governor richardson was at the white house through much of that turmoil. so what do you think of these comparisons being made today to bill clinton? >> i was there during the impeachment. i was his energy secretary. president clinton left office with a 60% approval rating, which was huge. on the stormy daniels issue, it's not good for the country. voters will vote on their own economic situation, on healthcare, on, you know, immigration, on national security, on north korea. you know, these scandals, they have some legs, but they don't have a finite decision-making process in the voter's mind. >> what you're saying, too, for clinton, his highest approval ratings were during impeachment. we saw on another network yesterday, they had a group of president trump supporters that does this matter to you? it's not that the issues can't matter to you in a personal sense. but would you voted on these issues is how i think the question was being asked. the answer was yeah, this doesn't matter within that realm. so you're giving another example of what voters will be

and joining us for the first time, bill richardson, energy secretary under bill clinton. there's more but we'd run out of time. governor richardson, thanks for being here. >> nice to be with you. >> ready to talk about the diplomats? >> i'm ready. >> let's do it. russia says they will respond after president trump leads the way joining two dozen countries to e

. >> last hour we had a democrat bill richardson on our air, you reacted sharply, i want to play some of it. >> i wish it not happened june 12th, because we need to do preparation, we need to find ways to have our message by one person. i think that's secretary pompeo, objective, a strategy, i think we are still not comfortable with the strategy we have on denuclearization. >> a veteran diplomat, did a lot of good, ambassador to un and what not, as you and i were talking, he and others both democrats and republicans, administration after administration did the same thing over and over again and yet this president is trying something different and appears to be working. >> certainly. richardson talks about preparation, i can sort of understand that but on the other hand we've had little preparation and we've the north koreans make important concessions, they released three americans and made public commitments to denuclearizing and we heard in summit when moon said kim was willing to get rid of nukes, kim is being cynical. the other thing that richardson said in the interview i think i

former ambassador and governor richardson is with us. your reaction to the charges that several times now tehran has targeted the american supporters of the ncri. >> they seem to be credible reports. this enormous concern with conferences in paris and around the country as democrats and republicans. like myself they want to see freedom. they want to see in iran an end to dictatorship. we want to see a iran economy started to grow again. and muslim clerics keep stifling this freedom. so it is an illness concern. also, they keep detaining americans. american journalists. iranian americans, there is a young man, of chinese descent from princeton university that is detained there. there is robert levinson, an american agent who nobody knows where he is. the iranians will not tell us where he is. an american that has been i think, detained unlawfully. so, iran does not help itself. i do think, eric, this nuclear deal, i would have stayed in it. but it is done. at the same time, iran continues their support for terrorism and nefarious activiti

chris: let my bring in governor richardson. i want to play a clip from you from president trump earlier this week that surprised a lot of people. governor, here it is. >> i think i'm very well prepared, i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude, it's about willingness to get things done. chris: governor, is that what this summit is really about, the two men getting together face to face and sizing each other up, deciding whether or not they can do business and we now hear talk that president trump may right at the start of the summit on tuesday pull gently, pull kim aside for a one-on-one before they meet with their full delegations, would that be a good idea or not? >> that would be a good idea because the north koreans never make deals with counterparts across the negotiating table. they're very focus, relentless, they are very well prepared but you make deals with them on the side, you know, i think that facility in singapore is good for that. you take him for a walk or over a meal. i think the one-on-on

so even though i'm the sheriff, chief richardson is really trying to keep his team together. we're there to support him. officer singh is the shining example of what i mmigration in america should be. this is a young man who immigrated here legally. it was his dream to come to america. it was his dream to be a police officer. he worked hard to achieve that goal. unfortunately he sacrificed his life trying to defend and protect his community. newman is very small. it's almost like mayberry. these critical incidents don't occur. for this law enforcement agency, in the history of its existence, go this is their first line of duty death. >> lisa: sir, he leaves behind a five and a five month old child. can you tell us a little bit about his family? >>> he's got a wonderful family i think what chief richardson shared with everyone, your viewers and the nation and even here locally, speaks to the character of officer singh and how much he loved his family. i think the photograph speaks volumes to his devotion, not only to his family but his community. >> lisa: sir tell us a little

richardson is live traveling with ambassador haley. good evening, richard. >> the un ambassador is here in bogota leaving the us delegation for the inauguration of the new colombian president and counter narcotic efforts in the countryside and going to the border with venezuela for that humanitarian crisis. we were the only tv crew to accompany her throughout the day, spoke to her multiple times on issues facing colombia, venezuela and us foreign policy challenges thousands of miles away. united nations ambassador nikki haley staged a short walk from the venezuelan border declaring it was time for the venezuelan president to go. focusing on humanitarian crisis in venezuela flooding into colombia, she addressed foreign policy challenges across the world with questions how long the us would wait for north korea to surrender its nuclear weapons. >> if they want to wait but we are not willing to wait too long, we are willing to be patient but they have to understand the end result is the same. that will never change and we won't we can tha

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson. he was saying he's hopeful about this trump kim summit as the white has just announced the president will leave singapore early because the negotiations have moved more quickly than expected. joining us now is governor, former white house chief of staff did president george w. bush, good morning to you, welcome. >> good morning, sandra. >> sandra: what did you think of what you heard the former governor say? he sounds pretty optimistic. a guy that met with his father, travel to north korea eight times, and he sounds optimistic that this is going to result -- have good results. >> optimism is always good, but skepticism is also should be a part of it. i think the most interesting thing i've seen is his agenda that's been put together for the presidents starts off with a one-on-one meeting with kim jong un. the fact that there is nobody else going to be there i'm sure we all would like to be a fly on the wall to see what goes on in there, but it will probably set the stage, i think the

governor richardson, it's good to see you. let's go to california right now for the very latest on this active shooter situation in yountville, california. we are now getting reports of the gunmen slipped into a party at a veterans home, let some people leave, kept others hostage their. at least two people, possibly three people, are being held hostage right now. we are waiting on napa county sheriff, who is going to be giving a press conference with an update momentarily. in the meantime, let's go to will carr in los angeles with more on the story. >> this is the largest veterans home and met the country. you are looking at building g right there. you just mention that witnesses now say this man walked into a dining hall in building g, and he let some people leave and he kept some. that's what developed into this hostage situation. that's why we have a pretty accurate description from some witnesses about this man was wearing. they say he was wearing some kind of armor, protection, also had some type of military styled rice h

let's bring in the former governor of new mexico, bill richardson also former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and former secretary of energy under the clinton administration and someone who knows this issue deeply. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, blake. blake: help me walk through the time line here. the secretary of state mike pompeo after the meetings came out and said they were productive. the north koreans then after pompeo made those comments said they were regrettable. and then there was a pompeo press conference in the overnight hours and he said the north koreans know exactly what is on the table. listen to the secretary of state here. >> there's no difference. but most importantly is what the north koreans understand, we had lengthy discussions about the scope of what complete denuclearization means over the past two days. they acknowledge that this is broad. as my two colleagues have said, from weapons systems to the material to the production facilities enrichment facilities, across the range of weapons and missiles, it's a broa

i could say the same about bill richardson. i never knew, i thought he was a good egg, and it worked out. among the first, to reign in their nuclear activity. here we are right now, very good to have you. >> he will know fairly quickly whether these talks are going on. do you at your level when working for bill clinton have a good idea with your north korean counterparts they could be trusted and a deal could be had. >> for the record, american pilots, remains out of our soldiers and political, my deals with the north koreans work. i was around the clinton administration. you don't find out with the north koreans right away. the pres. may be referring to the fact that a lot of these deals possibly could be pre-cooked. summit preparations are going well, pompeo is doing a good job narrowing our differences but i can tell you with the north koreans you never make deals with them across the negotiating deal. you go to the side, go for a meal, that is what the pres. should do. it is not going to happen the first minute unless he al

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kristin fisher on the justice department's efforts to fight election meddling, richardson at the state department on pompeo's importance to all of this. we begin with ed henry with the latest from the white house. >> there were signs the democrats overplayed their hand and some in the mainstream media gone hysterical in their coverage of what donald trump said and didn't say. the white house gave the story new by realizing they invited vladimir putin to visit the white house for the first time since 2005. this fall before the midterms. intelligence officials say vladimir putin is trying to interfere with. democrats will try to politicize that visit. sarah sanders framed this as an important policy dialogue, the president told john bolton to invite vladimir putin to follow up with potential breakthroughs, in private in helsinki he presented a new plan on ukraine. the white house has been telling the fact talk from syria and north korea and other hotspots might bear fruit. in several tweets the president attacking the press for sending a negative narrative about helsinki, the fake news m

in the state department, richardson, fox news. >> we are watching this with iran closely. stunning pictures of hawaii's interrupting volcano from above, pictures have been stunning but aerial photos showing toxic steam, rising as hot lava hits the pacific ocean, that the gas is a mixture of acid and glass particles, lava forming a 2-story wall blocking a crucial escape route on the big island, this shows the barrier towering over, see the man in the corner? that is amazing. some dramatic body cam video showing police making heroic rescues in the deadly wildfires in california, watch this. >> get in my car. >> so terrifying. >> it is like life and death. i am glad we found you, the whole street is on fire right now. heather: the video obtained by san jose mercury news, officers going door-to-door telling people to get out. even then, some still refusing to leave. i heard one officer say -- officers running away, you should run away. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, sanctuary state california could be the first to offer free healthcare for illegals. >> getti

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i think what chief richardson shared with everyone, your viewers and the nation and even here locally, speaks to the character of officer singh and how much he loved his family. i think the photograph speaks volumes to his devotion not only to his family but his community. lisa: just tell us more about his dedication on the job. i read that he drove 2 1/2 hours to attend the police academy which he put himself through. he took lessons to learn how to speak english better so he could move up the ladder. can you tell us a little bit more about the dedication? >> he did. it's an amazing story. he didn't start with the newman police department. he was a cadet with the turlock police department. he worked very hard. he was a reserve with the merced county sheriff's office. he pursued his dream and to get through the academy he was willing to make that commute every day, to complete that training program, making him eligible to be a peace officer in the state of california. and yes, he knew that he was difficult to understand because of his accent. and again, he threw everything into langua

arthel: joining us bill richardson, former u.s. ambassador to the un, former governor to new mexico and former secretary energy under clinton's administration, the governor has been a frequent negotiator in north korea so we are very happy to have you here this evening with us, sir, thank you. >> thank you, thank you. arthel: so in the meanwhile as you well know, governor, that kim jong un is also bragging about how they completed north korea's perfectly accomplished nuclear missile program in under 5 years so he doesn't need to test icbm. is this a prosummit concession or not? >> it's a prosummit development. i support what the president is doing meeting with him and basically saying this is a positive development, but remember what he did not do was going to dismantle the nuclear weapons or missile. what he's going to do is put a freeze on any testing, any future explosions, but that is a positive step, that he's shutting down the nuclear facility where he detonates, i've been there, so these are good steps but let me tell you so

shannon: richardson at the state department, thank you. media commentators ripped on donald trump's last meeting with vladimir putin in helsinki arguing he is compromised by the former kgb spymaster. the president may revise the cold war or something worse than the cold war. donald trump is talking tough. >> i tell you what. the worst thing that ever happened to russia is when i won the election, the worst thing. >> reporter: senior strategic analyst and retired 4-star general jacking joins us, good to see you. what do you make of this? you think the president will feel whether it is the meeting in paris when vladimir putin comes here, he's going to feel the pressure to be more aggressively hard line with vladimir putin face-to-face and seems this administration has taken a lot of tough standss but in the room together -- >> the president when he is 1-on-1 with head of state once a personal relationship and that relationship, transactional president the policies dealing with russia which the president is improving are tougher than the prev

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when i talked to governor richardson earlier today who has a lot of background knowledge dealing with the north koreans, he suggested it's time to let mike pompeo take the lead here. the president and his team sit back and let mike pompeo do his thing as you started when we let off the hour here. he's done multiple meetings now with them. >> he's -- i once spent three days with them while we did seminars together. he's a very savvy experienced guy. i'm speaking of bill richardson that gives in this respect not democrat advice or republican advice but good sound patriotic advice. the president needs to know in advance what the agreements will be. if you can't get agreements done by june 12, there's no magic to that. i agree with you that mike pompeo has to have a long leash, so to speak. >> the one thing i would wonder about, too, you talk about the relationship based on three meetings. it's more than what we've had in three years with north korean leadership. how important is it to have the relationship with the secretary of state and the foreign official that is comincoming? >> he ca

let's turn to someone else who has come face to face with the north korean leader, bill richardson, former ambassador to the u.n. good to see you, ambassador. >> thanks, shep. >> shep: we're not warring. that's great. aside from that, what do you think? >> i'm troubled by the concessions. one, the military exercises. the north koreans have -- they always want you to go first. then they step aside and don't do anything that worries he. the security guarantee saying to kim jong-un, we're not going to tryo knock you off. we're not going to have regime change. i he say, i've been involved with this issue a long time. it's always been missile tests, nuclear detonations, threats, enormous tension in south korea and japan. we got a lot of troops there. at least there's a process of diplomacy going on. there's a process of normalization going on. the fusion of some tension in e peninsula. i do think kim jong-un gave up nothing. what we need to do think is follow-through with major steps, immediate momentum, get pompeo to meet with him, set up working groups on denuclearization, on missile tests, h

richardson has more on how the us is responding to that conflict. >> we need to be doing this for the next 30 days. >> the united states once the fighting in yemen to stop and peace negotiations to begin. >> we've had this problem long enough. >> mike pompeo says it is time to address conflicts underlying issues and points to both sides including the us backed saudi coalition saying the time is now for the cessation of hostilities including missile, into the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. subsequent the coalition airstrikes must cease in all populated areas in yemen. the coalition in its fight against iranian backed forces, refueling jets and providing intelligence, the state department stresses the us supports the right of saudi arabia to defend its borders, thousands are dead in the 4-year war. the united nations calls the conflict the world's worst humanitarian crisis with million suffering disease, starvation and the violence of war, the us pushes the cease-fires congressional support for saudi arabia deteriorates following jamal khashoggi's murder in the sa

we will get the read from former ambassador richardson. he was key in releasing a north korean hostage. it's fascinating to follow. the latest on all of that. meanwhile, getting the worst week this market has seen all year so everyone is wondered about what will happen on monday. lawrence has follow this close closely. >> halloween came close early on wall street. higher interest rates climbed and spooked investors. the most volatile month of the year is october. take a look at the yield on the ten year treasury, b.14%. it is spiked to three and a quarter% earlier in the week when stocks got there but all of this push, the 30 year mortgage rates 4.9%. look at the comparison. nowhere near the 18.6% that we were decades ago but this higher rate is making borrowing more expensive and running to choke, not only economic recovery, a nine-year bull market run. that run was challenges week in the tao dipped on friday but l4% on the week and the nasdaq gave up three and three quarters% on the week in their worst week since march. if you look at th

we want to welcome melissa richardson, great to have you here. i want to jump in, we've been doing this regularly on fridays leading up to the fourth of july. what is something that you want people to know about military life that you think is very important? because just how resilient we are. it takes a lot of strength to be a military family. he have to be able to move quickly and adjust quickly to the things that are thrown at you. we were talking last night about how up in the air, as a spouse of a military member and you are to be able to adapt quickly. >> harris: something you were telling me during the commercial break is how much support you have felt in some of the places where you been deployed stateside like little rock, arkansas, that people are aware of that military family and they do support us as civilians. >> absolutely. they really opened their arms and open their hearts to you becoming part of their life and it's invaluable to be able to do that in the community that you live in. >> harris: i know around 9/11 your was heavily i

benjamin, we thank you for your reporting that former us ambassador bill richardson offers this morning to president trump. >> you make deals with him on the side. i think that facility in singapore is good for that. you take him for a walk or over for a meal. i think the one-on-one is important. the only caution i would give the president is not to be photographed too much with a smiling kim jong-un and because they use that in north korea for dramatic tropicana purposes. ed: joining us live with the white house correspondent. good to see you, gabby. >> thank you for having me, ed. ed: you honestly have a delay so i'll try to speed up the question but bottom line is we hear bill richardson saying that but on the other hand have not we heard this many times before that all he wants is a propaganda victory and we need to be careful about taking photos and yet, that is advice we are hearing from clinton and bush in obama officials who do not get anywhere in this proce process. >> right. the president has certainly made it farther than all of his predecessors right now with this historic c

sheriffs in the area are calling out california's so-called sanctuary laws, newman police chief randy richardson was asked about today. >> i would hope that people out there find this tragedy to what it is, it's just a tragedy. i want to remember ranel and not really so much about everything else. it was a senseless tragedy, it could have been prevented, but unfortunately we are here today having this conversation because it was not prevented. >> cor portion ral leaves behind a wife and 5-month-old son. the suspect expected in court on wednesday. laura. >> jeff paul in west coast news room, heartbreaking story, thank you so much. we encourage everyone to get online and look at sb54 and dig deeper into what the story has a lot to do with. thank you very much, jeff. eric: just outrage, immigration advocacy groups slamming homeland secretary kirstjen nielsen saying tour of border in the weekend will not change anything that of course of tragic deaths of two migrant children two weeks apart while in u.s. custody. secretary nielson calling for new protections for migrants, madeline rivera has more fr

governor bill richardson, former u.n. ambassador joins us now. you know what it takes to fill that position. i should say it came as a surprise to everyone. the president said she had given him a pretty significant heads-up months even that this would be coming. but not a lot of people knew about it. what did you make of the actual announcement? >> well, like everybody else, a big surprise. and a little bit of a setback because president was having a lot of good news on many fronts. you know, you don't want a key member of the national security team -- she was a star, no question about it, leave at this time but i suspect what you want in a successor is somebody with political stature, nikki haley had that. secondly, somebody that has access to the president. you want to have a little bit of foreign policy experience, but you can learn that on the job. and i think what nikki haley did do is she spoke out on a lot of issues and did a good job on the north korea sanctions when they were enacted by the u.n. but now she leaves and she leaves with act

jillian: richardson is at the state department. >> leland is at joint base andrews where the hostages arrived home just a short time ago. >> reporter: not much good happens after midnight tonight and overnight. what a site at 3:00 in the morning. all smiles and with very good reason by donald trump, the vice president, the three americans as they made their way down the steps from the plane that brought them all the way back across the pacific, those three american detainees are at walter reed medical center undergoing a number of evaluations. their physical health, as we watch them walk down the stairs and smiled for the press and wave, they appeared to be in fairly decent physical health. then there is the emotional health the psychologists at walter reed will deal with, there year in captivity by the north koreans and their detention inside that country. donald trump was excited and jubilant as he greeted these three men. he was inside their plane for 10 or 15 minutes before walking out at 3:00 in the morning smiling, handshakes and donald trump addressed the media for what this me

i want to go to dana rosso, public affairs officer in richardson, just outside anchorage. tell me about what has happened up there to the base. dana rosso, do we have you on the phone? public affairs from joint base -- no, i guess we don't have her. i don't even know if it's a him or her. we want to bring you that report though. apparently there has been a lot of damage. if dan springer is still there, i'm sure you've been to the joint base up there. dana, do we have you on the phone now? >> this is dana rosso, thank you. >> dana: hi, dana perino here. we understand the base has taken in a lot of damage after this earthquake. maybe we do not have dana. dana? all right. it's possible that we're having a tough time getting service up there. dan springer, i sent a note to my former speech coach. she is a professor up there in anchorage. she said that they're rattled but safe. you're looking at that live picture with damage to the road. she said that the stop lights are all out. that they are hearing reports of sink holes. she knows a bridge that collapsed. there's other damag

randy richardson spoke with fox news earlier and was asked about that. >> i would hope that people out there find this tragedy for what it is, it's just a tragedy. i want to remember ronil singh and not really so much about everything else. it was a senseless tragedy. it could have been prevented, but unfortunately, we're here today having this conversation because it was not prevented. >> reporter: now, in addition to air craig baa's apprehension, an additional seven other people are in custody. after being arrested in connection with this case, that includes the suspect's two brothers and girlfriend. all seven of them accused of trying to help arriaga in some fashion. chief richardson also spoke about losing one of his finest officers, one of just 12 in the entire department. >> it's a tremendous blow, and we're having our ups and downs. we have good days, we have bad days. not everybody's having them at the same time. we've had incredible support from other law enforcement agencies stepping in when we need it to cover our streets because we're not able to handle those shifts. it's b

. >> harris: earlier on fox news, bill richardson, democrat, strong person in your party is talking about giving the president credit in certain areas and saying he has made progress particularly with north korea. >> adrienne: i was into that interview but i thought he did make some good points and brought up the fact that he was happy to see the president take a harder line on a russian which is good for any of us to see at this point. with this whole america first in american sovereignty notion that the president is constantly executing from his team, we've also got to keep in mind it's important to have relationships with our allies, important to have strong relationships with even some of our adversaries and that includes china. right now, we are in the middle of a huge trade war with china, retaliatory tariffs are not the ways to go and that something else that you saw bill richardson mentioned in that interview. >> harris: just a quick follow because i hear you and democrats saying that with america first, you've got to also make sure that everybody else too. did you think any of th

as you noted, the first letters were addressed to defense secretary james madison admiral john richardson. he is the chief of naval operations. they were intercepted in a male screening facility in the pentagon compound by the end envelopes did not enter their main pentagon building. tonight that mail facility remains under quarantine and there is still no word yet if all three letters are connected but they are being examined by fbi forensic teams. if you don't know, ricin is a naturally occurring substance that is found in castor beans but it takes a deliberate and precise act to turn them into biological weapons. it can either be used in the form of a powder, a pilot, a mist, or acid, and it can be inhaled, injected, or interested. experts say within 36 to 48 hours, it will begin to shut down major organs. there is no antidote. you should know it is not always fatal. children are more at risk than adults. remember in 2013, letters testing positive for ricin were addressed to mississippi senator, a mississippi judge, and president obama. all three envelopes were intercepted and the man

richardson at the state apartment on pompeo's importance to all of us. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry with the very latest from the white house. good evening. >> there were signs today that may be the democrats had overplayed their hand a little and some of the mainstream eddie had gone a little hysterical in their over coverage of what president trump said and did not say in helsinki. but then the white house gave the story a little bit of a new life by revealing they have invited vladimir putin to visit the white house for the first time since 2005. it will happen this fall right before the midterms. intelligence officials say putin is trying to interfere with the midterms. democrats will undoubtedly try to politicize that visit, white house spokeswoman sarah sanders frame this as an important policy dialogue, the president told john bolton to invite boudin to washington to follow up on potential breakthroughs. putin telling reporters that in to in private in helsinki, he presented a new plate on ukraine while the white house has b

richardson said don't rush it, get it right. the north koreans are cagey. john boehner was speaking in michigan talking about the state of the republican party and president trump. he said this comment. >> there is no republican party. there is a trump party. republican party has taken a nap somewhere. not based on what the polls say. they're won or lost on who shows up to vote. trump's people showed up and hillary's didn't. >> bill: he had a lot of praise for the president and deregulation and on and on. the phrase about the republican party taking a nap. >> the thing i liked most about that was the shot at the bloody mary on the side of john boehner. there is a certain amount of freedom to getting out of washington and getting out of being the speaker and having to answer to any constituency, you can say or do whatever you want. there are some areas which the president is very much pushing the republican traditional agenda, some areas where he isn't. look at trade. this is a party that has embraced free trade, fair trade but especially free trade for deca

pete: chief richardson joins us now in an exclusive interview. chief, thank you very much for being here. god bless you. we -- america is tied to and rivetted by this story, your testimony about corp. early singh -- corporal singh who he was. again, share with us the man you knew. >> ronil was just a kind man. you know, i talked about our department being a family, and every family has the smiley, happy jokester one, and that was ronil. and that was taken from us, and it's been very, very difficult for our department. rachel: i know that it's been difficult for the department, chief, it's also been difficult for his family. can you tell us, i know you're close to them too, how is the family holding up right now? >> they're having a difficult time. his brother described to me that they lost their foundation on both sides of the family, and it's going to be difficult for them to get through this. ed: yeah. >> there's a lot of people -- ed: well, officer singh, you know, as we mentioned, he was your first hire. and i wonder, we've heard about how he

director alice, senior military leaders, general did you know ford, admiral richardson and others. these are serious, proud, incredible people. please stand up. great people. thank you. [applause] incredible people. we're gathered together today for a truly special occasion. we are here to mark a change in command of the united states coast guard and celebrate the incredible career of its 25th commandant admiral paul zukoft. [applause] great job. he has his family here. they are very proud and they should be. paul, i have to tell you on behalf of the american people, i thank you for a lifetime of noble service, congratulations on everything you have achieved. for nearly half a century, 45 years paul has proudly worn the coast guard uniform. that's a long time. you don't look that old. 45 years? [applause] 45 years. how good does he look? 45 years. must be something awfully good happening in the coast guard. in that time he has led every kind of mission and he has never backed down ever, ever, ever. he has never lost a challenge. for the past four years admiral has led his brand and

bill richardson, ambassador to the u.n., met with the father, kim jung il and live on capitol hill. great to see you as always. >> thanks, shep. >> shepard: big picture, what do you think of this? >> this is impressive. the cia is back sending somebody secretly. i think it's important here that the momentum keep going, that the summit will take place. the fact that kim jong-un is directly involved means that he's the nuclear negotiator. that's a positive development. in the past they had others. they were good but the fact that the top is looking at this summit seriously, meeting pompeo and the president has shown his trust in pompeo, he is, by the way, going to be secretary of state. what has been established here, shep -- >> shepard: he's only going to be secretary of state if he has the votes. >> i think he will be confirmed. >> shepard: i think he will, too. we'll see. >> the same time, the intelligence channel, the cia channel is the one that had the break-through in the summit, has been the unofficial channel of the united states talking to south korea and north korea. this is

here's the former ambassador bill richardson on those. >> the president should not leave human rights aside in this negotiation. the gulag issues in north korea, the remains of our soldiers from the korean war should be returned to their families. there's about 5,000 of those. help the japanese on the abduction issue. i think that's important. but i think if kim is going to want modernization of his economy, a good trade-off is going to be a strong commitment of his improving the human rights situation in north korea, which is pretty bad. >> bret: so your thoughts on that michael? >> first of all, the president has addressed these issues so far. keep in mind thatetting a hostage free, that is a human rights issue. think back to the state of the union address where he highlighted the incredible story of a north korean defector who was actually up in the gallery at the state of the union and ambassador richardson mentioned the japanese abductees, that is something that the president has been pressing on all along in conjunction with his relationship with prime minister abe, so these iss

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. >> this kid adam richardson is caught in the crossfire. >> this kid killed somebody. >> it was an accident. >> speak of judge and jury, who is going to hold this reverend accountable? there is a big difference between a death in a fight. reverend did attack the kid and now he's calling for the kid to get put away for 30 years. >> a huge protest is planned for the weekend it's a sign of the times. everybody is yelling and nobody is listening. judge jeanine: and actor in and producer of the movie franchise "god's not dead." you are the co-founder of the fewer flex movies. they specialize in faith and family movies. what got you into these faith-based movies? >> you were wonderful in the movie, by the way. i just think obviously we are living in this dark social political divisive time where everybody is yelling and nobody is listening. what faith films dpois offer an opportunity for people to ask tough questions that are on everybody's minds, they are in the colleges. they are everywhere. is god good all the time in the middle of floods and hurricanes it allows us to open up discussions. jud

bill richardson. thank you very much for joining us. there is a big question about is the current policy on north korea, is it working as far as the progress that we're making? >> well, what i think is important is what secretary mattis did, which was to suspend a concession that we had made to the north koreans at the singapore summit. i've negotiated with north koreans. they always want you to go first and then when it is time to follow through on their commitments they don't do it. they have done nothing an denuclearization as they said they would. so this is going to be a frosty period, but i am convinced that negotiations eventually will resume. and they should resume. but i think it's the correct decision for the secretary of defense to keep the pressure on north korea, reinforce our relationship with our allies of south korea that we're still with them on military exercises. but this is typical north korea. i think it was a mistake at the singapore summit to have let the north koreans have that

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i said bill richardson's mom came here in order to become an american citizen. that was wrong. what it really was his dad is a banker in mexico city and his mom is from another country. and just before richardson was born, his mom was sent to california where her husband's sister lived to give birth dawes a birth becauss richardson explained my father had a complex about not having been born in united states. his dad was a citizen living in mexico city. i think he is one of the great guys i have met in this business. i think it was miscon study. i felt terrible about it over the weekend. i wasn't accurate in portraying it. steve: because his father was an american citizen he would have been an american citizen having been born in the united states. brian: i want to send my son here just to make sure is he born here. that is different. either way, he is an asset to america. ainsley: glad you cleared it up. thanks, brian. 13 minutes after the top of the hour. steve: joe biden's cross-country tour making a stop in the key battalion ground state and giving another hint he has plans

jesse: justin lamar richardson. i don't know what's going on. he has a sandwich. he was popped in september for violation of probation. how did he get a ham sandwich in there? >> this is a bernie sanders supporter who thought the government would give shim free stuff. jesse: what is the line, the grand jury can indict a ham sandwich? he apparently they did. this is danielle paris busted in houston for shoplifting. she had to put a mask on her because she was signature sat deputies. >> she is stealing makeup. this is proof every girl needed a friend who will be hoonest with her. she need hair care products. jesse: steven perkins has i think upon his photo 110 bags of crack in his intestines. that's the look of someone who has 110 bags of crack inside him. >> everybody has a new year's diet. jesse: apparent lay they have to smoke crack. we have got to run. we'll do this next week because we have crazier mugshots. so we'll keep you around. up next, last call. jesse: time for last call. an incredible sight in florida it'it's so cold it's range i but juan as. rep tiles