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because he doe't wt toe a ruler of a poor state. just for himself, self-interest-wise. i'm skeptical that he will open the prison camps that has 200,000 people in it. all of a sudden take care of the human rights issues. i'm skept of that. north korea spends billions pursuing the nuclear weapon while watching their people starve. in the 90s, they spent $800 million building a mausoleum for kim jong-un. people literally dying and starving. so maybe -- kim jong-un does want to i think improve his economy but to say he's going to change the human rights situation around -- >> sandra: can i ask one last question? at the end of the summit, you think the united states and the world is safer than it was before? >> i do think so. just because it's betterh talking about preventative strike and bloody nose. while it's not ideal, it's a flawed statement because it was a very aspirational and north koreans could have given us more. bu this is still better today than where we were a few weeks ago. >> sandra: a net plus. >> yes. >> sandra: things, sue mi terry. we appreciate it. >> i

i know wt you're trying to do here, lyin' ted, trying to turn the fans in houston against me becauseake fun of the rockets, made fun of you pretending to be a fan of the rockets. and looking like a greasy blobfish while you did it. [ laughter ] but go on. >> was blaming me for their loss. >> jimmy: yeah, that is true, i did blame him for their loss, an i still do. if he stayed home, they'd be playing cleveland tonight. >> so i challenged him to one on one. i said the loser has to give into 5,000 to the nonpolitical charity of the winner's choice. i'm hopeful that the day will end with jimmyriting the check and making a difference in some kid easy lives. of us making a difference in ne me kids' lives. i have a feeling it's going to be me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so that will happen on sarday, june 16th. we're calling it the blobfish basketball classic. we'll have detai on how to be there in person next week. it will be in houston, texas. meanwhile, president trump is i7 summit where he had the chance today to pose for a photoith all the leaders he's been bashing on twitte

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do wt to hearm the public because i know that there's people that have been waiting for a while. so why don't we just have you guys have a seat, and let's hear from the folks that are here tonight to speak on this. so if you are waiting to speak about hue, please come on up and just cue yourselves up to the microphone. you'll each have two minutes. thank you. sk good evening, commissioners. my name is dominick, and i'm here to give public comment on the hue issue. i've sat through many of these meetings, and i will say that the portrait that bennes painting of broadway is not a broadway that i personally know, and i have been working on broadway handling a variety of issues from encampment issues or nightclub issues for the last two years. i can say definitively, and i can say this with no -- nonchalantly, that hue is about 90% of the calls that i receive. it's pretty evident as we saw on the video that these problems do stem from hue, and the commission has brought up that in july 2017 when the original conditions were placed on hue, we had a quiet period until about february 20

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