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which is the government question and then decide what suits national interests as regards us bucks tom de lay sions i think boxed on it as a country. has shown to the us that when they really needed help after the situation. reached a stage which was. needed to be managed back stan sacrificed a lot we gave them bases we gave them won't fly i still want you to find it the war in afghanistan it's costing pakistan a lot. of imminence of that whole election is pakistan alone our people are dying the. infrastructure is affected are there monies yeah absolutely so i think this is where dialogue is needed and now us as a new government so i haven't had experience with the trumpets. ministration but with president bush and his team. i thought they were very balanced and it is reasonable and i'm sure the net debt of government would also be the same that we have to make our case so if you don't mind. i'd like to touch upon few points of u.s. pakistani relations and pakistan has recently imposed travel restrictions on u.s. diplomats and that's an answer all of us restriction to pakistan diplomats w

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tom: i went back and looked at a couple of youtube videos. what the many de losses are. and producer surplus. add that weight loss is bigger than we presume. throwing moneyst away for people who do not market things. -- enoughenough but to put us into recession. question of how much that consumers pay, how much did the company lose, bowie force people to invade somewhere, there's definitely disruption. ramps of.wraps -- of a world where everything is done by politics and the intervention of government. com-- they become an artist -- an arbitrary starts moving here as well. this is bad short-term, bad long-term. wille number of other .rticles dime bag to seward why is now different than the the waterooth all of to be a source for the u.s. trade policy. we are in a much more integrated the saidpared to say lot more at stake. francine: why is the turning point fromhese types of trade negotiations that charlie, that are off and own. moussa: for economists, we understand that lingering uncertainty itself can damage economic growth. if you don't know how your supply chains my

tom our closest democratic allies. where does the world stand after a weekend of anger, drama and mean tweets. >>> plus -- are you talking to trump? robert def-bombs the president on live tv or attacks like this one playing right into president trump's hand. and his next campaign. >>>

tom our closest democratic allies. where does the world stand after a weekend of anger, drama and mean tweets. >>> plus -- are you talking to trump? robert de niro f-bombs the president on live tv or attacks like this one playing right into president trump's hand. and his next campaign. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. an it is 4:00 a.m. in singapore where in just hours president trump and kim jong-un will meet in an unprecedented moment in history. no matter the outcome. never before has a sitting u.s. president met with the dictator of north korea. we now know president trump and kim jong-un will first meet one-on-one with only translators in the room. that hased se officials, allies and experts given president trump's impulsive style and declaration that he will not need to prepare ch for the summit. >> his aversion to details and insistence the success is about instinct than any spesive strategy. despite the gravity of the stakes with the denuclearization and regardless of the barberism marking the regime of kim jong-un and his family -- the dictator was applauded as he arrived at the marina base sands hotel i

tom gilberti, it doesn't but i'm gonna switch to go. w aere ago. and a gentleman won the el then lost his life. robertkenn d mean to be against communism if one's own stem de value of the individual and gives all the power to the munts d cotas t. war long provided for the allies to abuse their own populations. but kennedy was declaring those days must end. everywhere the senator went, he challenged his right host. in the last years of bobby kenne kennedy, he became increasingly estranged from the washington political light. his critique of e american foreign policy became more passain uthe st asia drew on and drew het doubtful eye of the white hose that began spying on kennedy as if he was ast foreign agent. and then there was mr. durinhis time. excellent book, i just finished it. we have go a long way in the wrong direction. the labor rysht here with telling it. we need to firm up this country again ur ocity. it's not very well. thank you. >>> thank you for your comments. next speaker? >>> madam president, madam clerk, i think we can vote on 28day. it seems like you're gonna make somebody py.unap i have an item for you that probably won't make anybody unh

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tom: i'm looking at the tweet storm. he's covering mr. sanford of south carolina and mr. de niro and on from there.e domestic will his white house assist him in those challenges? chief among them will be to make se he can maintain support amongst his republican colleagues. sanford, republican, he endorsed him before the polls close. it comes ahead of the midterm election as republicans are still trying to sift through his new policy on north korea. fromve seen skepticism marco rubio, lindsey graham, and john mccain. should the president want to ease sanctions on north korea, he will need to get that ratified by the senate. , thosetion to bob corker four senators in the republican party could make his new policy agenda with north korea more difficult. francine: why is the president so focused on north korea? is it his legacy? is this the thing he wants to be remembered by, the next election, midterms, or none of the above? kevin: they could be a little bit of everything. policy of u.s. regardless of the president, north korea has proven to be a challenge for decades. this is the first time in recent

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