kim jong-un. howie: president trump's second nuclear summit with kim jong-un ended with no deal. the best face on the decision to sleeve vietnam. president trump: this was very friendly. we shook hands. howie: "the washington post" says trump was humbled by the setback. "politico" called it the latest demoralizing episode in a months' long losing streak. we are back with the panel. guy benson, there have been stories about anonymous aide were afraid he would give away the store. mike pompeo didn't want him spending too' time alone with him. guy: that was the line of attack. we are afraid he's going to give the store. and he stands up and said good-bye. there is a lose-lose by some in the press. on thers were more fair. i feel like it's incumbent on journalists to look at the last few decades of history. everything we tried through the normal channels with north korea has failed. so president trump said i am going to try something different. i am going to try personal diplomacy. howie: the president said sometimes you have to walk, we had handshakes. >> they were pretty realistic a

i'm sharanjit leyl in hanoi, where the trump—kim summit ends with no deal, no agreement, no warm wordspresident trump points the finger, saying north korea wanted all sanctions lifted, something he could not accept. you always have to be prepared to walk. i could have signed an agreement today, and then you people would have said, "oh, what a terrible deal, what a terrible thing he did." no, you have to be prepared to walk. but that has been flatly contradicted by north korea. it says it was only asking for partial sanction relief. translation: if the united states removes partial sanctions, we will permanently and completely dismantle all the nuclear production facilities in the yongbyon area. i'm nuala mcgovern in london. also in the programme: pakistan says it will release a captured indian fighter pilot in a bid to calm tensions over kashmir. india welcomes the move. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is to face corruption charges. he says they will collapse like a house of cards. it is 1:00am in london and 8:00am here in hanoi, where we have been hearing conflicting vers

i think both trump and kim misjudged what was going to happen. d i think trump did the right thing to walk away from a bad deal. but is he going to walk into another bad situation to come. sara: kim got a press moment out of it with the united states. there are people who say that is a loss to the united states and a win for kim. howie: the world's most of closed regime, north korean officials had a press conference saying we didn't demand an end to all u.s. sanctions, we only wanted some of them. it turns out it was almost all of the important sanctions. western journalists aren't used to having a competing narrative from north korea. sara: they will spin anything to have a win to their people. they will use this as an opportunity to spin these talks and we have to be ready for that. howie: the media pounced on the president saying he doesn't about believe kim knew about otto warmbier. guy: i think -- i testified the president on some of the north korea stuff. concessions on military action with south korea, the military exercises to me is a big

kim is no music, man! check the sites! trump is, like, okay. no, you can't test the sites! i was right ability you! trump is, like, no, kim! i need to build a wall around my heart! ( crying ) ( applause ) that's how it all went down and now, even though kim jong un made trump fly to the other side to have the world for nothing, trump still believes that they can work things out. >> when we walked away, it was a very friendly walk. we shook hands, we -- you know, there's a warp that we have -- a warmth that we have. i hope that stays, i think it will. we will keep the relationship. we'll see what happens over the next period of time. >> trevor: oh, shame, donald, this is so tough to watch because we really all have been there. you told your friends this was going to work out and, despite the warnings, you still carried on, and now you're trying to save face because you think everyone's judging you, which we totally are, but instead of dragging this out, i think it's time to accept that just maybe similar is just not that into you. we'll be right

kim idat kim jong-un is playing a game with the ouworld. today he feels vindicated. "trump, and the whole world is being deceived by kim jong-un," he says. "the south korean government kim is not goin tobu give up nuclear weapons it went to the united states and said kim is ready to give up nuclear weapons. prident trump accepted that and believed it until today." they may not be said that the latest trump-kim summit has co to nothing, but many others feel massively disappointed. this is the road to north korea and to a large south korean-run industrial zone that used to employ tens of thousands of north korean workers. three yearsgo in the face of northorn missile tests, it was completely shut down. hopes were high that the hanoi summit could leadit t reopening. now those hopes have been dashed a factory outside seoul, hexp isining how these machines make terminals that go inside mobile phones. until three years ago, the also-ran another -- he also ran another, much bigger factor across the border in kaeson. "we are devaated," he tells . "we thought it was going to work ou

his family rebuked president trump for praising kim jong—un and accepting his claim that he did not knowtto warmbier‘s mistreatment and failing health. our washington correspondent chris buckler explained why donald trump is struggling to square his relationship with kim jong—un and the fallout with otto warmbeir‘s family. otto warmbier has become a symbol of the brutality of the north korean regime. he was sentenced to 15 years‘s hard regime. he was sentenced to 15 yea rs‘s hard labour for allegedly stealing propaganda poster, and the student's distress was obvious to see as he was led away. otto warmbier was eventually released and returned to america but he had suffered rain damage and other unexplained injuries and died just days later. his parents believe he had been intentionally beaten. in his summit with kim jong—un, donald trump insists he did raise otto warmbier‘s death, and in a news conference afterwards, he appeared to defend the north korean leader rather than condemn him. tells me that he did not know about it and i will take him at his word. yes, please. fred and cindy wa

larry, let's start with trump, kim jong un, and otto warmbier. why is president trump giving kim jong un a pass on otto warmbier? >> the kindest explanation would probably be that he had just had an unsuccessful summit with kim jong un and he was trying to maintain some cordiality in the hope that an agreement could be reached in the near future. awise it otherwise, it's almost impossible to understand although he has a lengthy history of taking care of authoritarians and justifying the outrageous acts they perpetrate on others. >> he gave him a pass on the murder of jamal khashoggi. why does the president give these authoritarian rulers, why does he give them a pass? >> i wish i were a psychologist instead of a political scientist and i'd probably have a better answer for you, but it's pretty obvious to anybody that's studied trump's career pre-presidential as well as presidential that he is authoritarian by nature. he enjoys the company of other authoritarians. i think he wishes that he has powers equivalent to theirs so in a way he looks up to

and i think from the signal for some trump has treated kim like- equal the world leader something he never had before so i think trump is strategy is to treat him like a world leader that's that's trumps took the first step. nuke north korea has to deliver has to get rid of its nuclear weapons out from my face into a steak point of view to look at this -- came has stopped nuclear testing for like a little just good yeah subtlety months yeah you can also said that he took the first step. helplessly on definitely -- isn't from celebrity right in this is a pretty conservative permanently to deal with a cold- the chairman came as is on like a friends like -- but it seems the north korea was the one with his this is the first novelization [inaudible] however whenever the region changed their policy in most grandpas is only for some change always change so that's why there's a some problems. building trust trust trust. relationship. and i'm not going to break you off to go to the end of the program thank you all three for being in our country today great stuff really fascinating discussion.

they can the first time trump has treated kim like equal of the world leader something you never had before so i think trump his strategy is to treat him like a world leader that's trump's took the first step north korea has to deliver has to get rid of its nuclear weapons. came has stopped testing. good yeah so yeah you can also said that he took the first step you know sit on indefinitely. in this is deploy diplomatic leverage to deal with a cold. game as you know like a friends like but it seems that north korea was the want to. see the actual realistic step from the state government. is a very. changed their policy. changed change the so this is a problem in. the relationship. thank you for being here. going. to. come. clean. up after. the nice and quiet here. or maybe it's actually to quiet. them selves they may be small. i am. like they are at the heart of every system. what will happen if they disappear completely. out of our world today and thirty five w. . in good shape. our topic this week keeping fit while growing older. so you might ask why me and i got on the treadmill or

. >> shannon: the parents of an american student who died in north korea rebuke president trump for letting kim jong-un off the hook. the president said he has been misinterpreted. the canadian leader whose son believes he is the anti-trump is in a growing scandal. should transgenders athletes in high school be allowed? this is "special report." >> shannon: i am shannon bream in for bret baier. president trump's comments that he doesn't believe north korea's kim jong-un was aware of the mistreatment that led to the death of an american college student is getting major push back from the man's presents. they said kim is responsible. the president tried to explain himself. mike emanuel is at the white house as the president gets back to business after a disappointing summit in vietnam. >> president trump is on the defense about the comments about the death of otto warmbier. he is blaming north korea but not calling out their leader. on twitter president trump tried to clarify. of course i hold north korea responsible. in vietnam the president did not blame kim jong-un. >> i believe something very

the talks in hanoi between trump and kim were complete failure a blow out a bomb trump says the talks failed because of what he says were unreasonable demands they wanted the sanctions lifted. in their entirety and we couldn't do that but that is not how north korea remembers the meeting because what we proposed wasn't the removal of all sanctions but they were partial removal we proposed to the united states to leave articles of sanctions that impede the symbol of economy and the law of our people so with conflicting information about what actually took place at the meeting between the two leaders we've now got the u.s. state department issuing an explanation of the explanation after the talks flopped in hanoi trying to jumped on a plane to alaska it was certainly not singing the song of peace as he praised the troops america does not see conflict but if we are forced to defenders we will fight and we will win in an overwhelming fashion you are a powerful warning to the world to never strike american soil you are a warning that everybody knows about and nobody wants to play with you

trump has treated kim like equal as a world leader something you never had before so i think trump is strategy is to treat him like a world leader that's trump's took the first step north korea has to deliver has to get rid of its nuclear weapons. has stopped testing. good yeah so yeah you can also said that he took the first step you know sitting on indefinitely. in this is deployed. to deal with a cold it. is you know like a friends like but it seems that north korea was the want to. see the. realistic step from the united states government. is always a very unstable. in the korean. changed their policy. changed so that's why it is a problem. thank you for being here. that's all good. venezuela's broken health system. people who are seriously ill can't get medicine. doctors often go unpaid. people try to help each other but their efforts fall short. that israel began its major humanitarian crisis. in fifteen minutes. raring to me. not everyone who loves books has to go insane. d.w. literature list which must reads. i'm not laughing at the job well enough sometimes i am but i stand u

president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un it had been hoped that the summit in the vietnamese capital would use the promise of economic development to build on their historic first meeting in singapore but the summit finished earlier than planned after the two leaders failed to bridge their differences and no joint statement was signed it seems that for the time being the hope of trading concessions on economic sanctions for concrete denuclearize ation measures will not be realized so our question on quadriga this week is no deal in hanoi what next for kim trump and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by dr jean young your job from the institute of korean studies at berlin's free university he says no more tug of war instead it's time for the u.s. to show that it's also willing to take irreversible steps towards peace for our future generation also with the syrian kurds from porter and journalist who writes for the los angeles times and their. believes that talking is better than testing trump deserves credit for convincing north korea to at least temporaril

take the first step i think trump has taken the first some trump has treated kim like equal as a world leader something you never had before so i think trump is strategy is to treat him like a world leader that's that's trump's took the first step north korea has to deliver has to get rid of its nuclear weapons from. came has stopped nuclear testing. just good yeah so yeah you can also said that he took the first step on indefinitely and this is the rhetoric right in this is deployed to leave it diplomatically every deal of it cold. game is you know like a friends like but it seems that north korea was the want to. see the actual realistic step from the united states government. has always a very stable place for it is in the early days of first ladies and there was a peace. in the korean prison however south korean as they went over to the region changed their policy in most grandpas is over it's also changed changed so that's why there's a some problems in building trust trust so. full of elation should know not i'm going to break you off to go to the end of the program thank you ver

president donald trump kim's journey home on his private armor train is expected to take more than sixty hours it comes amid fresh controversy over the case of auto warm beer an american student who was detained and tortured in north korea warm beer was returned to his family in the u.s. in a vegetative state in two thousand and seventeen and he died days later president donald trump has said he's confident kim did not know about it the two countries and says they'll continue dialogue despite the failed summit. well for more on all this i'm joined in the studio now by behrendt berger he's an asia expert of the german council on foreign relations mr banta thank you so much for being here so once donald trump abruptly departed one or the north korean leader kim jong un stepped into the spotlight we saw him laying wreaths he was meeting with vietnamese officials what kind of image was he trying to convey well i think first of all he was a surprise there for this everyone else was that this be over. what you did was he used to it but you knew too to pay your goodwill visit to. both korea and

trump has treated kim like equal of the world leader something you never had before so i think trump is strategy is to treat him like a world leader that's that's trump's took the first step north korea has to deliver has to get rid of its nuclear weapons. came has stopped testing. good yeah so yeah you can also said that he took the first step you know a city on indefinitely. in this is deployed. to deal with a cold. game as well like a friends like but it seems the north korea was the want to. see the actual. state government. in the clear. changed their policy. so this is a. free for being here. listen very closely because like a tiger. eight hour day seven sport back elegant glide masculine design. do you hear anything at all. must be a hybrid of. the fifth generation of the best seller toyota ross. driving in one thousand minutes w. . staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. go to the new zero max you tube channel. goldmine of stories. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning arts and culture to ensure a. place to be for curiou

leading one news site to suggest that it was time for the trump—kim buddie movie to end.n president, moonjae—in, has insisted that meaningful progress was made at the summit, in spite of their failure to reach a deal. mr moon said the summit had given the two leaders enhanced mutual understanding and trust. mr moon has worked to encourage the relationship between washington and pyongyang. our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head is in hanoi. he told me why he thought the summit failed to reach the desired conclusion on denuclearisation or a lifting of sanctions. the problem is that there's always an element of unpredictability. we knew there was a gap between the two sides, in terms of the areas they could have agreed, and clearly the american side hoped that when they arrived at this summit that perhaps the personal chemistry between mr trump and mr kim, or perhaps the fact that mr kim might even have something extra to give in his back pocket might close that gap. it didn't. now, we have these slightly conflicting accounts. it's worth noting mr trump is wrong. ap

north korea is rebuilding a rocket launch site after last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong. satellite pictures indicate a religious school run by a pakistan based group is intact to india said it had launched as strikes on its. algeria as army chief warns against a return of the civil war the one nine hundred ninety s. as protests and seek the president accepts. and i'm we're hard in here with all of your sport twenty one ports that are dead and one of the most prestigious racetracks in the u.s. it's closed indefinitely we'll have more on what happened to those forces coming up in the. north korea is reportedly restoring facilities at a long range rocket launch sites on that it had agreed to dismantle as part of disarmament steps last year reports in south korean media following last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong il in vietnam a web site specializing in north korean studies called thirty eight north says it has satellite imagery showing efforts to rebuild some structures at the launch sites let's go straight to rob mcbride he joins us from sout

north korea is rebuilding a rocket launch size after last week's failed summits between donald trump and kim jong un. hello i'm the star of the attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. satellite pictures indicate a religious school run by a pakistan based group is intact days after india said it had launched airstrikes honest. algeria's army chief warns against a return of the civil war of the one thousand nine hundred as pro. yes to seek the president's exit. fighting for their teenage son who they say has been tortured and jailed on false accusations of joining i sell iraq. north korea is reportedly restoring facilities as a long range rocket launch site one that it had agreed to dismantle as part of disarmament steps last year the reports in south korean media follow last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong un and vietnam a web site specializing in north korea studies called thirty eight north says it has satellite imagery showing efforts to rebuild some structures at the launch site al-jazeera briars has more from seoul. these reports stem from a briefi

jess report second summit between president trump and kim jong-un ended abruptly thursday after trump from the bad deal. but. "watters' world" wanted to continue the conversation. we we asked president trump and kim jong-un to join us in this exclusive joint interview. mr. president, i will begin with you. how is your relationship with kim? >> well, i do like kim. i enjoy his company. but you know what? yesterday it was time to walk away. there is a time in. >> negotiations when you need to walk. jesse: the president walked away from the table and wasn't happy with the deal. how does that make you feel? >> i feel completely betrayed. i thought we had a deal. he told me how much he loves me and is in love with me. president trump: he wrote me beautiful letters and we fell in love. >> now he walks away like a lover after the first night how the. i feel completely shattered. jesse: mr. president, do you agree with that characterization. >> we developed a bond. i suppose there is a little bit of love there. sometimes lovers have spats. i walked away because he was unwill fog negotiate the

there were high hopes in hanoi but both donald trump and kim jong un have come away empty handed from their much anticipated second summit the talks ended earlier than expected within the u.s. president blaming north korea's demands over lifting sanctions for the failure to cut a deal it came as a surprise to many after the optimism shared by both leaders before the talks. if. the first summit was a great success and i think this one hopefully will be equal or greater than the first way he prefers it to pay for that. particular. deal filling us in this. might be the best it's. always have to be prepared to walk i could have signed an agreement today and then you people would have said what a terrible deal what a terrible thing he did you know you have to be prepared to walk we actually had papers ready to be side but it just wasn't appropriate i want to do it right i'd much rather do it right than do it fast. well the north korean foreign ministry has since issued a statement claiming that they did not ask for all sanctions to be lifted just most of them and they also said washington

so there you have it after the donald trump kim john summit and her noise this was the first action taken by washington against north korea and anyone who is dealing with it and you know all this thaw and all the friendship between donald trump and chairman kim they may end up being absolute. irrelevant when the u.s. sanctions alarm goes off and i'll tell you what officials in north korea have recently said that they aren't feeling that americans were making any steps to loosen their stranglehold when it comes to all this pressure on north korea the show me if the united states was not interested in improving with career u.s. relations or implementing the june twelfth joint declaration rather it was only trying to produce results for political achievement i will make this clear the forceful stance of the us will make the situation more dangerous i was supreme leader ship can clarify its decision soon the us president loves to brag about how great he is making all these moves towards peace on the korean peninsula but as you've said in her noyo there was no peace agreement knew it was a fai

on thursday donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un along with their retinues and thousands of journalists descended on vietnam's capital for their bilateral sunit the much hyped talks failed to produce any deal on north korea's denuclearize ation and the lifting of u.s. sanctions against pyongyang and with trump and kim unable to agree on the terms despite a little headway washington and pyongyang say dialogue will continue and as the parent goodwill gesture the u.s. and south korea asked are spending their annual joint military exercises the pentagon says it's to reduce tension and advance steve nuclearize ation on the korean peninsula however the drills have not in fact been cancelled but rather replaced by another set of exercises artie's more can take stock of the second trump kim summit. the talks of annoy the queen trump and care more complete failure a blow out a bomb trump says the talks failed because of what he says were unreasonable demands they wanted the sanctions lifted. in their entirety and we couldn't do that but that is not how north korea remembers the me

kim and u.s. president donald trump both sides blame each other for the failure of their second somers. and that's it for me and the g w business you can find a lot more news and features on our website u.w. dot com slash business thank you so much for watching. the fear of morning news crane. from britain from actually catching the fish shipyard workers fear for their jobs until trade faction a few. people are scared of further russian aggression. powered effect as the battle continues over the sea of. sixteen. everyone who loves books has to go and say. mum good literature list. street. culture of fish. sure link to scream africa and the war or link to exceptional stories and discussion from the news of easy town while wimps a d w the comes from pick up join us on facebook j w for. i think is everything challenging first on how to make a muslim. school much different culture between here and there so a challenge in court if the police. commissioner is the same i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. i got my license to work as a swimming instructor to share knowledge to chi

jess report second summit between president trump and kim jong-un ended abruptly thursday after trumprom the bad deal. but. "watters' world" wanted to continue the conversation. we we asked president trump and kim jong-un to join us in this exclusive joint interview. mr. president, i will begin with you. how is your relationship with kim? >> well, i do like kim. i enjoy his company. but you know what? yesterday it was time to walk away. there is a time in. >> negotiations when you need to walk. jesse: the president walked away from the table and wasn't happy with the deal. how does that make you feel? >> i feel completely betrayed. i thought we had a deal. he told me how much he loves me and is in love with me. president trump: he wrote me beautiful letters and we fell in love. >> now he walks away like a lover after the first night how the. i feel completely shattered. jesse: mr. president, do you agree with that characterization. >> we developed a bond. i suppose there is a little bit of love there. sometimes lovers have spats. i walked away because he was unwill fog negotiate the w

before you're ever going to see trump and kim meeting again that's for sure and maybe there is not room for agreement you know he's trying to entice kim he says look at vietnam look at this country you got starbucks kentucky fried chicken burger king he came towards plant in the north of hanoi seventy seven thousand workers south koreans samsung plant all this could be yours trump is saying you know what vietnam is a communist country but kim is communist country is a family dictatorship that's been around for over seventy years he may value power and nuclear weapons more then opening up his country to the outside world that is people will say we don't need you. it's that you're going into this you know we're talking about that area of the world and since world war two it's trying to come up with this sort of magical calm you capitalist society that everyone can be. a man on how come you capitalist you know give me we can find a middle ground given given the heart disease and things like that i don't know if we want to i don't want to see them and then some of our fast but. of course i

sanctions against pyongyang with trump and kim unable to agree on terms spot that will head way washington and pyongyang say the dialogue will continue and as an apparent goodwill gesture the u.s. and south korea are suspending their annual joint military exercises pentagon says is to reduce tension and advance denuclearization on the korean peninsula however the drills have not in fact being cancelled but rather replaced by another set of exercises on the scale of open take stock of the second trump kim summit. the talks in hanoi between trump and cam were complete failure a blow out a bomb trump says the talks failed because of what he says were unreasonable demands they wanted the sanctions lifted. in their entirety and we couldn't do that but that is not how north korea remembers the meeting because the word what we proposed wasn't the removal of all sanctions but they were partial removal we proposed to the united states articles of sanctions that impede the symbol of economy and a lot of our people so with conflicting information about what actually took place at the meeting between

president and the art of walking away from the deal today president trump abruptly ended his second summit with north korean leader kim jong un now the two men were apparently unable to take the next step in moving towards the goal of denuclearizing north korea before he left annoy vietnam today trump said that the north korean leader wanted all economic sanctions lifted but tonight north korea has rebuked trump saying the request was only for lifting parts not all of the same sions it's a reminder of how difficult denuclearization is no matter how many nuclear weapons are concerned north korea is thought to have a fairly small arsenal an estimated ten to twenty warheads now compare that to the number the u.s. or russia has more than six thousand you can see right there it's just a dwarf so it's not just about the number of nukes it's about who can launch the kim jong un wants the same sions against his country lifted goals the two sides apparently could not agree upon. there was no lunch and no signing ceremony instead president trump's motorcade headed away from the summit venue after talks broke off prematurely. th

the reports emerging days after the summit between donald trump and kim jong-un ended abruptly without deal in hanoi. and nicolas maduro says he will not allow anyone or anything disrupt a a piece of venezuela. he is asking supporters to demonstrate this saturday to coincide with strikes called for by juan guaido. also coming up at this hour, france plans to get tech giants like google and facebook to pay more in taxes, despite being unable to secure annagreement at the european level. and the world's eyes may focus on brazil during carnival, but goes on, the party despite weeks of prottsts against tte president. stay tuned, we are life from paris. ♪ >> after over three mmnths in custody, carlo stone walked out of a tokyo detention center -- ohsn walked out of a tokyo detention center. he is accused of underreporting his income by nearly $82 million. 's release ill allow him to meet his legal team more efficiently ahead of his trial. for more, our reporter. >> wearing a basebaal cap, his face hidden behind a surgical leaves thes ghosn detention center area it -- detention centnter. the

his family rebuked president trump for praising kim jong—un and accepting his claim that he did not knowo warmbier‘s mistreatment and failing health. our washington correspondent chris buckler explained why donald trump is struggling to square his relationship with kim jong—un and the fallout with otto warmbeir‘s family. i don't think it is something which he is particularly pleased about. i think he has been stung by this criticism, frankly, from the family. this is a family he invited along to a state of the union address last year in washington, a family he says he knows extremely well. but they said they felt they had to speak out, after the summit was over, not during it, but after the summit, to say that they felt not only had he got things wrong, but some of his comments were frankly hurtful. they say "kim and his evil regime are responsible for the death of our son, otto". this is what donald trump actually said at the time, because he has been accused of being misinterpreted. he said he, referring to mr kim, tells me he doesn't know about it, and i will take him at his word. the

. >> good evening from hanoi where that high-stakes summit between president trump and kim jong-un ended abruptly with no agreement. the president saying he had to walk away because the north korean dictator was asking for too much. we'll have late details from vietnam in a moment. >>> but we start with breaking news. a new report president trump overruled his own white house officials and ordered a top security clearance for jared kushner. the president has previously said he had no role in kushner getting a clearance. let's go straight to kristen welker in washington. kiss kiss ten, what can you tell us about all of this? >> that explosive new report says despite concerns from intelligence officials and the top lawyer at the white house, president trump ordered his chief of staff to grant his senior adviser and son-in-law, jared kushner, a top security clearance. "the new york times" cites four unnamed people briefed on the matter. it comes after nbc news reported kushner's application for top secret clearance was rejected by two career white house security specialists after an fbi bac

trump, perhaps two things, positive and negative. the positive is, despite his desperate eagerness for a deal he was willing to walk and that clearly surprised and possibly shocked the north korean side. kimossibly shocked the north korean side. kimjong—un has come a very long way for this and didn't get much for it. on the negative side mr trump said it was his dealmaking skills and his personal rapport with mr kim that enabled him to achieve things that his predecessors could. but neither side is offering any hope of yet another summit anytime soon. we go back to routine diplomacy now which was exactly what was happening under previous administrations, the famed trump magic touch just hasn't worked this time. and what scope do you think there is for further movement? the yongbyon offer from north korea, how significant is that? because of course nuclear weapons are existential for them, they are the reason they are at the summit, the reason they are at the summit, the reason they are at the summit, the reason they were taken seriously enough as a threat. yongbyon is very significant, it is a significant producer of plutonium, which is a critical ingredient in nuclear weapons. apparently

he encouraged donald trump, believing that kim jong—un had taken a strategic decision to give up nuclearhead with these face—to—face talks. and he has a lot invested in it as well. i mean, he has had to endure being called an appeaser by president trump. nonetheless there is huge disappointment in what happened yesterday. there were some reports that senior diplomatic figures around the president were perplexed by the lack of any kind of agreement, the fact that it had gone so agreement, the fact that it had gone so farand agreement, the fact that it had gone so far and yet nothing came of it. what we have now for south korea's leadership is a period of trying to work out what to do next. as i said, will kim jong—un come work out what to do next. as i said, will kimjong—un come here? will there be another round of face—to—face talks? what can they do to try to maintain the momentum on these lower—level but nonetheless important moves to try to build trust between north and south and try and increase or at least certainly forward the plans for cooperation and collaboration particularly on

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with the table already set, the formal trump/kim lunch abruptly canceled. reporters hastily summoned to a news conference. >> sometimes you have to walk and this was just one of those times. >> reporter: there had been flashes of hope. kim jong-un even took questions from the western press, a first for a north korean dictator. >> chairman kim, are you ready to denuclearize? >> if i'm not willing to do that, i won't be here right now. >> that's a good answer. wow. that might be the best answer you've ever heard. >> reporter: the president had hoped to parlay his new friendship with kim into an historic nuclear deal. instead, he left vietnam with nothing. not even a joint statement. >> he's quite a guy and quite a character, and i think our relationship is very strong. but at this time, we had some options, and at this time, we decided not to do any of the options. >> reporter: the president said kim simply demanded too much, lifting all sanctions in exchange for dismantling north korea's largest and most important nuclear facility, but not shuttering the enti

after the summit, to say that they felt not only had donald trump got things wrong, but some of his comments were frankly hurtful. they said, "kiml regime are responsible for the death of our son, so. " this is what donald trump actually said at the time, because he has been accused of being misinterpreted. he said he, referring to mr kim, tells me he didn't know about it and i will take him at his word. there are even some members of his own republican party who are comfortable with that statement, because they believe —— uncomfortable with that statement, because they believe that otto warmbier, he went into this prison camp to do 15 years of hard labour, was somebody who was in good health when he was arrested. when he was released and returned to america he had suffered many unexplained injuries, including brain damage, and he died just days later. while mrtrump has in and he died just days later. while mr trump has in the past been a supporter of the family, it is very clear that the family are not just upset but they feel these words have only aggravated the situation, which is extremely delicate. donald trump has defended

trump. politically he came back with a moral and strategic failure in vietnam negotiating with kim jong-un and then resolving him of guilt for the otto warmbier crisis. trump was really in his element. cpac is a good venue for him. he reads a room well. when he goes off script in the rose garden, it is not effective. however, when he's with his people, when he knows what the audience wants to hear, that's when clearly he thrives. >> yesterday my colleague alex witt spoke with congressman jerry conley who had this to say about the president's speech. >> i think he's a little bit unhinged. i think he's had maybe the most abysmal week of his presidency and one of the most abysmal weeks of any presidency and there's more to follow. remember, what really has him upset is one hearing. one. we still have a long way to go and so much came out of that hearing that is a direct threat to him. >> does he have a point there? is it plausible the president is react to go what cohen said in his testimony? >> absolutely. i think that was the most notable part of the speech. it wasn't so much what trump said bu

president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un it have been hoped that the summit in.

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provocation by the united states and as a violation of the spirit of the talks between president trump and kim jong il and rebecca just on that has they've actually been any reaction from washington also we'll see if there has because if if this were to be true and if north korea were to resume. we same two at best and we seem to have lost fast in heart is there we'll try to return to him later in the program but staying with north korea millions have turned out to elect the country's rubber stamp parliament voters were presented with one pre-approved candidate her state they can cross out the name but that's virtually unheard of later kim jong un has his ballot in the capital pyongyang participation is mandatory and it's expected that the ruling korean workers party will we knew nan honestly election day is celebrated with music and arts. and today marks sixty years since the spiritual leader of tibet the dalai lama fled his homeland i made a failed uprising against chinese rule has been living in exile in india ever since for many tibetans today's anniversary is a bitter occasion standing in

provocation by the united states and as a violation of the spirit of the talks between president trump and kim jong il rebecca. best in hotdish speaking to us a little earlier on and staying in north korea millions have turned out to elect the country's rubberstamp parliament though it is was presented with one pre-approved candidate per seat they can cross out the name but that's officially on hurdles leader kim jong un const his ballot in the capital pyongyang participations mandatory and it's expected that the ruling korean workers party will be a new nanny mislaying election day celebrated with music and. today marks sixty years since the spiritual leader of tibet the dalai lama fled his homeland amid a mid of failed uprising against chinese rule he's been living in exile in india ever since so many tibetans today's anniversary is a bitter occasion standing in the rain in delhi this group of activists chant free tibet and sing traditional songs and good as chants the gathering was also to commemorate the many thousands of tibetans killed during a failed revolt in nine hundred fifty nine. w