what this seems to be is ultimately very much a trumpen summit, emphasis on the istry and personal relationship, and yet again, a desire to reduce the american footprint in the world. we >> david ignatius, they get headlines like the one of "the new york post" talking about historic summ but again, as richard said, the devil is in the details. nobody knows where this is going to go, inchose two men shaking hands right now. >> joe, it is a historic. it is i think to be fair a breakthrough, a breakthrough especially for kim jong-un. he has gotten what's been a north korean goal now for many decades, an american president to sit down, to grant what amounts to recognition of north korean aspirations. the weak part of the agreement that they have signed is that, as richard says, i the barest framework and the hardest questions that torpedoed past u.s. efforts to deal with the threatening north korean weapons, namely the problem of verification, isn't addressed at all. we're going to have very difficult negotiations ahead, led on the u.s. side by mike pompeo, what had the sense of donald trump handin

i want to ask you quickly we talked about immigration democrats don't want to work with president trumpen on this and there's a line the whitehse is saying death kratz want open borders. what is democrats doing to. >> i think it's hard for to comt anyone wenz aunt president is using again his explosive rhetoricrkz makes it hard for any collaboration. democrats never said they were for open borders.we believe peop believe pand persecution shoulde fair day in court if they make to to amerin soil. >> short lived. thank you for being us withou and tha four mind u're out of yourind. let me tell you something. let me tell you something i have some -- >> are you out your mind. >> i have relatives thatcoon.