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chairman kim has before him an opportunity like no other, to be whoered as the leader ushered in a glorious new era of security and prosperity for his people. chairman kim and i signed a joint statement which reaffirms this unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we also agreed to vigorous negoatio to implement the agreement as soon as possible. he wants to do it. this is not the past. this isn't another adrati that r arted. therefore, never got it done. chairman kim has told me, north korea has already destroyed a major missile engine testing site. in a signed document, we agreed to that after it was signed. the site is going to be destroyed very soon for the missiles they were testing. today is the beginning of an arduous process, our eyes are wide open but peace is always worth the effort, especially in this case. this should have been donethis a long time ago. we are resolving it now. chairman kim has the chance to seize an incredible future for his people. anyone can make war but only the most courageous can make peace. the current state of affairs c

received tips from an fbi informant whoer is rip who surreptitiously gathered information.ews can also confirm it. it happened. yet, remarkably, made those same media outlets are now claiming none of this is real or ever was real. it didn't happen. people with hair spray and artificial tans are nodding to the camera and telling you that right now. a couple of high profile republicans including congressman trey gowdy echoed that claim. there was no spying by the obama fbi on the trump campaign, they say. anyone who claims otherwise is a propagandaist or a lunatic. who are the propagandist here? what actually happened? we express a lot of opinions on this show tonight for a miniway we think it's important to get to the facts of this case. byron york has been covering this from the very beginning. "the washington examiner." he joins us now. there are a lot of ways to interpret a fact check. let's go through slowly so we can all understand it what we know. my understanding is that we know that the obama fbi had an informant attach. speaking to people on the trump campaign and r

have gotten a time of emails from people orher depressed themselves relatives, spouses, fathers and whoersepressed talk a lot about how they do not know where to turn order to go to. psychiatric help is expensive. the meds can be expensive if you don't have the right health insurance. just diagnosing can be difficult because if you have not had this before, if it has not happened before, you don't really know what is going on. you know that your head is in a fog and you are sad. and sometimes if it is really bad, your thoughts are not very good. suicidal come confused -- suicidal, confused, crazed a little bit. but you don't necessarily associate that with depression because it is new. even deciding i need to go to the doctor, i need help, i think even that is difficult at first. julia: you were afraid. you were making mistakes at work. you were recognizing it was tough to do your job and it was making it impossible to accurately do your job. this is a double-edged sword because you can recognize your struggling at work, but at the same time you are fearful to tell work. joe: a lot of the

millions of worker bonuses, plans for thousands of new jobs, and billions of dollars being invested whoer in the united states. -- here in the united states. individual companies announcing billions in new american investments, small business optimism is at its highest level since president reagan's first term, but these national headshrines don't tell the whole story on their own -- headlines on their own. this week i've discussed how tax reform is already transforming american families' kitchen table conversations, how lower rates and larger deductions are letting them pocket more their hard-earned money, how new corporate tax structure has already started paving the way for higher wages. you can pick up a local paper in almost any state and find another angle to the story. from montana to florida, americans are paying less to keep the lights on. that's right. despite warnings from our democratic colleagues that tax reform savings would never reach consumers, utilities all across america are already making that happen. in my home state of kentucky, the new tax code led to announced rate

largely directed to consider prosecuting cases involving immigration that involved, for instance, folks whoerenvolved in violent crimes, or to prosecute folks who were trafficking human beings. the approach that's taken under this justice department is very different. let's prosecute people who illegally re-enter the united states after being deported once without doing more, with the first wave of that and now we're prosecuting people simply for being illegally present in the united states. we are prosecuting misdemeanor crimes and using that as the rationale for separating parents from their children and this is what jeff sessions is devoting his resources to. low level drug cases, a return to the war on crime. overfilling federal prisons, this is not movements forward. this is movement back to perhaps the 1950's, based on an ideology of of fear and hatred and if there's one thing that i learned in 25 plus years in doj, it's that politics happen, every four or eight years, there's a change and then the career employees at doj collectively sigh and continue their work forward. and new adminis