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next twenty five minutes or so european leaders refused to toe washington's line after president trumka plantains the nuclear deal with one key adviser no saying he can't rule out sanctioning companies who do business with.

this deal is not it's not beneficial for the united states on the financial lever that's what mr trumka is about in the end it's not about the rule of law or these ethical interpretations that were so clumsily clumsily and awkward presented they were like really i mean anyone would actually realize that this is not the real reason why you know the united states want to constantly feel . that way the aggressive stance when he actually made a parallelism with the with north korea that was very interesting he said well you know we're not in for for a fight we're not in for a war or for destruction were look at us in north korea we're ready to sit with the president of north korea now so he even that did not go through because this these negotiations are now going through some trouble so i think that you know what this speech by mr means trouble i mean we're aggressive stance. this lack of knowledge and lack of maturity of the region and carelessness of what could this actually lead to could it actually lead to destruction more violence in this part where he couldn't care less i mean this s

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korea's nuclear program as the latest move in a flurry of diplomatic maneuvers surrounding the possible trumka meeting in singapore next month an american delegation led by veteran diplomat son kim a former nuclear negotiator with pyongyang is holding talks with north korean officials to prepare for the summit meanwhile south korea says its president could also have a seat at the table it comes after moon surprise meeting with kim at the demilitarized zone on saturday let's get more on this now we're joined by our correspondent andrew thomas who is live for us in the south korean capital seoul suppressions well on the way the summit is going to happen ender. well it certainly feels that in some ways and there are two things going on here those what's happening in singapore now we have a u.s. team and the north korean team both there to sort out logistics protocol security arrangements those sort of practicalities i can't see the big any take ups there so that's going full steam ahead simle taney as to that though is what you referred to the talks going on just on the north korean side of the d

my only issue when i see richard trumka doing op ed praising donald trump i get a little bit worried. i saw that on the tpp in the last day. melissa: kristina, i always feel that is the opening offer, we have to judge where we end, see what they get instead. if we get back the wage, what is the other thing he got in the concession? >> this is deal negotiated for 25 years. it needs to be updated. it is more, it is going to increase administration costs for all of these auto manufacturers to actually -- they are the ones who have to figure out, yes, 40% of the content of this car came from here. they are the ones doing the legwork. that will be a lot of difficulty going forward for the auto manufacturers. melissa: you guys are great. david. david: our own liz claman spent the weekend with warren buffett, spent the last hour of the "countdown to the closing bell." you asked him how he is doing. he said i have never been better. i love to hear that from an 87-year-old. >> he means it. he tap dances to work still. that he is in to what he is doing. i was asking him about succession. he was

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