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intonal pariah scorned by the world with multilater sanctions including those at the united nations to being seen aanqual, meeting with the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, on an equal f. >> woodruff: senate republicans said mr. trump sounded upbt in a phone call to their weekly luncheon, but they also counseled caution. majority leader mitch mccoell called the summit "a major first step," but not decisive. house speaker paul ryan pressed clr a verifiable end to north korea's r program, as did south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> the statement issued is a statement in principle. they will weapons program.ear in return, we will guarantee eceir security and provide omic prosperity in north korea. that's a good deal for everybody. we're a ays from there. but i appreciate the fact that the president was willing to sit down ande'll see what happens. >> woodruff: we'll talk to senators from both parties, after the news summary. in the day's other news: president trump took aim again at canadian prime minister jusovtin trudea trade. trudeau had criticized u.s. tariffs after

unite the israeli right. right, it is aan very fractured group. you have conservatives, there is a religious component. you have settler nationalnationalist components. netanyahu is the person who can get those warring tribes on the same page. really dominant. of course, internationally he has been a very effective diplomat. israel is now at peace. this is a incrible development. theseremarkable that successes abroad are being overshadowed by these corruption investigations at home in some way. next, the immigration authority and the u.s. clamps down and wraps of secrecy. >> from trying to appoint someone to oversee an agency he despises continues. >> this is bloomberg businessweek. >> will come back to bloomberg businessweek. and jason kelly. carol: you can listen to us on sirius radio. jason: you c also listen to us in london. and in asia on the radio one plus app. we turn to the politics section. a cornerstone of president trump's immigration policy is the idea that so many arecumented people criminals. >> we are not sure if the data is out there to support that. >> it is getting hard to figure says.at that data >> there are