anticipated some of between president trump and kim jong un is now in the history books. president trump says he believes the leader of north korea wants to do the right thing and will make good on his promise to denuclearize. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis. from a national security analyst morgan ortega's. if the democratic state a just and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. in the center seat, republican congressman from new york, please eldon, member of the house for an affairs committee. "outnumbered" today but with so much for an committee staff today, we feel it's pretty pretty great to see you. >> lee: happy to be here. >> harris: let's get to the news. that historic summit between president trump and north koreans kim jong un has ended with the two leaders signing a joint statement reaffirming kim jong un's commitment to denuclearize. and president trump's pledge to provide security guarantees. a president from sounding they met telling reporters he trusts kim jong un. >> eyes are wide open, but pieces

korea. he vowed to keep sanctions in place until kim jong un completely denuclearizes. the summit giving president trump a ratings bump a new monday moth poll shows the president at 43% approval rate. communities clean up the damage. this is all that's left of a home after winds up to 130 miles per hour ripped through. six people hurt in the storms. but none seriously. now, people all around the country are preparing for another weather threat this father's dated weekend. extreme heat. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. ainsley: thank you, jillian: the media attacking the trump administration over a shelter for immigrant children. the left hasn't seen this place helping kids go to school, even giving them haircuts. isn't this the exact opposite of those cages and all those pictures of the kids in cages? brian: steve doocy finally found his keys to the white house. steve? steve: it took a minute. i'm here at the white house early. i have actually met the guy who has the leaf blower, which is interesting. of course, the reason i'm here in washington is i went behi

now kim jong un's human rights record. >> one at a time. >> comey's actions unfair to hillary? >> how can kim love his people if he is killing them? >> ig report, you said twice now that it exonerated you and proved no collusion. >> if you read the ig report i'm totally exonerated. >> are you planning to meet with putin this summer. >> can we do one question at a time? abby: by the way, i think the president would do this every sings gel day if his advisors let him. their main job is to pull him back from going out and talking to the media. he enjoys that. he likes going back and forth with the press. you compare it to the campaign trail. do you remember there was like almost 300 days when hillary clinton didn't do a press conference and speak to the media. do you know how boring that would be if she were in the white house. what you can't say he isn't transparent and go out there and answer the questions. you may not like the answers he has. pete: 32 minutes griff you were on the couch. our own steve doocy had historic interview there for almost a half hour. then he answered a number

. >> good morning. great to be with you and there's cynicism that suggests the president gave kim jong-un a great deal but that's a photo op that will play well in pong yeong and the president just arrived not long ago after the whirlwind strip that some argue was long on handshakes and short on detail. he took to twitter saying everybody can now feel safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. meeting with kim jong-un was an interesting and positive experience. north korea has great potential for the future but is often the case in capitol hill there are divergent opinions on what was and was not accomplished by that meeting. >> president trump seems to have given away two or three of the major things kim jong-un wanted. a meeting with flags next to each other, no delay of exercises with south korea without getting anything in return. >> they wouldn't be talking to trump unless they believed he was serious about using military force. president trum has done more in 500 days to deal with korea than every president in the last 30 years. >> reporter

serve all law enforcement. >>> also this, mcdonald's could be headed to north korea. kim jong un reportedly wants to open a western hamburger franchise in the hermit kingdom. this could be a sign of goodwill with the country. >> that's on my bucket list, mcdonald's in north korea. >>> the california primaries are right around the corner. democrats are becoming concerned that their wide candidate field will hurt their chances in key congressional battles. joining us is scott rasmussen. >> there are three districts, orange county area, they typically vote republicans at a local level. but hillary clinton carried these districts. in a normal election you would say these are prime democratic pick-up opportunities. this is california. it's not normal. >> republicans hold all the seats but they've got a different process in california. >> that's right. they have a jungle primary. so in each of these districts it plays out a little differently. all the candidates from both parties are thrown in the ballot together. the top two go to the finals. >> it's not automatically one party and another party

pitch he used with kim jong un. >> they have great beaches. you see that whenever they are exploding their cannons into the ocean, look at that, wouldn't that make a great condo? i explained, is that instead of doing that you can have thet hotels in the world right there. think of it from a real estate perspective. >> bret: from the press conference on santos island, a 20 minut motorcade to an airbase in singapore to board his ride home, air force one. >> bret: thanks for the time. what is this, 26 hour >> 26. we've been negotiating with some very good negotrs nice to be with you. >> bret: thank you for having us. if you every question in the news conference. >> president trump: i took a lot of them. a lot of reporters. credentials were like record kinds of numbers and i took as many as i could. people are really happy about it, and even i would say nontrump fans, people are reall. something i'm very proud of. that being said, i want to get it done, but i believe that chairman kim wants to get it done. >> bret: you do? there was one part of a news conference i think you're a kind of

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a great day. >> president trump two major upcoming summits, not only the meeting can kim jong un but g 7 summit in canada. >> about attitude and willingness to get things done. i think i have been preparing for this summit for a long time. >> former director of security for the senate intel committee charged with lying to the feds and the doj's massive crackdown over leaks. >> there has been a cascade of leaks and nobody has been held accountable. >> going to increase the frustration of america's families they will be saying hip hip hooray unemployment is down. what does that mean to me? >> alice johnson a free woman after granted clemency from president trump after 22 years been in a federal prison. >> i promise you president trump, i will make you crowd that you gave me a second chance. >> one we are in right now was the first plane, the second wave at normandy is blowing my mind ♪ kind to shake, shake, shake ♪ brand new look looked good on you ♪ changed, changed, changed brian: are we doing that? abby: are we performing today? steve: i think that's mercy me trade show. brian

wallace in singapore with analysis but we begin with the latest on the summit and kim jong-un will begin it with president trump with two translators in the room. let's start there. >> just the two, bill, and their translators and aording to the white house the two leaders will bring in their senior staffs for another round of discussion according to the white house it will include mike pompeo and john kelly and michael bolton and others including the press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and the president spoke with the president of south korea and the prime minister of japan and hopes tomorrow is the beginning of substantive conversations and teams met this morning and this afternoon and officials say it lasted a few hours and lasted a couple hours ago. less than 12 hours is when the main event starts on an exclusive resort off the coast of singapore. >> bill: i've been listening carefully to secretary pompeo and he said again the u.s. will offer security assurances to north korea. in what form do we believe that may come? >> he refused a number of times to specifically say what the u

jong-un and president trump. 100 wooden coffins have been moved to the demilitarized zone. now back to "the greg gutfeldho show." greg: they are making a splash by picking up trash. the workup continues through mid july but we already know the best answer from japan, senegal and uruguay. they were spotted tidying up the stadiums after their matches. japanese fans brought their own garbage bags and compare that to the raiders game when you leave in a garbage bag. i am a raiders fan. with no team usa to root for american viewers seem less interested this time around and favorites like germany and brazil, both countries, have drawn viewers like the americans but it is not a total loss. this week, the world met this guy. this is [inaudible]. look at him. he's the head coach of morocco. i said look at the sky. [laughter] back to soccer. my problem with the soccer is not how it happens but if only there was a drug for it. >> what is wrong, tom? >> i watched soccer for 90 minutes and nothing has happened. i'm so bored i am numb. >> soccer is not about scoring but it's called a beetle game

going to defeat us in a nuclear war. we said will not have a summit under those circumstances. kim jong-un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it which is exactly the position you want to put him in. greg: does anyone have duct tape? [laughter] seriously. no worries, he is not present we've got the art of the deal the presidents. this is the deal he's been waiting for his life and it should have been handled years ago. >> it should have been handled years ago but it's been handled now and i will take care of it. greg: he will take care of it. he's getting in the zone. let's see what happens. >> we will see what we will see. we will see what happens but we will see what happens. we will see what happens. greg: we welded trump told reporters at the talks could go for three days which means two things, one, trump is willing to stay as long as things are going well and two, stephanopoulos is realizing and packing up undies. [laughter] excited that i am going and i even bought a special outfit. [laughter] not bad, dean. >> fantastic. greg: you are my inspiration. what is wrong with me? j

his historic summit with north korea's kim jong-un. welcome to justice. i'm jeanine pirro. thank you for making "justice" number one again last week. the summit that could change the course of history is just days away. tonight we are talking about it with white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley, darrell is a and mike huck we. huck -- mike huckabee. as our president is getting close to doing something in north korea that no other president has been able to do. there are many in theainstream media who are rooting for him to fail. hate is their daily fare. they hate him so much, they want him to fail. peace be damned. if he doesn't get credit for being one of the smartest, most of clever and successful negotiator presidents of all time, then we'll know for sure what it's about and who they are. they are not just haters, and this is about more than just politics. they are rooting for america's failure, and that is you be american. take a look at how they reacted a few weeks ago when the president sent a letter to the north korean leader canceling the summit. he blind sides his a

. >> summit between president trump and kim jong un will happen. >> it's about getting america back on track. and in the last year and a half, he has been crushing it. >> reached yet one more historic milestone 3.8% unemployment. another all-time record low african-american unemployment. very honored by that. >> trump? >> queen. that would be interesting. new yorkers know how to talk to new yorker. >> both tbs and samantha bee have apologized. facing a major backlash. >> i don't know what's happened to these people on the left. these people are just, i think they have just gone crazy. they are making fools of themselves. >> i am thrilled to be here with the brave men and women of the united states coast guard. these are exciting times for america. we are being respected. it's about time. [applause] ♪ summertime feeling ♪ i'm feeling, i'm feeling it. >> not officially summer but pretty darn close. abby: june 22nd is june. pete: we're happy because ed henry. abby: i feel like the competition is already getting heated just signatures here next to you. pete: we haven't talked about it

planned summit with kim jong un of north korea. t-minus five days and counting. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump with the japan prime minister in a working lunch. this is ahead of the g7 summit tomorrow and ahead of the sit-down with north korean dictator. the visit comes amid reports that japan is increasingly concerned that the united states will overlook their interests when making a deal with north korea. and including allowing the north to retain missiles which could strike japan or north korea. the future of america's military presence in the region is another big concern. a question according to japan. a short time ago the president insisted he will take a hard line toward north korea government. as he says he is ready to go for the summit. >> president trump: i've become very well prepared. i don't have to prepare much. it's about attitude and willingness to get things done. i've been preparing for the summit for a long time. as has the other side. i think they have been preparing for a long time also. this isn't a question of preparation.

jong-un, north and south korean officials are meeting to discuss reunions for families separated by the korean war. greg palkot is live in london with that story. greg. >> the two sides coming together on this very emotional issue. delegations from north and south korea, including committees from the red cross meeting at the border announcing that some 200 family members, 100 from each side separated by the korean war would be reuniting in august. this is the first such gathering in just about three years. it is the result of the recent interkorean summit. 50,000 people remain alive and have been separated by the war and the division of the countries. other humanitarian issues taken up including the status of north korean defectors in the south and south koreans still detained in the north. all this comes after word that the remains of some 200 u.s. service members lost also in the korean war could be handed over by north korea in the coming days, heather. >> heather: we were talking about when it will happen. there is more diplomacy involving south korean president moon. >> absolut

groundbreaking discussion he had with kim jong un and what exactly is in that quote very important and comprehensive document that the two world leaders just signed. from singapore, let's get to our reporters in just a moment. i am just reading this, some of the details slowly trickling in on the document they signed, talks about an upcoming meeting that will happen soon between secretary of state mike otto warmbier with one of the leaders of north korea. they will continue the negotiation that has gone on will be though this meeting. and ready to sign. as we have been telling you and reporting to you these meetings have taken place all along, three different separate locations last week. i believe we are going to go to lauren blanchard who is live in singapore with the latest. it was remarkable to watch all of this unfolds, glued to the tv. >> these two leaders spent 5 hours today, donald trump saying he and kim jong un had a special bond and the meetings went better than anyone could have predicted. the pres. teasing a document both leaders signed calling it comprehensive. gettin

others. president trump said it kim jong un is always just a phone call away. the president talking more about his summit with the north korean leader. >> i have a good relationship with kim jong un. that's a very important thing. i can now say, we have a problem. i told him. i gave him a very direct number. he can now call me if he has difficulty. or i can call him. we have communication. >> back home after the singapore summit, president trump is taking a victory lap, highlighting the negotiation and, people are shocked that trump was going to get in and start throwing bombs all over the place. >> now convinced he is defying his critics expectations, and, he said the biggest problem that the united states has come and by far the most dominant most dangerous problem, and at what he said to me that we ever had, is north korea. >> own secretary of defense echoes that sentiment just a few hours ago. >> the past does not have to define the future. but while a possible new avenue, we remain vigilant in pursuit of weapons. >> president trump is also taken the opportunity to deflect blame

president trump and kim jong-un. she wrote that the department of justice and fbi are attempting to slow roll the inspector general's respect. some are concerned that the doj is planning to bury this report on friday leading into next week's summit. you the public have a right to see this information. this has ten 1 months! they can't bury this. they cannot alter this. they can't redact this. it seems to be slow walked. and trying everything they can do to take out the important findings here. our questions deser t b answered. where is the report on the clinton and loretta lynch? the report on james comey writing exxoneration on hillary clinton in may before he interviewed her and 17 other key witnesses? where is the report on why lked the other way as hillary clinton destroyed evident deleting 33,000 emails and acid washed her hard drive. we reached out to the doj. they declined to comment. the fix was in for hillary clinton and how hillary clinton committed felonies, we have new information surrounding former navy sailor christian. remember him? he was not given any special hillary cli

circumstances that led to otto's death and in the same breath you're standing on kim jong un's records. can you explain why? >> because i don't want to see a nuclear weapon destroy your family. i don't want to see a nuclear weapon destroy you and your family. i want to have a good relationship with north korea and i want to have a good relationship with many other countries. what i've done, if you remember, if you're fair, which most of you aren't, but if you are fair, but when i came in, people thought we were probably going to war with north korea. >> is the threat over? >> if we did, millions of people would have been killed. i don't mean like, you know, people saying 100 -- seoul has 28 million people 30 miles off the border. you would have had 30, 40, 50 million people killed. that's what would have happened. i came in, that's what i inherited. i should have never inherited it. it should have been solved before i got there. i came in and did a great job this weekend. the fake news said oh, he should have gave up. you know what, i met, we had great chemistry. he gave us a lot. you

. >> four days remain until the face-to-face meeting with donald trump and kim jong un, the commander-in-chief brushing off criticism saying he is prepared ahead of historic talks meeting with the prime minister of japan. >> i'm very well prepared. i don't have to prepare very much. it is about attitude, willingness to get things done. >> the latest fox poll showing 66% of americans think donald trump should meet with rogue regime's leader, 24% say he should not. if all goes well he is open to hosting him on us soil. >> if it goes well, it will be well received. he would look at it very favorably. i think that could happen. >> the leader is coming to terms on denuclearization. >> has there been progress? >> yes. >> before meeting with kim the pres. heads to the g-7 summit in canada where tensions are expected to be high, the first face-to-face with world leaders after hitting the eu, canada and mexico with massive steel and aluminum tariffs. donald trump will 5 to g-7, he was expected to leave early and will depart for singapore tomorrow morning. >> a couple days ahead. >> the trump admi

the high-stakes summit between president trump and kim jong un now just one week away. abby: but the anticipated talks are being met with a list of demands now from the democrats. brian: where were those demands when the iranian deal was up for grabs. griff jenkins is live from washington with the latest. griff, you are always smiling. >> it's always good to join you. good morning, guys. i will tell you who is not smiling the democrats. feeling a left out. june 12th. monday evening 9:00 p.m. even in the u.s. the historic summit begin according to white house press secretary saunders who deys after receiving a letter. sanders wouldn't go into calling it interesting progress had been made. notes sanctions remain in place. our policy hasn't changed. very powerful. we would not take those sanctions off unless north korea denuclearize. >> chuck schumer issuing a list of demands in a letter to the president. detailing what would be acceptable to democrats. north korea must agree, to among other things, dismantle all nuclear, chemical and biological programs. suspend missile tests commit to

korean dictator kim jong un. and in moments we will preview the president's upcoming push for peace. imagine that. in the korean peninsula. denuclearization would be amazing. plus we are going to show you how did we get to this point despite democrats, mainstream media doubting and doubting. sadly, even say trump is going to cause a nuclear war. against the president every step of the way. predictably. hours ago, ahead of the historic meetings in singapore, the president landed in quebec for the annual g7 summit. we bring you the latest from canada and highlight new outrageous example from the main stream media trump derangement syndrome and more revelation surrounding the media's attacks against yours truly, they are so dumb. we have an important story surrounding freedom of the press. it's time for tonight's breaking news opening monologue. we are excited. it is official. we are hitting the road. next week we will be on the ground in singapore. of course to cover the latest from president trump's historic and consequential talks with the dictator kim jong un. tonight we are days a

kim jong un. now the president is floating a potential white house visit for the north korean leader if that summit goes well. warning of harsher sanctions if talks fall apart. talk about a carrot stick. what can we expect? i'll talk to a lawmaker on the hill next. >> president trump is hopeful. but he is also going in the summit with his eyes wide open. we have seen how many inadequate agreements were struck in the past. you can be sure that president trump will not stand for a bad deal. melatonin is the body's own sleep ingredient. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh - your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. and you look amazingly you lcomfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. downy and it's done. >> harris: fox news alert. president trump is gearing up for next week's summit with kim jong un and he now he says he may invite the north korean leader

will be landing in singapore for his historic face-to-face with kim jong-un. i think he said he wasn't going the pry pair for the up it. >> i think i am very well prepared it's about attitude and willing to get things done. but i think i have been preparing for the summit for a long time. jesse: he got hit by this for people over at cnn. it's simple what we want. they have to denuclearize and we lift the sanctions. >> he also told one of those cnn reporters that she was unprepared. anyhow, when the president says i don't need to prepare, he means much more. it's through his leadership and stewardship that secretary pompeo has been over to north korea two times. and preparing for this summit. the president has been involved and talks about north korea since he got here. when he was running for president and it was president obama who told president trump north korea will be your biggest problem. it's not like he just decided yesterday to read up on north korea. he said it's not going to be one meeting it will be 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. you don't undo 70 years of war and the denuclearization of t

historic summit president trump and kim jong un. be a world war ii prisoner of war finally gets his diploma. graduating from his new jersey alma matta 70 years after dropping out to join the army. the audience giving the hometown hero a standing ovation as he accepted that award. during his servi the decorate you had soldier earned several honors including three bronze stars. we are seeing more and more of these veterans getting their high school diplomas. ed: under reported part of that north korean deal which is bringing the remains home of some of our heroes that means so much to those families. i keep getting tweets about it. huge part. >> tom arnold delivering an interesting, i guess you could say but also very confusing bizarre interview. claiming, claiming he is teaming up with michael co-ton get the president. >> donald trump, ivanka trump, i have spent the weekend hanging out with michael cohen. there is a lot going on. ed: michael cohen is responding and it might be a little bit of fake news. pete: you took the words out of my mouth, ed. new polling reveals report for spec

between president trump a north korean dictator kim jong un. the north is really removing the nation's top three military officials from their posts. an analyst telling writers as could be an attempt by kim jong un to tighten control over his army and a critical time. defense secretary james mattis in the united states will continue taking a hard-line stance on dealing with the rogue regime. >> we will continue to implement all u.n. security council resolutions on north korea. north korea will receive it when only when it demonstrates a verifiable and irreversible steps for denuclearization. they can anticipate at best a bumpy road to negotiation. >> katie: former house speaker newt gingrich echoing those concerns. >> until they actually walk in the room that day, don't assume it will happen. i can imagine that breakfast that morning, the whole thing blowing up. >> katie: meanwhile, national economic director touting president trump's progress on the issue. because a key point is that we are sitting down. and the second key point is that the president has been bolder on this in korea a

words that the president has had for kim jong-un recently. most of this presidency, president trump has been tough on kim jong-un. in fact the same media now criticizing him for what i think is a joke, said he was on the brink of leading america to the brink of war. what you saw for a full year of his presidency was very tough rhett tick on north korea. now that he's met with him, he's trying to get to a deal. he's playing good cop in this administration and letting secretary pompeo and ambassador bolton, they've had tough words for north korea. until they see a good act on north korea to denuclearize. my assessment is what you're seeing in the administration, the president is playing good cop trying to get a deal done and letting his deputies take on the tougher role. >> morgan, that is very unstable and it is a different style of behavior when it comes to foreign policy. and even the u.n. ambassador nikki haley spoke to the unstable ps and unpredictability when it comes to this man in north korea. i think that sets a dangerous precedent for future leaders. this is bigger than mr.

there that kim jong-un likes like basketball and he basically character studied him and he's a guy who loved american pop culture and figured out all the things that he liked and said let me put this in here to convince him to be a better man. the only issue i have is the fear that in any way it was elevating him. this is a guy who is a mass murderer. he has prison camps in north korea and gross violations of human rights so you don't want him elevated or to be on par with american president but with that being said i think that it was very, i don't know, maybe trump could get himself in advertising if president doesn't work out. greg: which rob is doing is looking at the sky as a hostage taker in order to get the hostage taker to release the hostages you use everything you have persuasively to get him to put down the gun and i think what we're seeing is a long process of getting this guy to put down the gun. what you think, cat? kat: i watch this video without even looking at my phone one time. that hasn't happened since 2008 i think it was an interesting video with a bizarre vide

to hold a summit in singapore with the north korean leader kim jong un. what can we expect to happen once that starts? fox chief news correspondent ed henry is in singapore right now covering. this he joins us tonight. hey, ed. >> tucker good to see you. there is movement we are seeing at the hotel across town from where i am in singapore at kim jong un's hotel. he is staying at the saint regis. there are some military folks who are starting to move as if they are getting his motorcade ready president trump's motorcade. not in formation just yet, but we are less than one hour away from these two leaders meeting. the stakes could not be higher. it was mere months ago that, in fact, president trump was warning of fire and fury, th mightsh to respond to the that u.s. intelligence officials had ascertained that north korea was closing in on miniaturizing nuclear warheads that could be attached to missiles that could reach the continental united states. nothing bigger than that. tonight thoug here in singapore, optimism in the air that a deal might be reached. the president saying

front and center at the world stage g-7 summit. griff: this has he prepares for one-on-one with kim jong un. abby: our own kevin corke is live in quebec city with all of the details u kevin, what can you tell us so far? >> good morning, guys. what a difference a few hours makes, right? the president comes here described by the "new york times" as a bit of a black sheep among the family members here at the g-7. well, the all smiles and even jokes yesterday as he had his first sitdown with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> justin has agreed to cut all tariffs and all trade barriers. [laughter] between canada and the united states. so i'm very happy. >> nafta is in good shape. >> we are actually working on it we are actually working on it our relationship is very good. we are actually working on cutting tariffs and making it all very fair for both countries. >> making it fair for both countries. that's been the argument. can we get reciprocity g-7 members. all smiles and hugs at the family photo yesterday. the president didn't just take part in the photo op.s he had working sessions to get

for shepard smith. breaking news. the summit between president trump and kim jong-un will happen on june 12 in singapore. that is the word from the president. watch. >> you people are going to have to travel because you'll be in singapore june 12. and i think it will be a process. i never said it goes in one meeting. i think it will be a process. the relationships are building and it's a very positive. >> very positive thing. comes after president trump met face to face with kim jong-un's right-hand man, kim young chul hand delivering a letter from the north korean dictator. the president said it was a nice letter, an interesting letter but he wouldn't say what was in it. he said it led to a two-hour conversation with the north koreans. the president said he thinks kim jong-un is committed to getting rid of his nukes. let's get to the chief white house correspondent, john roberts. he's live on the north lawn. john, you were in the pool. he said it's confusing. he said the letter was interesting but he said he didn't open the letter. did he? >> he said he did not open the letter, whi

reunification. they stopped reporting anti-u.s. goodwill. this comes after the summit with kim jong un. this isn't very neighborly. leftists heck link pam bondy at a documentary on children's tv host, mr. rogers. >> what would mr. rogers think about you, taking away health insurance? shame on you! >> wow. the protesters upset over florida's decision to join a lawsuit against the affordable care act and bondy's stance on immigration. she had to be escorted from the tampa theater by police. unbelievable. those are your headlines. throwing it out now to rick. it's a beautiful day out. and it's officially summer. we can now celebrate. >> it's true. it feels like spring or fall, a little chilly. everybody across the eastern part of the country getting showers today, unfortunately. here's your temps, warming up a little bit from where we were yesterday across the northern tier where we had a really chilly, raw day out there. we're also going to be watching some scattered showers and storms especially anywhere east of the rocky as the day -- rockies as the day heats up. we'll have summer storm that

unfavorably than kim jong un. 88% to 81%. the north korean dictator is more popular the nancy pelosi among republicans. 19% to 17%. greg, chew on that. >> greg: i don't like it when people compare trump to hitler. pelosi, she's unpopular. maybe she's out of touch, but she is no dictator. i am not a big fan of these. but she is the master queen of a majestic dystopia. she lives in this cloud castle in california way above the overpass shanties that reek riddled with disease. you have hollywood doing "the handmaid's tale" in these dystopian jewels. why don't they do something on this because this is real. in california she oversees a horror world of hell. i came back from san francisco. it's not a pretty sight. it's getting worse. >> dana: they have a new mayor. >> greg: i am from there. it is so depressing. >> donna: people vilify nancy pelosi because they don't like the fact that she's a strong leader, effective leader. she is tough. you want to get in the ring with somebody? get in the ring with nancy. i will bring you the band-aids. she's effective. >> greg: i might enjoy it. >> donna: i

news alert on the new reaction to president trump's summit with kim jong un. the president is back in washington, d.c. celebrating his historic meeting. saying everyone can now feel safer that the day he took office and that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. and now we are getting brand new details from the secretary of state mike pompeo, who is in south korea. so this is coming together. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner here today, host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. host of "kennedy" on fox business, wendy. joining us for the first time in the center seat is david tafuri. the foreign policy adviser for the obama campaign and state department official under president bush. doing the bipartisan dance. he is "outnumbered." you and i have gone back and forth on "overtime." you said it might hurt today. i hope you didn't mean that. avid: i'm honored to be on but it is a little intimidating. i asked the producer if i could have a white flag to raise up and surrender. >> melissa: take your sh

official delivering a letter to president trump from kim jong-un. they were meeting with mike pompeo in order to get a trump/kim summit back on track. pompeo is optimistic but there is still work to be done. >> he either surprised or frightened or deterred by moments where it looks like there are challenges and difficulties, things that can't be bridged. our mission is to bridge them so we can achieve this historic outcome. >> let's go to john roberts. >> good morning. there is a chance we may hear more from the president about north korea at the coast guard change of command. clearly coast guard is homeland security, north korea fits into homeland and national security as well. he has the big meeting, the whole thing begins at 1:00 this afternoon. the president will be meeting with mike pompeo, the secretary of state first, and then the way it will probably happen after that is that pompeo will bring in kim yong chol, the man he has been meeting with the last couple days. kim yong chol will hand the letter from kim jong-un and we'll see where it goes from there. this meeting likely wil

broken. we can see denuclearization occur. if you're a 34-year-old leader like kim jong-un, do you really want to have a hermit kingdom as your pride and joy for 40 years? >> bill: my sense of it is none of this is perfect. if you were looking for the perfect, you'd probably not get there in the end. do you agree with that? >> look, i think there's a lot of things that are going to be unconventional as we've seen in the past. a year ago people were complaining the president was being too harsh and then nice and didn't meet long enough or met too long. it's absurd. we have an interest in denuclearization. we're going to continue exercises. there's semantic games and opportunities people are choosing. there are minor exercises or exchanges and readiness exchanges and training. that will continue and major exercises i don't necessary agree to suspend but as long as progress is being made is what the president has said and we have to keep in mind the goal, allies on firm footing, south korea and japan and achieve something that hasn't been achieved ever and that's peace. >> bill: remarkable w

chinese, you know, his suspicion is that they meddled with the north korean summit and that after kim jong un's second visit to beijing which was secret, that he changed his rhetoric and threatened nuclear war with the united states which caused that brief cancellation. but after his successful summit, i think that he came back here to the united states, he saw that now that he has a direct line, a direct phone number for kim jong un and he has that personal relationship, he can also afford to implement the trade agenda which he promised from day one on his campaign. jon: white house correspondent for the daily caller, thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: well, president trump again lashing out at james comey following the inspector general's report on the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail investigation. the president calling it a total disaster for the fbi director he fired and other agency officials. finish molly henneberg is in washington right now. molly, some republicans want to know why fbi agent peter strzok still has a job at the bureau. >> reporter: that's right, jon. republicans want

kim jong-un brings change that is long-lasting. for full coverage of the trump/kim summit please stay tuned to this station and fox news channel. that's it for today. have a great week and we will see you back in washington next "fox news sunday". >> mr. president? mr. president? mr. president? mr. president, it's my husband, robert baxley. he was a deserter, and they sentenced him to die. >> why was she so sad, pa? >> well, she's afraid for her family. >> are you afraid? are you afraid? >> four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation. >> like the founding fathers before us, we assert a right, which the declaration of independence had defined to be inalienable, the right to separate from a tyrannical government and preserve our constitutional rights. >> for there is no reason in the world why the negro is not entitled to all the natural rights in the declaration of independence, the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. >> the negro is not equal to the white man. slavery is his natural and normal condition. >> he is my e

. the historic meeting between president trump and kim jong-un is on again but defense secretary mattis is warning of a bumpy road ahead as negotiations for the summit continue. mattis speaking in singapore where the meeting is scheduled to be held june 12th, promising to keep pressure on the north. >> we will continue to implement all u.n. security council resolutions on north korea. north korea will receive relief only when it demonstrates verifiable and irreversible steps to denuclearization. >> molly henneberg is joining us from washington with more on this. molly? >> hi, rick. defense secretary mattis has been in singapore this weekend sitting down with his south korean and japanese counterparts to do some strategic planning for the june 12th summit. he urged them to quote remain vigilant and keep the international pressure on the north korean regime. secretary mattis predicted that there may be some complications between now and june 12th. >> we can anticipate at best a bumpy road to the negotiations, as defense ministers, we must maintain a strong collaborative defensive s

with kim jong-un and president trump, do you agree they are burying it during one of the most historic summits in history? >> well, there is no question that's their intent. otherwise this would have been release aid long time ago. the reason it's delayed is to allow the leaks when you saw today, the partial leak of the description of the comey insubordination. he was more than that. he subverted the department of justice. loretta lynch was compromised. there sat sally yates who could have described what happened and decided this case on behalf of the attorney general. what is happening now is they are delaying to prevent timely disclosure. >> sean: you are convinced they will try to bury this? >> absolutely. >> sean: who would make that decision? >> it's rob rosenstein. the report even though it's going to congress is controlled by the attorney general. and the inspector general. they have the right to make changes for national security or other reasons. >> sean: 2 weeks worth of redactions. >> this is ridiculous. >> sean: and remember the fbi director assigned additional people to re

china. i have a good relationship with kim jong-un. that's a very important thing. i got elected to make america great again. very simple. that's what we're doing. >> ahead, the president's words and the responses. also the white house now saying the president misspoke on a key issue this morning. ahead what he meant to say and sorting out the confusion it caused. plus, after president trump slapped new import taxes on china, china threatens retaliation but wall street is starting to shrug the worries off. that and the day's news coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. a federal judge ordering president trump's former campaign chairman to jail while he awaits trial. she accused him of abusing the court's trust and revoked his bail. the decision comes after manafort was accused of trying to get witnesses to lie about the work they did on behalf of ukraine. obstructing justice or, in other words, witness tampering. prosecutors say it went down as manafort was under house arrest for tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering. manafort has

demanding complete verifiable dismantlealing of the program would be huge for kim jong-un and what makes me skeptical is the secret meeting between the chinese and while there's no love lost between them their goal is to overturn u.s. dominance in the endo-pacific region and i remain skeptical but i hope they prove me wrong and i give the administration enormous credit for opening up this opportunity. >> bill: i've said repeatedly it seems like chairman kim wants to modernize his country and lord knows they need it. mike gallagher, thank you for coming back here. >> sandra: friends gathering at national arlington cemetery marking 50 years since the assassination of robert f. kennedy and we'll take you there once it gets underway. and the unexpected death of a beloved fashion designer sending shock waves across the country. >> it's sad. it's the same thing as when robin williams died people making a career of make people smile -- it's sad. >> sandra: fans mourning the loss of an iconic designer, kate spade, found dead due to suicide. what do we know? >> reporter: the 55-year-old fas

trump and kim jong-un are set to sit down. tonight we'll talk about the historic summit and the one he's just left with our guests here live in new york. but, first, let's go first to ed henry who is live in ing sore right now. -- singapore right now. ed, anything happening over there in singapore? >> reporter: well, steve, a lot happening here. 24 hours from now president trump will be going behind closed doors for the first time and the first time for any u.s. president to do that. obviously very significant. the key is going to be moving forward, though. what actually happens in that meeting and what comes from this summit. will there be -- we've heard promises of denuclearization from kim jong-un. that's what he told the secretary of state mike pompeo in two previous face-to-face meetings. is that going to be verifiable? is that going to actually happen? is all of this going to play out. the way we understand it is we will start 24 hours from now behind closed doors. just the two leaders. no staff. just interpreters. so president trump has been talking a lot lately, steve, about

kicks off the morning. "fox & friends" begins now. >> kim jong un's right-hand man is expected to visit the white house today and hand deliver a letter to president trump. >> the meetings have been very positive. we will see what happens. it's a process. hopefully we have a meeting on the 1st. >> new report just came out, federal prosecutors have now interviewed james comey as they now weigh whether or not to charge his former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe with a crime for his obsessive lying. >> president trump dinesh dues. >> if he thinks there is injustice he will exercise his power. >> transcends politics and party and everything else. this is about loathing and hate. >> koinonia, 14-year-old crowned the scripts national spelling bee champion. ♪ ♪ you know, you know i love you baby. brian: kind of exciting. beginning of the summer for us. all-american summer concert series brought to us by keurig. guess who is back is it the first time now? ainsley: that's awesome. thompson square. they are loyal to "fox & friends" and to our viewers. great group. pete: drizzling durin

push to get a deal done with north korea. new video kaomg into the newsroom of kim jong-un meeting with the chinese president xi at this hour. as the pentagon finalizes a big decision on the korean peninsula. >> bill: the acting ice director is tom homan and is our guest live next. >> as far as the separation of families are concerned, you have to put the blame on the parents. they are choosing to enter between the ports of entry. they know they will be separated. they want to blame the government when we were forced to do that. let's put the blame where it lies. ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from t

concrete steps toward denuclearization and kim jong-un wraps up a two-day trip where he met with chinese president xi. >> bill: a bill that could change law enforcement in the state of california. what is happening there? why police are pushing back. we'll explain. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ ♪ i love you baby applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> sandra: fox news alert. north korean leader kim jong-un is in beijing meeting with president xi for a third time. it comes after the summit in singapore with president trump. south korean officials announcing sanctions against north korea will remain in effec

. much of the president's focus recently, however, has been on the summit with kim jong un in singapore. he is headed to that country tomorrow: the president saying is he ready for the summit and attitude will a lot. >> i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude. it's about willingness to get things done. but i think i have been preparing for this summit for a long time. as has the other side. i think they have been preparing for a long time, also. so, this isn't a question of preparation. it's a question of whether or not people want it to happen and we'll know that very quickly. >> dana: dr. is a visiting professor at georgetown university and former special advisor at the u.s. state department. we're glad to have you here today. what are your thoughts heading into this? because the summit was on and then it was off. and now it is very much on unless something happens in the next 24 hours. your thoughts? >> well, this is perhaps one of the most unusual summits i think the world has ever seen between perhaps two of the most unusual leaders the world has ever seen. s