rebuke president trump for letting kim jong-un off the hook. the president said he has been misinterpreted. the canadian leader whose son believes he is the anti-trump is in a growing scandal. should transgenders athletes in high school be allowed? this is "special report." >> shannon: i am shannon bream in for bret baier. president trump's comments that he doesn't believe north korea's kim jong-un was aware of the mistreatment that led to the death of an american college student is getting major push back from the man's presents. they said kim is responsible. the president tried to explain himself. mike emanuel is at the white house as the president gets back to business after a disappointing summit in vietnam. >> president trump is on the defense about the comments about the death of otto warmbier. he is blaming north korea but not calling out their leader. on twitter president trump tried to clarify. of course i hold north korea responsible. in vietnam the president did not blame kim jong-un. >> i believe something very bad happened to him. i don't think the top leadershi

withrun. -- certaindown with kim jong-un. president trump: we decided we wanted to walk. >> this was an embarrassing defeat for the president of the united states on the world stage. >> i think he did the right thing in walking away with no deal. my guess is donald trump invested way too much in terms of his personal relationship with kim. >> i think it's a positive step and not a setback. howie: does he deserve credit for rejecting a bad deal. nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez warn moderate democrats after a gun control vote, they could face consequences. plus an exposee on facebook censors, they say they are so traumatized they are smoking dope, having sex in stairwells or embracing conspiracy theories. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." [♪] cbs, nbc and abc in a rare move joined the cable news networks in airing the house testimony of the man who was donald trump's fixer for more than a decade. he'll be serving a 3-year prison term for lying. this time he says he's telling the truth. >> i'm ashamed i chose to take part in concealing president trump's illicit acts

parents of otto warmbier saying kim jong-un did cause their son's death. >> what happened is horrible. i really believe something very bad happened to him and i don't think that the top leadership knew about it and when they had to send him home. >> trace: the white house trying to clarify what the white house said. kellyanne conway says the president does blame north korea for the college student's death. otto warmbier was arrested in pyongyang. he was sentenced for 15 years of hard labor after being accused of stealing a poster. doctors said he had severe brain damage. otto warmbier died less than a week later. mike emanuel reporting live at the white house. mike? >> trace, good afternoon. this hit a nerve with otto warmbier's parent who quickly put the blame on the north korean regime. kellyanne conway offered this explanation of the president's thinking earlier today. >> the president is talking about chairman kim didn't know what happened to otto at the time of when it happened. of course he holds north korea responsible. he has deep affection and shares the grief of the warmbier

collapse of his summit with kim jong un is just part of it. on capitol hill michael cohen called his former boss a criminal. "the new york times" reports the president ordered a top secret security clearance for son-in-law jared kushner over his staff's objections. and there's outrage over the president saying he believes the north korean leader's claim he didn't know about the savage treatment of otto warmbier. in a moment, we'll speak with national security adviser john bolton who was in the final session in vietnam between the president and kim. but first, here's chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel on mr. trump's rocky ride. >> basically, they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety, and we couldn't do that. >> reporter: president trump walked away from negotiations with kim jong up in vietnam, cutting their second summit short. in the end, each side gave conflicting accounts of its terms for denuclearization in north korea. >> they were willing to denuke a large portion of the areas that we wanted, but we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that. >> transl

with chairman kim jong un. very productive. we get along. we've developed a good relationship, very good. and made great historic progress. and i do get a kick out of all these people in previous administrations, donald trump should not under any circumstances be doing this or that, they tell me how to negotiate. these guys died. one administration gave billions of dollars to him and got nothing. and we haven't given him anything yet. i look forward to maybe doing something at some point. but i know one thing. i'm going to get other countries to give. maybe not -- i'm going to get other countries to give, if it all works out. if it all works out. but i had to walk. because every once in a while you have to walk. because the deal wasn't a deal that was acceptable to me. i don't like these deals that politicians make. they make a deal just for the sake of doing it. i don't want to do that. i want to make a deal that either works or let's not make it. but the one thing we have done- [ cheering and applause ] >> is we have no testing, no missiles going up, no rockets going up, no nuclea

jim comey. -- kim jong-un. he landed outside of washington. the talks collapsed. the united states pulled out last night. harry said a peace deal should be reached at the summit. he joins us now. you had high hopes for this? your assessment now? >> i still have high hopes. the bottom line is we are not at war with north korea. that's the most important thing. some people will say that's low expectations. let me tell you a quick story. in 2017 a looked at what would happen in there was a nuclear war with north korea in 2020. you know what happened? 8 million people died. the computer broke. the thing is we need to understand the most important thing with north korea we need to have is peace. let's face it, a lot of countries have nuclear weapons. kim jong-un knows if he uses nuclear weapons he is dead. we need a more realistic expectation about what is going on with north korea. our threat perceptions are out of whack. we need to be more realistic. >> tucker: we pressured gaddafi to get rid of his stock piles. he did that. once he did that hillary clinton and the obama administratio

second historic summer between president trump and kim jong-un is over. coming up tonight my exclusive interview with the president. we will take you inside this week's historic meetingings. we will cover also a wide range of topics. the fight for the border wall and michael cohen's testimony and the mueller report that is predicted to be out week. what is the democrats's cham of a hearing and the green new deal and more. that interview in minutes. without a doubt one of president trump's greatest strengths in my opinion is he is a good negotiator. he is willing to walk away from a bad deal. a key principle in his best selling book "the art of the deal." if the media cared to understand who he was they would read it. in north korea the president's mission is clear: full and complete denuclearization. the president vowed to walk away from anything else. he said it over and over again. even over and over this week. yesterday, he made good on that promise. take a look. >> we spent all day with kim jong-un who is -- he is quite a guy and quite a character. i think our relationship is very

rashida tlaib -- kim jong un's demand. the rogue regime tells us its own version of the summit. welcome. >> reporter: good morning. as the president was heading home north korea's delegation stayed put and told its own story of what happened. the president blamed the breakdown on sanctions. chairman kim wanted the us to lift all sanctions without eliminating his nuclear arsenal, something the us couldn't do. listen to the president explain in this exclusive interview with sean hannity. >> they would like to the nukes certain areas. i want everything. sanctions are there and we won't give up the sanctions unless we have a real program. they are not ready for that. i didn't feel it was right. >> reporter: north korea speaking out with a slightly different take. north korea's foreign minister saying the country did not ask for the removal of all sanctions, just 5 out of total 11 and they were ready to table the main nuclear complex. and mostly bipartisan support, nancy pelosi said she was happy he walked away from the talks. >> it is good the president did not give him what he was proposin

peaceful and more stable since trump's engagement. and, kim jong un has stopped testing warheads and is no longer making random threats to his neighbors. even as the president embarked on his second north korean summit, traveling halfway across the glove, his motives were impugned. >> are you worried because of what is happening here he may detract or make a bad decision with kim jong un because he isg trying to distract from cohen's testimony? >> it is inconceivable to me that this is not going to be ang huge distraction for him. >> the need to come up with something spectacular out of this meeting in order to overshadow what we will hear on capitol hill today. >> is he attempted to give too much or claim too much in order to obscure what is going on here in congress? >> laura: remember, those are the experts. clearly, again, none of that happened. the president walked away from the deal with kim because he was unwilling to back off sanctions in exchange for only kind of partial denuclearization. in other words, it would have been a bad deal for you and me, for the whole region.

away from kim jong un's demand. jillian: the rogue regime tells its own version of the summit. >> reporter: as the president was heading home the north korean delegation staying put in telling its own story about what happened. the president blamed the breakdown on sanctions. he said chairman kim wanted the us to lift all sanctions without illuminating his nuclear arsenal, something the us could not do. listen to the president explain this in this exclusive interview with sean hannity. >> they wanted to denuclearize certain areas and i wanted everything. the sanctions are there, i wouldn't give up the sanctions unless we had a real program and they are not ready for that. a lot of people would have said that was a great story but i didn't feel it was right. jillian: listen to this. north korea speaking out with a different take, the foreign minister saying the country did not ask for the removal of all sanctions, just five out of the total 11 and in exchange they were ready to disable there may nuclear complex. the president coming home to mostly bipartisan support, nancy pelo

. guess who he is, and apparently kim jong-un thinks the third time will be the charm, yeah, he wants another summit with president trump. i want you to meet the former assistant secretary of state who says not unless kim does some big things now before any big meeting ever, and then michael cohen democratic rock star never mind donald trump's former personal lawyer is going to prison for lying to congress and now he's all the rage in congress, more hearing, more investigations, lots more questions. republicans call it squeezing the lemon before this particular legal lemon is off to jail, but who is really getting squeezed? we report, you just might want to hide all that and bernie sanders in new york, to compare kim hoods with the president of the united states, and money mae stro on the good financial karma of round this president of the united states, sure the dow 's nine-week streak of gains has stopped but when it comes to making money that doesn't mean you have to. it is simpler than you think, as long as you think simply. he'll explain because the karma is here on the show that

north korean leader kim jong un without an agreement or leaving early, he walked away because he was unwilling to give into north korea's demand the us with all sanctions without the ironclad promise from kim to illuminate his nuclear arsenal. hear from the president in an exclusive interview about that moment when he walked away. kristin fisher is in hanoi with details of what really happened. >> good evening. donald trump is at the white house but rashida tlaib -- kim jong un is in hanoi, the north koreans talked about the event at a press conference in the middle of the night. at midnight local time in vietnam the foreign minister confirmed talks broke down over sanctions but that's where the similarities with donald trump's account stops. >> what we pre-post was not removal of all sanctions. >> they wanted sanctions lifted in their entirety and we couldn't do that. wanted to de-nukes certain areas and i wanted everything and sanctions are there and i didn't want to give up the sanctions unless we had a real program. we are not ready for that and i understand that. >> the press se

vietnam, an amazing place. we had very substantive negotiations with kim jong un. we know what they want, and they know what we must have. relationship very good. let's see what happens!" all this, as the commander-in-chief is getting praise from both sides of the political aisle for walking away, including some kudos from joe biden. watch. >> the president of the right thing. he did the right thing by walking away. a bad deal is worse than no deal. >> harris: ellison barber at the white house with more. allison? >> hi, harris. president tripp said he and kim jong un are working toward something but that signing something in hanoi simply wasn't the right decision. >> it wouldn't have been good for our country, and frankly, he can look at the same way. maybe you can look at it the same way. but we get along really well. he is a different kind of a guy, and i just said, "look, this isn't going to be working." i have a feeling something down the line will happen and it will be good. they want to de-nuke certain areas, and i wanted everything. the sections are there and i didn't want to

college student who died after being imprisoned in north korea blame kim jong un and are challenging donald trump for believing the dictator's denial that he didn't know what was happening to the young american at the time. coming up a report from cpac where michelle malcolm called out republicans including john mccain, thank they've been too soft on illegal immigration. >> i'm looking at you bush family and i'm looking at you, the ghost of john mccain. mccain. .. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. >> shannon: tonight the u.s. military announcing plans to >> the us military announcing plans to scale back exer

great to be back from vietnam, an amazing place. we had very substantive negotiations with kim jong-un. we know what they want and they know what we must have. relationship very good. let's see what happens. talks ended early without a deal. initially both sides offered different accounts of what happened. president trump he understands north korea's desire to keep parts of their nuclear program. >> president trump: they spent a lot of time building it and that doesn't mean the world has to be happy. but i wanted them to denuke and they wouldn't do the full. they wanted to do some and i guess a lot of people would have said that's a great start but i just didn't feel it was right. >> kim told him he is not going to do any nuclear or ballistic missile tests. no rockets, no anything. for now the future of north korea's nuclear program remains a question mark. >> jon: front page report in the "new york times" today on jared kushner. tell us about that. >> that report is raising new questions about mr. kushner's security clearance. according to this report president trump ordered his chief

word to his critics after he wisely walked away from this week's summit with kim jong-un. president trump: i get a kick out of all these people from previous administrations saying donald trump should not under any circumstances doing this or that. these guys died. one administration gave billions of dollars to him and we got nothing. i am going to get other countries to give. fit all works out. but i had to walk. because every once in a while you have to walk. because the deal wasn't a deal that was acceptable to me. i don't like these deals that politicians make. they make a deal just for the sake of doing it. i want to make a deal that really works. oh, let's not make it. judge jeanine: dan bongino just back from vietnam along with the host of "america first" on the salem radio network, dr. sebastian gorka. i want to ask you, kim jong-un, a lot of criticism of the president by the left for not doing the deal. even criticism that neither of them was prepared for this summit. what's your take on what happened? >> well, track what the left said. this is something he shouldn't do. he

john bolton defending president trump's second summit with kim jong un, saying the president was right to not make a deal with north korea because it was not in the best interest of the united states. watch. >> i think the application of the president the president of the united states is to defend and advance american national security interests. i think he did that by rejecting a bad deal, and by trying again to persuade kim jong un to take the big deal that really could make a difference for north korea. as the president said, sometimes you have to walk away. i think he made a very important point to north korea and the other countries around the world about negotiating with him. he is not desperate for a deal. not with north korea, not with anybody. >> harris: but the democratic chair of the house intelligence, adam schiff, called the summit a "spectacular failure," saying the president only succeeded in elevating a ruthless dictator. >> the president dave did give up a great deal by enhancing the prestige of the world stage by giving up those military exercises in the last s

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kim jong-un in vietnam ended without a deal, the u.s. and south korea offer an olive branch to the regime. i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. the u.s. announcing the annual large-scale joint military drills with south korea will be replaced by smaller training exercises. it's an effort to try to ease tensions and support more diplomacy with the north as president trump is defending his decision to walk away from last week's summit with the north korean dictator. president trump: every once in a while you have to walk. because the deal wasn't a deal that was acceptable to me. a lot of what i do with respect to north korea and any success we hopefully have, and we had a lot, given no credit. they don't remember in the last days of the obama administration, rockets were flying all or the place. nuclear testing was going on. eric: ellison barber is following the story. reporter: president trump left hanoi without a signed agreement. north korea is not denuclearizing. but the white house said they do not see the summit as a failure. he expressed optimism that something will happe

said he didn't believe that kim jong un was aware of what happened to him. he said, i take his word for it. then you have pushed back. let's play with the president said about that first of all. >> i don't believe he knew about it. some really bad things happened to him. he tells me he didn't know about it and i will take him at his word. >> what do you think about that? >> i'm very disappointed. i thought the president had had a very solid and very stable summit until that moment. i really liked what nikki haley tweeted, i think she is exactly right to take that position. i believe that the president should reconsider what he said. it is impossible for that event to have occurred without kim jong un knowing about it. it was in the news media everywhere. we were formally protesting at the level of their government. and i think it is -- i can't quite imagine why the president said what he said. he knows it's not true and he knows it can't possibly be true. i think he was trying to be polite but frankly it never helps with the dictator to be pleasant to them when they lie to you. it's muc

president back at the white house after ending the summit north korean leader kim jong un without an agreement and leaving early. the president said he walked away because he was unwilling to give into north korea's demand but the u.s. lift all sanctions without an ironclad promise from kim to eliminate his arsenal. tonight you're from the president himself an exclusive interview about what led to that moment when he walked away. hello welcome to fox dome xp 30, and with new details about what really happened, good morning to you there, kristin. good morning to you, good evening to you shannon, president trump may be back at the white house but kim jong un is still here in the hanoi. the north korean finally decided to give their version of events at a press conference in the middle of the night at midnight local time here in vietnam. the north koreans foreign minister concerned that the talks broke down over sanctions, but that is where the similarities of president trump's account stop. >> is not the removal of all sanctions. basically, they wanted the sanctions lifted in their

press conference on thursday in vietnam. after meeting with kim jong-un, the president said he doesn't believe the north korean dictator knew at the time about the treatment of otto warmbier, the 22-year-old college student was detained in north korea for nearly 18 months. he was released back to the u.s. in june of 2017 but died a handful of days later as doctors said he was unresponsive and suffered from brain damage. warmbier's family released a statement today. >> the white house though is not backing off the president's initial comments. >> he has deep affection and shares the grief for the warmbier family. that will never end as will not the president agrees with the warmbier family that north korea is responsible. what the president is saying, there's no indication that chairman kim knew what happened to otto when it happened. >> that is kellyanne conway here in cpac earlier today. nikki haley among those that have singled out the north korean regime nor otto warmbier's death. >> neil: looks like the democrats are gearing up for more hearings on capitol hill. not on russian coll

appointed message of our strength to kim jong-un's regime. this comes of course just days after that second summit between the president and the north korean leader ended with no deal. welcome to a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. the u.s. and south korea eliminating the drills in an effort to support diplomacy aimed at resolving the nextn nuclear crisis -- north korean nuclear crisis. the president and chairman kim were unable to reach an agreement at the summit in vietnam. but national security advisor john bolton says that isn't a bad thing >> this president said sometimes you have to walk away, and i think he made a very important point to north korea and to other countries around the world about negotiating with him. he's not desperate for a deal, not with north korea, not with anybody, if it is contrary to american national interests. arthel: ellison barber live at the white house with more on this. >> critics are saying that the decision to suspend large scale military exercises amounts to a big win for north korea. the presid

up the summit. his second summit with north korea's kim jong-un. following the summit we exclusively spoke with the president before he departed vietnam. here is part 1 of that interview. great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> sean: summit number 2. when i heard kim jong-un was asked, are you ready to denuclearize? he said i would not be here. you said that might be the best answer you ever heard. >> we are working towards something. we did not sign anything. it didn't quite work out. i was not satisified and perhaps he was not satisified. i decided this was not the right time to sign something. >> sean: we have known each other over two decades. "the art of the deal," one of the key components you say you always have to be able to walk up to the last second? >> yes. whether it's reagan or anybody. you have to be prepared to walk. this would not have been good for our country. and maybe he can look at it the same way. we get along well. it's of he is a different kind of a guy. i said this won't be working. i have a feeling something down the line will happen. it wil

, vietnam, where the second historic summit between president trump and kim jong nam is now officially over. coming up tonight, my exclusive interview with the president.e we are going to take you inside this week's historic meetings, and we will cover also another wide range of topics. the fight for the border wall, michael cohen's testimony, the mueller report that so many reportrt will be out next week. what is the democrats' despicable and politically motivated sham of a hearing. we'll ask about the green new deal and much, much more. that interview in justew minute. without a doubt, one of president trump's greatest drinks it, in my opinion, it is he's a good negotiator. he has a willingness to walk away from a bad deal. by the way, it's a key principle in his best-selling book, "the art of the deal." if only the media care to understand who he was, maybe they would read it. when it comes north korea, the president's mission has always been clear. that is a full, complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the president has always vowed to walk away from anything else. he h

summit even though talks ended early without a deal. he says he and kim jong un had productive meetings and that progress was made. he also seemed to address controversial remarks related to the death of an american student who spent 17 months imprisoned in north korea. in vietnam the president told reporters he took kim kim jong t his word when he said he did not know about the mistreatment of otto warmbier. today president trump said this: >> otto warmbier, whose parents i've gotten to know who are incredible. and i'm in such a horrible position, because in one way i have to negotiate. in the other way, i love mr. and mrs. warmbier, and i love otto. and it's a very, very delicate balance. he was a special young man. >> reporter: the president's initial comment were heavily criticized. the parents of otto warmbier released a statement saying that they hold kim jong un and his, in their words, evil regime responsible for the their son's death. jon? jon: ellison bar bear at the white house, thank you meanwhile, one of president trump's potential 2020 rivals kicked off his presidential ca

they are preparing for a missile test. >> he and kim jong-un had a number of conversations about what might be done to denuclearize north korea. the president has been clear he doesn't want to make the same mistakes as past administrations. reporter: new satellite images suggest kim jong-un is preparing to launch a missile or satellite near pyongyang. president trump said he would be disappointed if kim would use missile testing one week after the bottom fell out of the summit. >> they had a full exchange of views as the saying goes, and it was clear they weren't going to reach agreement. what the president did to walk away from a friendly way from the discussion. he said he's prepared to meet kim jong-un again. no date set or anything like that. reporter: the news comes a couple days after the u.s. discovered kim rebuilt the rocket launch site. another sign the situation is deteriorating rapidly in the wake of failed negotiations. bolton, normally a realist is holding out hope. >> it's possible north korea will rethink it position they came in with and come back to talk to the p

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trump's second summit with kim jong-un ended without an agreement on giving up their nukes. lucas tomlinson live at the pentagon. >> the pentagon made it official. quote, the minister and secretary made clear the alliance decision to adapt our training program reflected our desire to reduce tension and -- the spring war games have been seen as the most provocative. u.s. bombers, fighters jets and thousands of soldiers join south korea for live fire exercises meant to send a powerful message of deterrent to north korea. last month the head of u.s. forces korea told congress north korea was continuing its annual winter drills. >> we have observed no significant changes to size, scope or timing of theron going exercises compared to the same time period over the last four years. these capabilities continue to hold the united states, the republic of korea at risk. >> the president's national security advisor says he has other tools to keep pressure on north korea. >> we're in a stronger position. the maximum pressure campaign of putting tighter economic sanctions on north korea and enf

dictator kim jong un in an abrupt end to their two-day summit in vietnam. the president claimed -- >> basically, they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety, and we couldn't do that. were willing to denuke a large portion of the areas that we wanted, but we couldn't give aup all of the sanctions for that. so we continue to work, and we'll see. but we had to walk away from that particular suggestion. paul: retired four-star general jack keane is a fox news senior strategic analyst. welcome, general. >> glad to be here, paul. paul: so what did we learn, do you think, about north korea and its willingness to denuclearize. >> well, first of all, they used the same pattern that they've always done, and that is give us something, and in return we have to give up sanctions on them with the promise that they would eventually give up their nuclear weapons.st well, this is the first president that didn't take the deal, and he walked away from it. so i think, i think it's not a setback, it's a step forward because we have declared that denuclearization is truly ore objective. there'

his second summit with north korean dictator kim jong un. ellison barber is at the white house with the late. >> reporter: yeah, this was a very long speech, one of the longest i have seen president trump deliver, as eric said. it went well over two hours. at some points president trump stuck to a script, but other times he seemed to just talk. president trump walked out onto the stage and proclaimed that he is putting america first, and that in his words reversing decades of blunders and betrayals. he focused heavily on trade. he poked at the democrats, mocking the green new deal. >> no planes, no energy -- [laughter] when the wind stops blowing, that's the end of your electric. let's hurry it -- [laughter] darling, is the wind blowing today? i'd like to watch television, darling. [cheers and applause] america will never be a socialist country. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: he also slammed the special counsel, at one point cursing as he talked about the russia investigations and the various investigations surrounding all of that. and then he talked about hanoi. president trump

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with north korea, kim jong-un and myself, chairman kim, i think it's a very good one. it remains good. i'd be surprised if he did anything that was not per our understanding. >> these commercial satellite photos from 38 north taken on march 6 show construction to rebuild a launch pad and engine test stand at north korea's satellite launching station are now complete. a rail-mounted transfer was completed and cranes have now be removed from the pad. north korea does not use the site to launch their icbms, however. john bolton said the president was not happy. >> he said yesterday that he was very, very disappointed about it. he said also quite correctly that it's early. we have other kinds of information other than the commercial imagery. but the president spent hours with kim jong-un in hanoi trying to reach the right deal with him. we know what that looks like, denuclearization in exchange for a bright economic future. the north koreans weren't there. we're going to watch what they do. >> bolton said president trump is open to talking to kim jong-un again. both sides will need a

north korea's vice foreign minister is hinting that kim jong-un may indeed suspend nuclear talks with the u.s., begin testing again. that would be a big no-no. the state department says if he does that, all bets are off. what do you then, general? >> kim jong-un went home, having one miscalculated us. he thought he would get sanction relief because his predecessors did. he put the same deal on the table that his predecessors had done as well. i think what led to the miscalculation, neil, the personal relationship between both leaders. he was counting on that. he's gone home empty handed, no sanction relief, long trade ryan home for sure. what he's trying to do now is regain leverage, face-saving. one, we may not continue negotiations. again, that's to gain leverage. two, we may resume testing. i believe he will continue to negotiate because it's in his national interests. he clearly wants sanction relief. he clearly wants some security guarantors. if he's going to move forward. we still don't have a clue if kim jong-un is going to denuclearize and give us up his weapons or not. >> nei

president trump left his summit with kim jong-un with no agreement. a senior north korean official tells the associated press that chairman kim has mysteriously wonderful chemistry, that's a quote, mysteriously wonderful chemistry with president trump, but does not like the atmosphere of hostility. that's another quote created by the secretary state mike pompeo and the national security adviser john bolton. pompeo responded thusly. >> in hanoi on multiple occasions, he spoke to the president and his commitment that he would not resume nuclear testing nor missile testing. that is chairman kim's word. we have every expectation that he will live up to that commitment. >> shepard: kim jong-un will make a decision soon. let's turn to michael o'hanlon from the brookings institute. what historically would suggest that conditional will do what he says? >> shepard, hi. very good point. the question almost answers itself when you put it that way. i think that kim jong-un is probably trading positions in public with the trump administration not so much the president, but steve began, a young

the death of kim jong un's half brother. r authorities have released her after two years in custody. it's unclear exactly why. we know that she and her co-defendant claimed they were tricked into smearing a deadly chemical on his face at an airport. charges against the other suspect could also be dropped. we'll follow that story. back to the white house. the white house says it has had zero contact with north korea since meeting in vietnam last month. a national security advisor, john bolton, doubling down on president trump's displeasure with reports that kim jong un could be planning new missile tests. >> the president said repeatedly that he feels the absence of nuclear tests, the absence of ballistic missile launches is a positive sign and he's used that really as part of his effort to persuade kim jong un that he has to go for what the president called the big deal, complete denuclearization. heather: new satellite images appear to show increased activity at a nuclear site that north korea had pledged to dismantle. yes, that time, 2020 democrats in full force this weekend, bash

north korea with nuclear talks with rashida tlaib -- kim jong un. the 94-year-old no longer travels, he said he would go to north korea if the trump administration wanted himself. nuclear talks stalled at donald trump's summit with kim jong un in vietnam. carter could build off of a plan he signed with kim jong un's grandfather back in 1994. jillian: scott israel suing to get his job back accusing ron desantis of using political power to kick him out of office. israel was suspended over his handling of the parkland massacre that left 17 people dead. it is up to the senate to decide if israel would get his job back. rob: chicago police looking at a leak or to determine how the press got certain information on the justice -- jussie smollett case. is accused of staging a hate crime against himself and filing a false police report. he could face 3 years behind bars. jussie smollett maintains he is innocent. jillian: tim cook is poking fun at donald trump for botching his name during the workforce meeting. >> put a big investment in our country, we appreciate it, tim apple. jillian: cook

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korea 's kim jong-un and also with us this morning ken starr on the pending release of the mueller report how much of it if any will attorney general bill b arr make available for all of us to see and chinese telecom company huawei is in full spin mode now, after criticism from u.s. officials about his practices, all that and a lot more right here right now, sunday morning futures. maria: and we begin this morning with former trump attorney michael cohen scheduled for another round of closed door testimony before the house intelligence committee this wednesday this as democrats ramp up their own investigation into the proposed trump tower project in moscow. joining me right now in an exclusive interview is the ranking member of that committee he is republican congressman from california devon nunes. he also sits on the house ways and means committee and congressman always a pleasure to see you. first we action to michael cohen , this past week, and give us a sense of why it's important to go from the public hearing last week now he's going to be in front of your committee behind cl