclear situation on the peninsula than that jared kushner can bring peace to the middle east. and i'm glad you brought up the middle east because we should be spending more time talking about syria and the situation there, which is frankly spiraling out

and even a version of a popular american sitcom over there, it's two and half rodman.hile none of the new soap operas are on the air yet they released a sneak preview of the big one. looks pretty good to me. >> i want bread. >> i want bread. >> i want bread. >> i want bread. ah. >> i want b r ee e ad. >> i am bread. >> the young and the breadless. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: because they -- maybe i need to explain, because they have no bread over there. meanwhile this stormy daniels hush it investigation continues on. this is interesting, since trump took office there's been a renewed focus on abstinence sex ad for kids, $75 million funded for abstinenc sex ed programs. we got hand oz n the pamphlet let's look. when a man gets married and loves a porn star very much he strips down to tighty whiteys and a golf shirt and begs a woman to have sex with him on exchange for a spot on a reality show. while having sex be sure to tell her how great you are at it. if your face is on a magazine have her spank you with her and most importantly after sex get her to autograph

. >> stephen: we have dennis rodman, though.have dennis rodman. >> i can't argue with that -- >> stephen: i wouldn't, i wouldn't. the man's so dangerous in the paint. >> i would be happier, however, with a foreign service officer or somebody who really understands the geopolitical issues there. >> stephen: is the military filled, all military positions, like, all leadership, pentagon-- >> at the defense department? no, there are openings at the defense department, too. >> stephen: i look great in a uniform. >> you don't get a uniform as a political appointee. what you do, do is you actually are in charge of the military because that is part of our system is to have, you know, civilians responsible. >> stephen: i just want to point out you just said do-do. >> did i? >> stephen: anything good open at nasa? >> there's still no head of nasa, no administrator for nasa. so if you want -- >> stephen: how important is that job? >> you know, these are all important jobs. so -- >> stephen: let me just be the devil's advocate here for a mo

our president pretty accurate will so far. >> and excellent point about deputy secretary of state rodman, you get the last word, when they hear denuclearize, aren't they -- isn't that a nonstarter? >> well, i think it's got to be the u.s. objective here. and i think another objective has to be to stay close to south korea. and i think part of what happened here in the last few weeks is north korea was sort of able to drive a seam between the united states and our south korean allies. that drove those envoys from seoul up north and now here we are with the president saying, i'm not playing hard to get anymore, i'm yours. >> you guys are the best, thank you so much. susan glasser, jeremy bash, really appreciate the conversation tonight. >>> and coming up, staff exodus, high-stakes negotiations, a trade war, a lawsuit from a porn star. our historian and author will talk about another week that was in the life of this administration. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro.

before it was dennis rodman. south korean diplomat is a big step up from dennis rodman.pologies to the bulls. that summit is significant. >> it is significant. but we know two key things about the north koreans and in particular kim jong un. one is he loves being the center of attention. so the olympics was a massive pr stunt for him. i hope this isn't just a pr gambit. the summit will be another opportunity for him to be on the public stage. two, he likes to peel off u.s. allies. it's not surprising to me that he is trying to get a bilateral discussion going even further directly with the south. >> do you think the pressure, maybe the rhetoric from president trump has pushed north korea to the table for whatever it is? >> i definitely think a contributing factor. >> great to have you with us. thanks very much. >>> new developments from today's episode as the nunberg turns, or is it "days of our nunberg." sam nunberg who was subpoenaed by the special counsel to go before the grand jury and wavered dramatically and publicly about whether he would comply on tv now seems li

so to go right from dennis rodman having been the only other american he's known to have met with directly to the president of the united states is an extraordinary thing. i think that, you know, we spend a lot of time and effort trying to understand north korea, but the reality, pretty extraordinary to me, that we know very little by design about kim, about his family, about the power structures, and the decision-making therefore that will be feeding into the summit when, at a time as you said, they have been carefully, carefully studying president trump. and from what we can tell, they have read our president pretty accurately so far. >> and excellent point about deputy secretary of state rodman. jeremy, you get the last word, when they hear denuclearize, aren't they -- isn't that a nonstarter? >> well, i think it's got to be the u.s. objective here. and i think another objective has to be to stay close to south korea. and i think part of what happened here in the last few weeks is north korea was sort of able to drive a seam between the united states and our south korean allies. that dr

our president pretty accurate will so far. >> and excellent point about deputy secretary of state rodmanmy, you get the last word, when they hear denuclearize, aren't they -- isn't that a nonstarter? >> well, i think it's got to be the u.s. objective here. and i think another objective has to be to stay close to south korea. and i think part of what happened here in the last few weeks is north korea was sort of able to drive a seam between the united states and our south korean allies. that drove those envoys from seoul up north and now here we are with the president saying, i'm not playing hard to get anymore, i'm yours. >> you guys are the best, thank you so much. susan glasser, jeremy bash, really appreciate the conversation tonight. >>> and coming up, staff exodus, high-stakes negotiations, a trade war, a lawsuit from a porn star. our historian and author will talk about another week that was in the life of thissed a mrgs. in the life of this administration. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow"" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something y

quote, crazy dennis rodman is saying i want to go to north korea with him. never discussed, no interest, last place on earth i want to go to. all right. prospects of direct talks with north korea spurring mixed emotions, from some people doing cart whe cartwheels to trepidation and skepticism. if the talks do happen, president trump would be the first sitting american president to meet with a north korean leader. let's see what we know about the guy he's going to meet with. kim jong-un. the man donald trump is going to meet with face-to-face is the third member of his family to rule the reclusive communist state. in fact, he's been the third leader of it since it's been the state of north korea. he succeeded his father in 2011. his childhood is shrouded in secrecy. he's known to have attended an english language school in switzerland under a fake name, which is apparently where he developed a fascination with basketball. he was apparently a pretty good basketball player back in the day, and the fascination led to dennis rodman's first visit to north korea in

star dennis rodman a visit to north korea trump tweeted crazy dennis rodman is saying i want to go to north korea with him never discussed no interest nor space on earth i want to go fast forward three years and trampas president has repeatedly insulted the leader of the nation and pyongyang launched another missile in july last year trying to eat it does this guy have anything better to do with his life a month later he used a speech at the un to threaten foreign fury and described him as a little rocket man the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or is our eyes we will have no choice but to turn only destroy north korea rocket. is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime or kim responded to trump's threat releasing a statement saying i will surely and definitely tame the mentally deranged us dotard with fire which trump called him a mad men after kim's government called trump an old lunatic he hit back on twitter saying why would kim jong un insult me by calling me old when i would never call him short and fat oh well i try s

and throwing it away for what chill i say this is the understanding of mr rodman he sparty he says and you're telling me they're not pushing in different directions all these countries long as long as they stay as long as they use the u. funds as long as they call parity in taking the decisions at the level of the council that's ok you know that's ok because this is what defines the same direction for the member countries they didn't step out. they criticise and everybody's free to criticize but when it comes you know when to really. see whether they take action against the you have you nominated a big action you know saying well we leave tomorrow we dislike that and we don't do that and so on not so much. and there is one country of course that is leaving which is which is the united kingdom the loss the loss of one of your major net budget contributors the fact is you're desperate for bracks to fail. you want to britain not be a fire and a desperate to see that the british people who have decided so where right in the end of it which i doubt you want them to be right now i wonder and

your colleagues say it might not hurt president trump to have a chat with dennis rodman who in all seriousness has met with kim jong-un more than any other american. so how are officials getting the president ready for this meeting? are they starting from scratch or do you think they'll be able to rely on back channel talks and other diplomatic efforts over the last year? >> good morning, dara. the back channel talks have already begun for quite some time. president trump as well as senior administration officials using other channels most notably through u.n. ambassador nikki haley to the united states to really kind of get this ball rolling. now, that said anything could stop at any possible moment. the u.s. is also relying on a broad international coalition and it's notable that the south korean diplomat was at the white house to make this announcement earlier -- or just the other day. south korea really coming to the table here to work the back channel talks. oh, yeah, let's not forget about china. because china in particular is north korea's top economic trade partner for both exports and

.>> among those weighing in, former nba star and friend of kim jong un, dennis rodman who said, well done.>>> we are now hearing from the 911 calls made during that deadly school shooting in parkland, florida. >> this is devastating to listen to, the sheriff's office also released recordings of 10 of the 81 calls that the 911 center received. the first responding deputies arrived two minutes after the first 911 call. this week, the confessed school shooter was formally charged on 34 accounts, including 17 accounts of premeditated murder in the first degree. he could get the death penalty if convicted. >>> students are holding a rally to protest on violence in memory of the victims of the florida school shooting. it begins at 4:00 at city hall on bullinger canyon road. >>> still ahead, making the president's new tariffs official, the order on imported steel and aluminum, when those tariffs will take effect, and how the president says it will save jobs in this country. >>> the mayoral candidate is coming up next, and why snoop dogg is showing his support. >>> if you want to avoid the b

when jean says he has no plans to ease sanctions before next month's summit of kim jong il and his rodman brought from so there is widespread optimism in south korea at what many believe is a landmark agreement but conservative opposition parties still suspect north korea of playing a game of deception to buy time for its nuclear and missile development. there's been similar caution from japan which has accused north korea of rene going on previous agreements made in hero past discussions with north korea have not resulted in the nuclear a cation so our response should be based on lessons learned from their talks for the sake of talks are meaningless in china one of north korea's few allies and a possible partner in brokering future negotiations has been more welcoming. and of course this welcome from u.s. president donald trump hopefully will go in the very very peaceful beautiful pair we're prepared to go whichever path is necessary i think we're having very good dialogue south korea's envoys now travel to the u.s. to sell the merits of the deal the question for officials there is wheth

trump's decision to go one-on-one with north korea leader and nba fanatic kim jong-un has even dennis rodman singing his praises don't. reaction from all sides. e we begin with john roberts live on the north lawn. >> in a phone call to me last november, president trump said all of these people are saying i want to start a war. i am not trying to start a war, i am trying to prevent one. now critics who were angry over president trump's get tough approach to north korea are saying, well, maybe he was right. >> south koreas officials credited the president's maximum pressure campaign for bringing north korea to the table. the press secretary happily agreed. >> for the first time in a long time the united states is actually having conversations from a position of strength, not a position of weakness like the one that north korea finds itself in due to the maximum pressure campaign. >> the turnaround was stunning. the two leaders traded insults for month. president trump calling kim a maniac and little rocket man. kim fired back that president trump was mentally deranged. even the secretary of st

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dennis rodman is going to get the nobel peace prize. unbelievable. >> dennis set it up. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota, let's go places. >> welcome to cbs this morning. gayle king is on assignment so bianna golodryga is with us. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> we begin with what's really a stunning shift in the u.s. relationship with north korea after the two countries seemed to be drifting toward war. president trump has accepted an invitation to meet with north korea's kim jong-un. >> it would be the first meeting between a sitting u.s. president and a leader of north korea. which is still technically in a state of war with the united states and south korea. kim reportedly has offered to put his nuclear weapons program on the negotiating table. with the goal of making all of korea nuclear free. >> president trump tweeted last night, great progress being made, but sanctions will remain until an agreement is reached. meetings being planned. face the nation moderator margaret brennan is in washington wi

he has not met with anyone exempt dennis rodman. it was a dinner meeting that lasted more than four hours in pyongyang. the headquarters of the workers party of korea. where does these talks go? there is a key sticking point. north korea is not giving up nuclear weapons. the north korea watch dog sees increased activity where north korea vowed to mass produce nuclear weapons. something that kim jong un said he would do and is now doing. he said he would try to improve relations with south korea. he is doing that as well. the united states said they will not accept a nuclear armed north korea. if north korea doesn't disarm, there could be a military option on the table. right now, diplomacy. >> will ripley live in beijing, thank you. >>> president trump hosted israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. a person with close ties to netanyahu agreed to work with investigators in the corruption case. cnn's oren liebermann is live in jerusalem with more. >> reporter: christine, this was supposed to be a welcome break fr

he may a scenario where bring out dennis rodman and it may be a show.are jumping ahead but what would it mean for iran, syria, countries we do not negotiate with? what it opened doors to secondary consequences? .> this is the concern once you have one conversation with a country you said you would never talk to, donald trump conditions kim jong-un were has to give up his nuclear weapons and he has not done that and yet they will have a conversation. are watchinga closely, can donald trump be pushed around? -- he drop his preconditions that is a fair way to look at this and always the risk when you start down these roads. a country -- a conversation the whole world is watching. ahead, we speak with the chairman of oaktree capital group of the recent turmoil. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: live from london and our european headquarters, i am mark barton with european close five minutes away. vonnie: china syndrome a governor says market access reforms should be accelerated in the second largest economy in the w

. >> reporter: among those weighing in, former nba star and friend of kim jong un, dennis rodman who said, well done. doug luzader, fox news. >>> president trump's newly announced tariffs on imported steel and aluminum are due to take effect this month. the president defied many republicans and u.s. allies by putting a 25% tariffs on imported steel and 10% on aluminum. the new tariffs take effect in two weeks. canada and mexico will be temporarily exempted. criticssay this could start a trade war and hurt the u.s. economy. president trump said he is keeping a campaign promise made to bring back steel industry jobs. >> we want to bell your ships, we want to bell our planes, we want to build our military equipment with steel, with aluminum from our country. >> the president's national economic advisor on the far right there, he opposed the tariffs, and he resigned this week when he could not change the president's mind. >>> the owner of a bay area brewery say that the tariffs could have an impact on his business. 21st amendment brewery's cans come from mexico and canada, currently exem

. >> stephen: this can only mean one thing -- dennis rodman is going to get the nobel peace prize!'t have the nobel peace prize. we don't know all the details yet, but because north korea is an economically starved country, the invitation is byo everything. they actually announced they had a representative from south korea actually bring the invitation and make the the announcement. north korea gave a letter to south korea who gave it to the trump administration. during the talks, north korea said it would suspend its nuclear tests. so that's progress. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yeah, that's great! >> stephen: they've gone from we'll blow up gaum to we pinky swear to not blow up gaum for a few days. nobody knows where this will end up, it's all so fresh. but trump gave us a hint of his investigation for the end of 70 years of hostility on the korean peninsula when he told a reporter, hopefully, he will give me credit. i will happily give you credit. ( laughter ) i was trying to day/it just happened -- how about bringing peace to your own country first? here's the crazy part, i

dennis rodman certainly went on his own.hat does it say that this president is willing to jump so quickly into a one-on-one meeting with kim jong-un? >> i think one thing it says is it allows him to one-up obama. we know how obsessed this president seems to be with one-upping his predecessor. he likes the sense that somehow he's doing something no one else has done. the fact that he jumped at it so quickly and caught all of his people off guard including the press didn't see it coming, other people in the white house and the state department didn't know this was coming, says a lot about the idea that donald trump wants to operate on his own. he doesn't want to have to answer to anybody, doesn't want to have to discuss what's on his mind or what he thinks should be done. those are the actions of a wanna be deck stater. >> relative to vladimir putin, the president says if the russian leader says great things about him, he would reciprocate. what is this? is this a buttering up tactic, a way to keep these leaders engaged with o

. >> up to now the foreign we are the most face time would be dennis rodman. >> and they are seen ashoices. the spy chief helped organize two previous summits between north and south korean leaders and could be laying the ground work for another one. and south korea's national security chief has close ties with u.s. officials. ang lists say he has trump national security adviser h.r. mcmaster on speed dial. the two south koreans will be able to give washington and seoul much needed intelligence on the reclusive kim. >> they'll want to see how adept he is at give and take. whether he is using notes. whether he has a strong command of a wide range of issues. >> reporter: and they'll be able to assess his physical health. he once disappeared from public view for more than a month and was later seen limping. just hours before the ground breaking meeting in pyongyang, trump said that the north koreans want to talk to the u.s. and said so would we. but you'll have to denuke. they said it is impossible for the trump team on move toward giving up the nuclear weapons before they can begin. >>

the only person that he has met with is dennis rodman. >> he's not a foreign leader. >> it's good. i think it's him. i've seen the train. >> you've seen the train? >> i've seen the train, yeah. they travel because that way because of security. i think it's good that he's going to china. because he's probably trying to say to china, okay, look, i'm going to meet with president trump. take off some of those sanctions off of me. you know, maybe some kind of an overall deal long-term can be made that involves a lesson of sanctions. if kim jong-un de-nuclearizes somewhat or a missile freeze. >> can i ask you about question about preparation? when you look back on preparation, madeline albright tried this. years ago. that did not go well for this country. she spent six hours trying to talk with the former regime. it wasn't the president. this will be decidedly different. you don't think our president will be prepared? >> i'm worried that it's going to be in less than two months. i hope he's prepared. i worry that, you know, the way that the secretary state left office, i worry about the

he was only talking to dennis rodman before. so this is a good move. this is positive.his may lead the something decent. >> let me ask you. chinese state media says north korea, and this was included in their statement on their conversations. is willing to denuclearize. do you believe that? >> no, i don't believe that. i think they're setting up expectations. they want the summit to succeed. look, north korea will not give up their nuclear weapons. what they might do is reduce them, slow them down, allow inspectors. but i think there are other issues. the issue of the missiles. stop the missile technology that hits the united states. exports, for instance, of nuclear materials and exports of nuclear missiles to rogue countries. stopping some of the chemical weapons to syria. releasing the three americans are there. getting the remains of our soldiers back. so there are a lot of issues at play. north korea has agreed to talk about denuclearizing. if we set up a process and the president is patient and he's prepared and we have a plan of a negotiation that might lead tow

. >> dennis rodman -- it's a good point. meeting someone face-to-face is crucial, i think.t will prove very important. the president at the gridiron dinner said something about north korea and he may have been saying it in passing yet i think it has great significance. he says that they called up a couple days ago and said we would like to talk and said so we would, but you have to denuke. we'll see what happened. i don't know if the north koreans really called. the president saying that north korea has to denuclearize there. once again, that's a precondition for meeting. whereas before we've been led to believe, no, no, no. the north koreans don't have to say they have to denuclearize to talk. >> there hasn't been a clear message from the administration. i think, you know, north koreans probably did talk. they do want to talk but talks aren't new. the one thing trump is right about, there's been talks for decade but they didn't lead to much progress. the problem is, north korea's here, the trump administration's here and there's no change in this dialogue. the south korean

. >> jeremy ska hill, the writer for the intercept said i can totally see trump going full dennis rodman on a trip to north korea. jeffrey lewis, thank you for your time. >> coming up, the trump administration's stonewalling on yet another big scandal setting up a white house showdown. i'll explain right after this. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. narrator: public education has been valued for centuries. man: the dire

you have to look at who kim jong-un has had over there, dennis rodman, a cross-dressing basketball guyinteresting. we'll see what comes of that. i even heard suggestions it would be held along the dmz. do you think it is a stretch, to joe's point, to make a connection between the president's policy decisions and the stormy daniels headlines. >> not at all. even though president trump is certainly not a student of history, i doubt if he knows even what happened yesterday. nonetheless, there is a real historical parallel. that's in the bill clinton administration when in august of 1998, three days after the president, then clinton, testified before the grand jury and then immediately after he gave his speech confessing to the affair with monica lewinsky, we bomb eed sudan and afghanist and blew up a factory. and then while the house was debating impeachment, we had a bombing strike on iraq. the impeachment vote occurred on the same day the bombing ending. in fact, there are parallels here to distracting with military means. issues that could be a real threat to the presidency. >> interes

without dennis rodman.erto rico estimates that there will be an additional 200,000 more puerto ricans from puerto rico residing in the mainland by the end of this year. >> because of the hell out there. >> yes, because of the hurricane and what's going on. i think the thing that i wanted to add to that was what happens after november is we're going to start talking about 2020. if you look where they're going. they all go and. >> north or south? new york or florida. >> moving to florida. let's not forget donald trump. >> of to everyone's surprise, the president tomorrow will announce the tariffs and carveouts and more surprisingly, he will announce miss gae cohn's replacement will be larry kudlow or -- >> i like larry. >> thank you, karine jean-pierre. we'll be right back. today, innovation in the finger lakes is helping build the new new york. once home to the world's image center, new york state is now a leader in optics, photonics and imaging. fueled by strong university partnerships, providing the world'

finally we have the basketball star dennis rodman, the very colorful athlete who has conducted what would be called individual sports diplomacy. he has visited there several times since 2014, one of the very few that has sat down to meet with kim jong-un personally. as a matter of fact, on one of his recent visits, he gave kim jong-un a copy of president trump's book, "the art of the deal." it's interesting to see we are now in the milddle of a deal between kim jong-un and president trump. perhaps jong-un was able to read the book and learn some diplomacy. >> mr. kirby has long advocated for foreign talks. senator, thanks for joining us. this all came together in a very unconventional manner, but what's your reaction, your initial reaction to this dramatic announcement that president trump will sit down, meet face to face with kim jong-un over the next two months sometime? >> well, obviously engagement is good. i have been calling for direct talks for more than a year, and so that's a positive development. but at the same time, diplomacy is a team sport. and right now, obviously, secretar

. >> jeremy scahill, the writer for the intercept said i can totally see trump going full dennis rodman on a trip to north korea. jeffrey lewis, thank you for your time. >> coming up, the trump administration's stonewalling on yet another big scandal setting up a white house showdown. i'll explain right after this. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. >>> are you troubled by rob porter's employment in the white house? >> yes. who knew what when and to what extent and if you knew it in 2017 and the bureau briefed

the other, ready for this, dennis rodman. if nothing else, that shows you just how unusual this meeting will be and how fraught with potential missteps. now, remember, trump has gone rogue before. last july, remember, he met with vladimir putin, totally unplanned for an hour and relied solely on an interpreter provided by the kremlin. it's not clear what will happen with kim jong-un. will the two men really be one on one? what about the secretary of state or other diplomats? someone in the room with, say, real foreign policy or diplomatic chops. one thing for sure, the u.s. is sorely lacking when it comes to asia. remember, the chief negotiator recently said he's leaving and we still don't have a permanent u.s. ambassador to south korea. there's nothing to indicate kim is willing to do that. and just getting trump and kim jong-un in the same room frankly is a big win for north korea. the concern for the rest of the world is trump will be seen as legitimizing a man who has done horrific things to his own people. remember, kim

up until now, dennis rodman, retired basketball star, is the highest profile american to meet kim jong—unainly have done for our country before... america has imposed new sections on north korea. that is because it concluded pyongyang was behind the assassination of a half—brother of kimjong—nam, you might remember this, killed last year by a chemical agent at kuala lumpur airport in malaysia. the russians are not keen on these sanctions. this and... translation: other sanctions, although motivated by the situation on the korean peninsula, are being imposed in addition to the existing sanctions. bypassing the un security council. the sanctions are illegitimate in our view. we know sections are hurting north korea, and that is why there is scepticism about this new approach from kim jong—un. this is the assessment of the south korean president... translation: i think we're at a very crucial moment regarding the peace and the neutralisation of the korean peninsula. we‘re only at the starting line and it is too early to be optimistic. that was a president, he are some other south koreans. tr

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. >>> and we have former nba star, dennis rodman, one of few americans to have met kim.he's praising the president. >> let's get more reaction from jui who is joining us live from seoul, south korea. how are people reacting to the news? >> well, the mood here is cautiously optimistic and welcoming president moon today, praising the two leaders trump and kim for the courage and wisdom to make a hard decision. he noted president trump will be praised by all north and south koreans and the people of the world. this sudden turn of events is a relief to many here who went through a roller coaster year talking of war and preemptive strikes. they called each other names. you just mentioned little rocket man or mentally deranged dotard. kendis? diane? >> that's korean. >> i can't pronounce that word. >> we're not even sure what that means. >> that's korean for hey, buddy, bff. >> i'd love to be a fly on the wall for that meeting. >> speaking of that wall, where will that wall be? where will this meeting take place? >> hmm. >> that's a wild guess, but informed speculation would b

great -- kim has only met with some minor, you know, old-time soviet kind of leaders and with dennis rodmany work out well. i don't think the president will overcommit us. i think he has done enough negotiation he is not going to be pollyanna about it, not pie-in-the-sky. not going to be naive. he will deal with this erratic leader. they called each other all the bad names. this can work out to be something historic. i'm juiced about it. steve: even if does work out i don't know that the nobel peace prize committee would not give you it to him. steve: they would give it to kim jong-un before donald trump. geraldo, big news this past week, last week the oakland mayor a woman by the name of libby schaaf, essentially warned people who were in california illegally that she had heard from people in law enforcement, from somebody, that i.c.e. was going to have some raids. if you're in the country illegally, essentially she said run. the president of the united states found that to be terrible and said this about the mayor yesterday. >> what the mayor of oakland did the other day was a disgrace. t

. >> we have this madman over there who would use it and nobody talks to him other than dennis rodman him. that was about it. >> i would speak to him. i have no problem speaking to him. >> the one -- i would speak to him. there's a chance i can talk him out of those nukes. i'm not going to say it's going to happen. and probably it won't. i won't go there. if he came here i would accept it. >> at a very young age. he was able to assume power. a lot of people tried to take that power away. obviously he's a pretty smart cookie. >> north korea, best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. >> little rocket man is a sick puppy. >> i thought north korea was terrific. they came out and went into the olympics. went in with good spirit. did well. hopefully go in a very peaceful beautiful path we're prepared to go whichever path is necessary. >> would you be willing to meet kim jong-un. >> we'll see what happens. >> smart cookie. isn't that what fdr sai