a seven square kilometer outpost in the yellow sea every schill every street every metre of coastline is under surveillance yawn pyong is a fortress north korea's nearest cliffs are just three kilometers away the mainland twelve. world politics meets fisherman farmers and sea wheat growers life here is overshadowed by a sense of strategic significance and ongoing threat along with memories of the past buildings still bear scars from the twenty ten attack. the marines based here have regular training sessions. after the panmunjom summit residents hope tensions would ease the island was to become part of a peace but progress has stalled. with the threat of another attack constantly hovering people here including children want to be prepared. just behind the school is bunker number one the largest on the island. it can hold five hundred people with enough pairs of slippers for everyone. the meal in j. from the local council shows us around the seven hundred square meter facility. there's a large kitchen emergency power supply a small medical station and a large dormitory and assembly roo

schill intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization the america . alone while control is a part of the book sells millions of copies and dozens of languages that must have picked up on something that's both current and eternal cultural specific and universal that's a huge challenge to all wants but how does one do it with every book for here is a noun to discuss that i'm now i joined by bestselling the region all sorry. it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available and you now. i've never heard anyone question why would russia produce for the state of scale why would an american produce mark twain but i know i know a lot of book lovers who are puzzled by why norway is such a safe side together country with a prolific and very dark crime novelist as yourself do you have an answer to that. no not really. sure. if your nationality. is that important i think we more than do with the extent i think we share a culture or references cultural even cultural background because culture has become such an important part of our cultural backgroun

schill is the life out of. 20000 jobs in the supply chain we couldn't grow them mark them out at a c 4 busier than ever fabricating steel to construction and industry it's the old certainty and the body will tell you what i voted labor my. it's the uncertainty that kills businesses people hold back an investment i can people on and it has a perk working for all the way through because i'm a. more than 2 thirds of people in this area voted to leave the e.u. back in 2016 there are pockets of deprivation anscombe top so securing the steelworks long term future is important to the town's survival if we're serious about being an independent self-sufficient nation outside the european union that can stand on its own 2 feet we her need to have our own steel building capacity that's the foundation of our manufacturing the foundation for our of our defense and our security. which is still is in no way alone in its struggles because of the uncertainty regarding brics it britain's pizza place in the world here they just hope it's no longer history of steel making won't be snuffed out there who

should've paid the network for schilling for him. spying, comey said? the fbi doesn't spy.t investigates. >> "the new york times" reported that the fbi send an investigator posing as an assistant to meet with a trump aide george stephanopoulos george papadopoulos in 2017? >> i'm not going to comment on a particular investigate of step because that's for the bureau to do. i'm not in the government any longer. the fbi doesn't spy to begin with by the fbi investigates. >> tucker: okay, jim. moments later after telling us, i'm not going to comment on current operations, comey changes his mind. says it was improper to comment specifically, but he did. why? he had to reply that spies invest getting president of campaigns is the most common thing in the world. totally normal in his words! >> sending an investigator undercover to meet with somebody who is connected to the campaign, they claimed he was later on just a coffee boy. that is an extreme step, no? >> that was the guy, papadopoulos, the subject of the information we got from the australians that he had talked to the russia

he's still out there schilling as if he has actually put before the congress a plan to address infrastructure, put before the congress a bill or series of bills that will pay for an -- and have congress appropriate the money for the things he is tweeting out about. this man watches television until noon, all right, and he is tweeting until noon. so anything that's presidential is going to happen within a very narrow window and there's not much of that. that's the reality right now. the markets are on the edge and stephanie just hit it out of the park. can you begin to think if china really wants to play ball the hard way with washington? he could really mess up donald trump's day who has yet to be challenged by any national or international crises. china could actually create one for them in the markets if they wanted to. >> they don't have a re-election to worry about. >> they play long ball. >> 1.4 billion people. to peter baker, michael steele, to stephanie ruhle, tough stuff tonight. thank you for starting off our conversation. coming up for us, mr. rosenstein, former number two man at ju

quick look at the top stories this hour prime minister to resign may as announced her resignation schill stand down as leader of the conservative party next month triggering a leadership race but she'll stay on as the country's caretaker prime minister until a successor is chosen in late july may had been under increasing pressure to resign over her strategy. will shortly leave the job that it has been we didn't count on my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last i do so with no ill will but with enormous during gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country. in all their lines u.s. president donald trump says america will send an additional $1500.00 troops to the middle east amid heightened tensions with iran trump says the deployment is mostly protective and will strengthen american defenses in the region u.s. democratic senator robert menendez says trump is citing the tensions with iran in order to clear the sale of billions of dollars worth of weapons to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. ministers have tried to block the arms sales fearing they wo

obviously, what we just saw was an attempt by shelldon white house to nail down this attorney general on schilling for the president who appointed him. spying being a word preferred by the trump right hand side of the media to describe authorized surveillance techniques by the government of the united states. nicole wallace is with us. >> i'm going to start at the end. why? why? why? why? trump's not been charged with a crime of obstruction. why did his attorney general twice ignore a written letters which are extraordinary and of themselves from robert s. mueller who pleaded with him, seemed to plead with him in phone calls and letters to stop mischaracterizing his 22 month long investigation. why did william barr double down on the use of the word spying. three cia former officials says spying has the exact opposite con notation and why did he lie about what's in the mueller robert. when he said the press accounts were wrong, robert mueller spent 22 months investigating the ob struckive account and in the entire second volume does not refute a single press account about the president's obstructi

this is another example of bill barr schilling for this president, laying down for this president.is willing to burn his reputation down even further obviously in order to do that. if i were on the committee, i wouldn't even schedule anything but the vote. just roll it right out there. the guy has nothing but contempt and should be therefore held in contempt. >> jason, as much as nancy pelosi has for over a year now trying to guide house democrats away from impeachment for her strategic electoral vision that she believes that's a better approach to the 2020 election for the house and for the presidency, it seems that every day, every day the trump administration pulls the democrats, pulls jerry nadler, pulls the house judiciary committee closer to impeachment. >> yeah. they basically have to at this point, lawrence. look, last week they were eating fried chicken because they said trump was a chicken for not showing up. they need to serve peach and mints. impeachment, that's what they should be talking about right now. what you're seeing, lawrence, is you have 2020 candidates. you'v

it seems like he would do quite well as a member of the administration because she's schilling for the president -- >> congresswoman, what do you think about this cult of personality? because it does seem that the republican party, i grew up in a moderate republican family. my brothers, a couple of them still are, but they actually believe in fiscal responsibility, they actually believe in alliances around the world, they actually believe in rule by law. trump doesn't believe in anything except trump. it really is a difference and yet this party is going along with him like little ducklings, trumpeting behind the master. >> what's really remarkable here is senator burr has actually voted with the president over 80% of the time. so his calling on donald trump jr. to come before him with a subpoena is because they've negotiated for months and donald trump jr. has not been cooperative. he used the world "cult." i know a fair amount about cults, having been in jonestown back in 1978, and it's a little eerie to see the kind of sycophants that the senate has become on behalf of the president

the foreign minister of iran is schilling for a brutal regime that sends billions of dollars a year tond the middle east and around the world that kill innocent civilians. i would disagree strongly with that premise and the idea we're the provocative party is also absurd. it is iran threatening us. by something that signal of strength, we can tell the iranians to back down and we can avoid war. so i would disagree strongly with the senator on multiple points that she made. >> jon: there have been some holes blown in the hulls of various ships in the persian gulf. the iranians are pointing the finger at anyone but themselves. do you have anymore information as to who is responsible? >> i believe it to be iranian proxies. we've seen the iranians use drones to attack commercial ships. attach mines to commercial ships in an effort to foment chaos. i think ultimately all of this leads back to the iranian regime which is, of course, lashing out in response to the economic pressure that we're putting on them. i think it is evidence the maximum pressure campaign is working and remember, for mo