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The Greg Gutfeld Show : FOXNEWSW : June 23, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm PDT
president trump and russia's bottom may be happening soon. secretary of state mike pompeo tells msnbc the dual will likely not in the distant future. john bolden is heading to moscow sunday or monday to lay the groundwork. pompeo has no plans to travel to moscow before the summit but does plan a meeting elsewhere with his russian counterpart. they have had several telephone conversations. women in saudi arabia are driving into history. the nation's controversial ban on women driving has finally ended there's much to be done before many women can hit the road. most still do not have licenses and there is a long waiting list for the gender segregated driving courses. i'm robert gray, now back to the greg gutfeld t 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
president trump and russia's bottom may be happening soon. secretary of state mike pompeo tells msnbc the dual will likely not in the distant future. john bolden is heading to moscow sunday or monday to lay the groundwork. pompeo has no plans to travel to moscow before the summit but does plan a meeting elsewhere with his russian counterpart. they have had several telephone conversations. women in saudi arabia are driving into history. the nation's controversial ban on women driving has...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : June 10, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
state pompeo and the delegation that's going along with donald trump includes some long-time korea diplomats, i should say american diplomats that have worked with north korea, there is some adult supervision? the room. there is some serious and seasoned people there. so i believe that if they're actually engaged with these conversations, i'm relieved. i think that they will understand the dynamics of the north of the folks across the table. they will also understand that there is a range of things that are within the realm of feasible, and we need to focus on those as first steps and not try to shoot the moon all in a couple hours of discussions. >> well, you're a little bit concerned when trump was talking about winging it and gauging the room on pure chemistry, like within the first few minutes. >> this after all is not a real estate or a business deal, and it's not just about the two individuals meet iing, the two leaders of the country. literally global security is at stake here. to have the president make something so personal and seem flip about it concerns me. this isn't ab
state pompeo and the delegation that's going along with donald trump includes some long-time korea diplomats, i should say american diplomats that have worked with north korea, there is some adult supervision? the room. there is some serious and seasoned people there. so i believe that if they're actually engaged with these conversations, i'm relieved. i think that they will understand the dynamics of the north of the folks across the table. they will also understand that there is a range of...
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : June 7, 2018 3:00pm-3:58pm EDT
our viewers know we are looking at secretary mike pompeo giving us an update on the summit and preparations for next week with north korea. if we hear anything out of this we will bring it to our viewers but i want to keep talking with you about the larger picture here and what we will be expecting tomorrow and saturday. with the eu we have had our partners with these tariffs in your reference that but what about the retaliatory efforts? that coordinate invoice if you will amongst the g6, pun intended on that one. is that a danger to the u.s. economy even if president trump doesn't listen to what they had to say at the meeting? >> i think those countries have already said that they are going to respond with tariffs on united states agricultural products, on bourbon from kentucky, motorcycles from wisconsin and cheese from wisconsin and they are targeting the places where the most important representatives have their constituencies and they are trying to impose political pressure on the united states. that will happen unless there is a sudden change in policy. they are not takin
our viewers know we are looking at secretary mike pompeo giving us an update on the summit and preparations for next week with north korea. if we hear anything out of this we will bring it to our viewers but i want to keep talking with you about the larger picture here and what we will be expecting tomorrow and saturday. with the eu we have had our partners with these tariffs in your reference that but what about the retaliatory efforts? that coordinate invoice if you will amongst the g6, pun...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : June 13, 2018 5:30pm-6:00pm PDT
-un. now comes the hard part. secretary of state mike pompeo still overseas today, saying negotiations with the north koreans will begin next week after their commitment to denuclearizehekorean peninsula. he says there could be major disarmament in north korea by 2020, the end of the president's first term. >>> now to the fallout from the trump administration's controversial move on immigration. after announcing a zero tolerance policy that's led to migrant families being separated at the border, attorney general jeff sessions this week said the u.s. will no longer grant asylum to victims who are fleeing domestic abuse or gang violence. nbc's gadi schwartz is near the border and >> reporter: today a massive f a migrants including thousands locked away at detention centers along the u.s./mexico border. concerns over the new zero tolerance directive playing out in real life. for years, migrants from central america made their way to the u.s. to plead for refuge from gang violence in their homeland. in 2014, a family like this one saw loved ones gunned down. this mother said
-un. now comes the hard part. secretary of state mike pompeo still overseas today, saying negotiations with the north koreans will begin next week after their commitment to denuclearizehekorean peninsula. he says there could be major disarmament in north korea by 2020, the end of the president's first term. >>> now to the fallout from the trump administration's controversial move on immigration. after announcing a zero tolerance policy that's led to migrant families being separated at...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : June 8, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
state mike pompeo who has been working very hard on all of this. he weighed in. look at that. >> the fact that the two leaders are coming to the table shows that the two sides are serious. the diplomatic model used today is different from the past efforts. our efforts give us hope we can find real success for past efforts have fallen short. president trump is hopeful. he is also going in the summit with his eyes wide open. we have seen how many inadequate agreements have been struck in the past. you can be sure that president trump will not stand for a bad deal. >> sean: all right. how do we get to this point? history lesson. "hannity" history lesson. we start in the '90s. bill clinton. heb he met with kim jong un's father, kim jong il. he promised this was a good deal for the american people and he paid billions in energy subsidiaries and made concessions as if this would make for world peace. it didn't work out. you may remember this. >> this is a good deal for the united states. north korea will freeze and then dismantle the nuclear program. south korea and our other allie
state mike pompeo who has been working very hard on all of this. he weighed in. look at that. >> the fact that the two leaders are coming to the table shows that the two sides are serious. the diplomatic model used today is different from the past efforts. our efforts give us hope we can find real success for past efforts have fallen short. president trump is hopeful. he is also going in the summit with his eyes wide open. we have seen how many inadequate agreements have been struck in...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : June 7, 2018 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
representing subjects that he has no knowledge of. the same day, secretary of state pompeo slapped giuliani down, because giuliani said, you know, kim jong-un came begging and crawling back to the summit. and pompeo said, well, he doesn't speak for us in foreign policy. so he's just out there riffing on television. and i don't think anyone is, at this point, paying a lot of attention. >> and danna, didn't giuliani also say something about, stormy daniels doesn't have any credibility, but there may be others out there who do? >> listen, he has been very clear in saying that she doesn't have any credibility. i mean, that was really the initial big headline from this event that he did in israel. and one of the things that he said, anderson, and he's made that clear a number of times, is the reason he doesn't believe that stormy daniels is telling the truth is basically because she's not his kind of woman. he said that publicly and he also said to me that he believes that she, meaning melania trump, knows him well enough to know on this one, what's the word, focacta. that's an israel word, so h
representing subjects that he has no knowledge of. the same day, secretary of state pompeo slapped giuliani down, because giuliani said, you know, kim jong-un came begging and crawling back to the summit. and pompeo said, well, he doesn't speak for us in foreign policy. so he's just out there riffing on television. and i don't think anyone is, at this point, paying a lot of attention. >> and danna, didn't giuliani also say something about, stormy daniels doesn't have any credibility, but...
CBS This Morning : KPIX : June 14, 2018 7:00am-9:00am PDT
negotiating skills. he commended him for being a tough guy. and secretary of state mike pompeo told reporters in south korea that questions about verifying north korean's removal of nuclear weapons were, quote, insulting and ridiculous and, frankly, ludicrous. weijia jiang is at the white house. >> reporter: the president picked pompeo to lead the negotiations with north korea which are expected to start up again in a week. the grueling task and a lack of specifics has drawn fierce criticism. while the white house says the two sides have already settled on some terms that are not yet in writing. with the president back at the white house, secretary of state mike pompeo remains in asia. >> we're going to get complete denuclearization. only then will there be relief from the sanctions. >> reporter: briefing american allies on the outcome of the singapore summit. >> united states, republic of korea and japan remain committed to achieving the complete denuclearization of north korea. >> reporter: pompeo's remarks differed from the joint statement between the president and kim jong-un, which did n
negotiating skills. he commended him for being a tough guy. and secretary of state mike pompeo told reporters in south korea that questions about verifying north korean's removal of nuclear weapons were, quote, insulting and ridiculous and, frankly, ludicrous. weijia jiang is at the white house. >> reporter: the president picked pompeo to lead the negotiations with north korea which are expected to start up again in a week. the grueling task and a lack of specifics has drawn fierce...
White House Trade Director Peter Navarro : CSPAN3 : June 28, 2018 10:21pm-10:56pm EDT
state, mike pompeo, and ivanka trump held a press conference to release the human trafficking report. the report ranks foreign countries based on their efforts to prevent human trafficking. they also presented awards to foreign nationals for assisting the state department in antitrafficking efforts. this is half an hour. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the honorable michael r. pompeo, secretary of state, ms. ivanka trump, adviser to the president. miss carl johnstone of the office to monitor and combat trafficking persons and the trafficking in persons report heros.
state, mike pompeo, and ivanka trump held a press conference to release the human trafficking report. the report ranks foreign countries based on their efforts to prevent human trafficking. they also presented awards to foreign nationals for assisting the state department in antitrafficking efforts. this is half an hour. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the honorable michael r. pompeo, secretary of state, ms. ivanka trump, adviser to the president. miss carl johnstone of the...
Squawk Box : CNBC : June 1, 2018 6:00am-9:00am EDT
release the contents of the letter we got an update yesterday from secretary of state mike pompeo he's been in new york negotiating with the north koreans directly we have talks going on in singapore, at the dmz, the russians sent somebody to north korea. there's a flurry of diplomacy going on around the world around this talk of a negotiation for a summit on june 12 th between the president and the leader of north korea. will we get that summit or not mike pompeo gave us an update yesterday on where things stand. >> the vice chairman is planning to travel to washington to deliver a personal letter from chairman kim jong-un the proposed summit offers a historic opening for president trump and chairman kim to boldly lead the united states and the dprk into a new era of peace, prosperity and security. >> the secretary of state was also careful to lower expectations or temper the idea of what might be able to be accomplished here. >> this is a difficult, difficult challenge. make no mistake about it there remains a great deal of work to do and we made progress here as well as at the
release the contents of the letter we got an update yesterday from secretary of state mike pompeo he's been in new york negotiating with the north koreans directly we have talks going on in singapore, at the dmz, the russians sent somebody to north korea. there's a flurry of diplomacy going on around the world around this talk of a negotiation for a summit on june 12 th between the president and the leader of north korea. will we get that summit or not mike pompeo gave us an update yesterday...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : June 11, 2018 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
of state mike pompeo front and center in that meeti for about an hour and a half or so. then a working lunch. after that, we do expect things to essentially end. the president is downplaying expectations somewhat for what can come out of this meeting. but i'm told by a u.s. official here this morning in singapore, that they are still working on a joint statement that could be released from the u.s. and the regime of north korea as well, talking specifically about the steps forward. but that also could be held up by what the u.s. is willing to give. so this communiquÉ, this statement, may not happen. we the g7 over the weekend. the u.s. ended up not signing that. so that is something we are keeping our eyes on here, erin. but there's no question, the chemistry here, so important. the president thinks he can win over kim jong-un by talking about why it's good for north korea to denuclearize. but, erin, a question hangs over singapore. what is the definition of complete denuclearization? we still do not know that from north korea. >> thank you very much, jeff zeleny. >> and the u
of state mike pompeo front and center in that meeti for about an hour and a half or so. then a working lunch. after that, we do expect things to essentially end. the president is downplaying expectations somewhat for what can come out of this meeting. but i'm told by a u.s. official here this morning in singapore, that they are still working on a joint statement that could be released from the u.s. and the regime of north korea as well, talking specifically about the steps forward. but that...
pompeo and his counrparts, they were absolutely fantastic. >> welcome back, everybody. that's donald trump sitting side-by-side with kim jong-un, after their historic meeting. a meeting that has never happened before between a sitting u.s. president and the leader of north korea. both men had praise for the other. president trump called kim a worthy negotiator. kim said it's time for the u.s. and north korea to put tir adversarial pasts behind them. joining me now, democratic strategist dave jacobson and john thomas. i intend to pay my bit. tell me where you want to go. >> all right. one of the big demands for the north koreans has been all of the security guarantees. that's something the u.s. is more than happy to deliver. >> we're prepared to take what will be security assurances that are different, unique, than have been provided -- america has been willing to provide previous we think this is necessary and appropriate. >> so, john, unique securitygua guaranteed before. how far is the trump negotiation willing to keep kim jong-un in power? who are they willing to kill? >> there's
pompeo and his counrparts, they were absolutely fantastic. >> welcome back, everybody. that's donald trump sitting side-by-side with kim jong-un, after their historic meeting. a meeting that has never happened before between a sitting u.s. president and the leader of north korea. both men had praise for the other. president trump called kim a worthy negotiator. kim said it's time for the u.s. and north korea to put tir adversarial pasts behind them. joining me now, democratic strategist...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : June 22, 2018 3:00am-6:00am PDT
next to him and pompeo sitting next to him. trying so hard to keep it together, even though the president has traumatized small children, many whose families were seeking asylum. this is not one of those things where maybe or maybe not he's gone too far. he knows he's gone too far. and donny deutsch, you know what this president is thinking. he's pulling back because this is a massive pr failure and whether ivanka said daddy, this doesn't look good, or trump said that ivanka said daddy, this doesn't look good, that reporting is fascinating. you know why? because that's all they care about. what it looks like. it's deranged. it's abusive. it's cruel, it's evil and the entire world is watching. it is now the time that he has gone too far. question mark? go. >> i want to attach what you just said to the question about politicizing, and i could put an exclamation mark on everything you said. it was particularly reprehensible when ivanka said, it looks a certain way. this can no longer be about who trump is it has to be about who we are. if we are working towards november, we can no
next to him and pompeo sitting next to him. trying so hard to keep it together, even though the president has traumatized small children, many whose families were seeking asylum. this is not one of those things where maybe or maybe not he's gone too far. he knows he's gone too far. and donny deutsch, you know what this president is thinking. he's pulling back because this is a massive pr failure and whether ivanka said daddy, this doesn't look good, or trump said that ivanka said daddy, this...
Today : KNTV : June 13, 2018 7:00am-9:00am PDT
the real winner from the summit. secretary of state pompeo arrived at a military air base in south korea today on what has become a clean-up mission. both the south korean government and military said they want to know what president trump meant exactly, when he canceled longstanding military exercises. >> we will be stopping the war games. which will save us a tremendous amount of money. >> for south korea, these aren't games at all. but critical training missions that along with frequent joint exercises, we filmed extensively on patrols, on ranges, and in the sky. allow american and south korean troops to practice fighting together. should they ever need to confront north korea's 1.2 million man army together. north korea's propaganda media quickly turned the cancellation into this morning's top headline. saying kim jong un asked president trump to drop the exercises, and he conceded. even the u.s. military in south korea was apparently left in the dark. issuing a statement saying -- they had received no updated guidance on execution or seg cessation of training exercises. a reti
the real winner from the summit. secretary of state pompeo arrived at a military air base in south korea today on what has become a clean-up mission. both the south korean government and military said they want to know what president trump meant exactly, when he canceled longstanding military exercises. >> we will be stopping the war games. which will save us a tremendous amount of money. >> for south korea, these aren't games at all. but critical training missions that along with...
appointed has, including mike pompeo who moved to the state department said russia tried to meddle in 2016. all of trump's people are still saying they are trying to meddle in 2018. >> it's divorced from reality and nobody seems to care. we have bigger boats than, better boats. >> bigger boats. >> it's the john mitchell principle. one of my favorite lines from watergate, all that crap you are putting in the paper, it's all been denied. oh, sorry. sorry. >> oh, my god. nbc's andrea mitchell joins us to discuss the plans for the summit, plus top senate democrat, dick durbin on the battle to pick justice kennedy's successor. "morning joe" is coming right back. carl? lowest price guaranteed. what about the world's lowest limbo stick? how low can you go? nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com and we got to know the friends of our friends.r the friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. w
appointed has, including mike pompeo who moved to the state department said russia tried to meddle in 2016. all of trump's people are still saying they are trying to meddle in 2018. >> it's divorced from reality and nobody seems to care. we have bigger boats than, better boats. >> bigger boats. >> it's the john mitchell principle. one of my favorite lines from watergate, all that crap you are putting in the paper, it's all been denied. oh, sorry. sorry. >> oh, my god....
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : KGO : June 10, 2018 5:30pm-6:00pm PDT
pompeo. david. >> we know their every step will be planned in the coming hours. jon karl leading us off. thank you. >>> president trump comes to make peace with one of america's fiercest enemies just as he takes aim at a key u.s. ally tonight. the president comes straight from a tense meeting with america's staunchest allies. this remarkable photo tonight, so many studying the body language after the president refused to step down from the tariffs he's now imposed on allies, including canada. tonight the administration's harshest criticism is from canada's prime minister justin trudeau who said his country won't be pushed around. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with the war of words unfolding elsewhere. >> reporter: tonight, president trump and his top economic advisors attacking one of america's closest allies accusing canadian prime minister justin trudeau of undermining the peace talks with kim jong-un. >> here's the thing. he really kind of stabbed us in the back. >> reporter: it comes just hours after the president left the g7 summit, where he frustrated
pompeo. david. >> we know their every step will be planned in the coming hours. jon karl leading us off. thank you. >>> president trump comes to make peace with one of america's fiercest enemies just as he takes aim at a key u.s. ally tonight. the president comes straight from a tense meeting with america's staunchest allies. this remarkable photo tonight, so many studying the body language after the president refused to step down from the tariffs he's now imposed on allies,...
President Talks to Reporters in White House Driveway : CSPAN : June 15, 2018 5:35pm-5:58pm EDT
i've done with north korea, and the with the state department, mike pompeo, it's running so well, i have this running so well, i have purposely, because of this ridiculous witch-hunt, i have said, i'm going to stay away from the justice department until it's completed. so i wanted to stay away. that doesn't mean i have, to because i don't have to. i can get involved. but i don't want you people to say that i'm interfering, that i'm doing anything. i think that the report yesterday maybe more importantly than anything, it totally exonerates me. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. and if you read the report, you'll see that. excuse me, wait, wait, wait. what you'll really see is you'll see bias against me and millions and tens of millions of my followers, that is really a disgrace. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: and yet if you go -- reporter: [inaudible] -- reporter: and yet if you look at the f.b.i. -- president trump: and yet if you look at the f.b.i. and you polled the real f.b.i., those guys love me and i love them. reporter: are you going to suspend mueller?
i've done with north korea, and the with the state department, mike pompeo, it's running so well, i have this running so well, i have purposely, because of this ridiculous witch-hunt, i have said, i'm going to stay away from the justice department until it's completed. so i wanted to stay away. that doesn't mean i have, to because i don't have to. i can get involved. but i don't want you people to say that i'm interfering, that i'm doing anything. i think that the report yesterday maybe more...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : June 11, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
. we did have mike pompeo do some premeetings. but you know, not clear what has been going on at a lower level. and now you have president trump showing up for really what is a spectacle. >> sloppy wording by me a moment ado. i didn't mean to say these gentlemen were equivalents. that was not a chosen word. just -- >> counterpart. >> i guess. sure. >> they are now, though. that's the key thing. >> it does strike me we're at 9:02 eastern time. normally we would be watching one rachel maddow. >> i'd be hemming and hawing my way through something now. as we await this handshake, sue me, terry. i want to ask you to put us in the mindframe of north korean defectors, north korean dissidents, people who have survived this regime. the most repressive totalitarian dictatorship on the face of the earth. when they see this handshake that's about to happen, what is that going to mean to people? >> i think they feel betrayed. particularly because we're not putting human rights on the table. because you said this is a man who's accused of crime against humanity. united nations came out with a 40
. we did have mike pompeo do some premeetings. but you know, not clear what has been going on at a lower level. and now you have president trump showing up for really what is a spectacle. >> sloppy wording by me a moment ado. i didn't mean to say these gentlemen were equivalents. that was not a chosen word. just -- >> counterpart. >> i guess. sure. >> they are now, though. that's the key thing. >> it does strike me we're at 9:02 eastern time. normally we would be...
korean dictator kim jong-un meeting for the first time. secretary of state mike pompeo says complete denuclearization is the only outcome the u.s. will accept. >> kim and the president are both in singapore ahead of this high-stakes meeting. the white house said preliminary talks are moving faster than a. >> the summit will take place at the cappella hotel on sentosa island, that is a high-end resort. jeff glor is leading our ko coverage from singapore. good morning. >> good evening to you on eve of this summit. an extraordinary moment in the diplomatic histories of both of these countries. after months last year of lobbying insults and threats at each other from nearly 7,000 miles away, president trump and kim jong-un are staying in tels less than hf a mile apart. both leaders say they hope for peace and normalized relations between these two nations. major garrett is here with us now with the trump administration's plan for the summit. you just left a briefing with the secretary of state. >> good morning, everyone. the summit will begin as we might expect with a handshake. talk abo
korean dictator kim jong-un meeting for the first time. secretary of state mike pompeo says complete denuclearization is the only outcome the u.s. will accept. >> kim and the president are both in singapore ahead of this high-stakes meeting. the white house said preliminary talks are moving faster than a. >> the summit will take place at the cappella hotel on sentosa island, that is a high-end resort. jeff glor is leading our ko coverage from singapore. good morning. >> good...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : June 1, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
wheels are turning. mike pompeo says that this hole thing could take some time. >> it could. he saying this is a very long road here, potentially could be. because no one ever thought in his words that the united states and north korea would hold agreement and everything would go smoothly. he was responding that over the last year, even six months, wild swings in the way that north korea has been talking, the way that the united states has been talking the presentation, the diplomacy. he said you have this entrenched island from north korea that they have to have an arsenal to safeguard their security. and now it's up to mike pompeo, the trump administration, japan, south korea to convince north crow that in fact when you build this arsenal, it creates a risk to you. it's a threat for you to have this. so it actually safeguards your safety, the kim regime, if you surrender the nuclear weapons and work with us. this could end a war that is decades old, a number of issues here. the president has acknowledged that this could take two or three summits between them. so you also have a very
wheels are turning. mike pompeo says that this hole thing could take some time. >> it could. he saying this is a very long road here, potentially could be. because no one ever thought in his words that the united states and north korea would hold agreement and everything would go smoothly. he was responding that over the last year, even six months, wild swings in the way that north korea has been talking, the way that the united states has been talking the presentation, the diplomacy. he...
MSNBC Live With Velshi and Ruhle : MSNBCW : June 1, 2018 8:00am-9:00am PDT
man has spent the last few days in new york meeting with secretary of state, mike pompeo. the meetings looking to lay the ground work for the off again on again june summit in singapore. according to the president, they've been productive. joining me now, bill neely. bill, i know you haven't got ton see this letter, but any idea what might be in it? because the idea of what denuclearization is is a big deal, and we've yet to hear both sides agree upon it. >> yes, stephanie. honestly, no. we don't know what's in the letter. we're making intelligence guesses, but first of all, it is a direct response to the letter donald trump sent cancelling the summit. secondly, this is a big deal. this is a direct communication between the leader of north korea and the president of the united states. in the history between these two countries, that's extremely rare. now, there's the late statement kim made was yesterday to the russian foreign minister in which he said the will for denuclearization remains fixed but as you said, what do we all mean? what does he mean by denuclearization? i don
man has spent the last few days in new york meeting with secretary of state, mike pompeo. the meetings looking to lay the ground work for the off again on again june summit in singapore. according to the president, they've been productive. joining me now, bill neely. bill, i know you haven't got ton see this letter, but any idea what might be in it? because the idea of what denuclearization is is a big deal, and we've yet to hear both sides agree upon it. >> yes, stephanie. honestly, no....
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBCW : June 7, 2018 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
summit. today mike pompeo rebuked giuliani in the briefing room when he said i'm sorry, he may have been making a joke, i don't know what he was saying. > has rudy lost it in a political sense? sometimes i think bill clinton loses it in terms of tonality. why would you on the eve of a probe a very important summit to put it lightly, trash the other side and say they came begging for this job for this chance to be with the president? it's own harder for the president to get a deal from the guy, kim. just common deal making. > maybe he wants to blow it up so he can say it was kim jong-un who did not come to the table. >> who gave him license to kill? >> it hasn't been set up in a thoughtful way. >> rudy giuliani took credit along with the president, i had a great idea. can i see that again? i thought i was seeing something there. along with the president for bringing kim jong-un back to the negotiating table. let's watch that. >> we said we're not going to have a summit under those circumstances. well kim jong run got on his hands and knees and begged for it which is exactly the posit
summit. today mike pompeo rebuked giuliani in the briefing room when he said i'm sorry, he may have been making a joke, i don't know what he was saying. > has rudy lost it in a political sense? sometimes i think bill clinton loses it in terms of tonality. why would you on the eve of a probe a very important summit to put it lightly, trash the other side and say they came begging for this job for this chance to be with the president? it's own harder for the president to get a deal from the...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : June 22, 2018 6:00am-9:00am PDT
we're seeing that secretary of state pompeo might be heading back to pyongyang in the coming days to keep this thing moving along. >> heather: we didn't know he went there when it began. it wouldn't surprise me. >> bill: now we get to the wardrobe controversy. first lady on the trip to the border. how the white house is responding on that today plus heaven is a far better place this morning as we remember the life of charles krauthammer. ♪ ♪ keep your most valuable insights hidden from your competitors. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. gonna make it rain "tre tres". kids 'cause dad's he's saying he's gonna score a bunch of three-pointers on you. yeah, we ball til we fall. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa!
we're seeing that secretary of state pompeo might be heading back to pyongyang in the coming days to keep this thing moving along. >> heather: we didn't know he went there when it began. it wouldn't surprise me. >> bill: now we get to the wardrobe controversy. first lady on the trip to the border. how the white house is responding on that today plus heaven is a far better place this morning as we remember the life of charles krauthammer. ♪ ♪ keep your most valuable insights...
director, according to director coats, according to mike pompeo, according to all of the intelligence chiefs, all of whom were appointed by donald trump. >> yeah. they're playing to an audience of one, donald trump. they're in pretty safe distribut distri distribut distributes, but they rely on the support of donald trump or at least on his not attacking them in tweets, and you know, they're trying to deep six this investigation that every professional intelligence official, everybody who's at all objective has looked at, says it's a totally valid investigation. >> gene, gene, can we underline the fact these are not obama officials? >> they're not. >> saying that vladimir putin is trying to rig american democracy, that these are all intel officials who were appointed by donald trump? >> right. they were appointed by donald trump. in the main republicans, life long republicans like bob mueller and rod rosenstein and director wray. they are not at all handling this in a partisan nature. quite the contrary. i think they have bent over backwards to try to do this investigation without sor
director, according to director coats, according to mike pompeo, according to all of the intelligence chiefs, all of whom were appointed by donald trump. >> yeah. they're playing to an audience of one, donald trump. they're in pretty safe distribut distri distribut distributes, but they rely on the support of donald trump or at least on his not attacking them in tweets, and you know, they're trying to deep six this investigation that every professional intelligence official, everybody...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : June 11, 2018 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
on a squloynt statement. that's why secretary pompeo came into the briefing room i don't know how many hours ago. i was morning i guess our time here and said they're moving very quickly. and the president is going to leave, we later learned, leave tonight after his news conference following the summit rather than staying until wednesday. so instead ofaving a second day, things were going so well, flayed agreed among the experts on the framework of something. and what that something is, i've been told is some kind of a commitment from kim jong-un to denuclearization. the problem, of course, what does that mean? how do we ever verify what he has, because we don't know what he has? the estimates vary from 20 to warheads. we're talking about thousands o people in an underground complex. rachel, you've been there. you know how complex this is. and from all of our reporting, i've been there a couple of times, but n at the nuclear weapons sites themselves. this is a very, very mysterious program, and they cheated before kim's father, kim jong il cheated in 1994 and fooled bill clinton.
on a squloynt statement. that's why secretary pompeo came into the briefing room i don't know how many hours ago. i was morning i guess our time here and said they're moving very quickly. and the president is going to leave, we later learned, leave tonight after his news conference following the summit rather than staying until wednesday. so instead ofaving a second day, things were going so well, flayed agreed among the experts on the framework of something. and what that something is, i've...
MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle : MSNBCW : June 14, 2018 6:00am-7:00am PDT
about finances here. the math doesn't add up. secretary of state mike pompeo, he's meeting with chinese president xi jinping. tell us about that because xi jinping must be thrilled about this. >> it was the chinese that floated this idea of -- >> last summer. >> right. it was the idea if you have the u.s. military and south korea stop doing these military exercises, you might have the space for negotiations. in a way because of the olympics, that's what happened. the pentagon, when they suspended those exercises in april and march, they didn't use the word suspend. they said delay. they said they're simply doing it to deconflict because they didn't want to have too many forces on the ground doing this when you have the plix going on. that crew it's yaed the space for these talks to really take off. in some ways, it was the chinese suggestion of a freeze for freeze which ultimately became part of the bargaining position. and president trump, as he said, he said this up front, he's going to go ahead and call off what he calls war games, which they insist here are military exercise
about finances here. the math doesn't add up. secretary of state mike pompeo, he's meeting with chinese president xi jinping. tell us about that because xi jinping must be thrilled about this. >> it was the chinese that floated this idea of -- >> last summer. >> right. it was the idea if you have the u.s. military and south korea stop doing these military exercises, you might have the space for negotiations. in a way because of the olympics, that's what happened. the...
Washington Week : KQED : June 2, 2018 1:30am-2:01am PDT
the culmination of this week'sen develo. days earlier secretary of state mike pompeo hosting a dinner with him and other officials in new york to continue the rapid fire diplomacy that ban -- began almost as soon as theresident pulled out of the planned summit eek. today the perspective lowered expectations. presidentru: i never said it's going to go in one meeting. i think it's going to a process but the rhythms are building. robert: peter, he's talking about the beginning of a process.s if t just the start of a long process, what does success look like on june 12? peter: that's a greatst qn. now we're looking at june 12 as a gets to know you pluseeting. that's what he called it. they were trying to downplay expectations because i think it's become clear to them that there's no such thing as a straight line when it comes to north korea and hey that didn't want to have expectations so high that when they came out of singapore d without aument that it looked like a failure. robert: what document could come out of this? the president mentioned there could be an end to the long korean wa
the culmination of this week'sen develo. days earlier secretary of state mike pompeo hosting a dinner with him and other officials in new york to continue the rapid fire diplomacy that ban -- began almost as soon as theresident pulled out of the planned summit eek. today the perspective lowered expectations. presidentru: i never said it's going to go in one meeting. i think it's going to a process but the rhythms are building. robert: peter, he's talking about the beginning of a process.s if t...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : June 7, 2018 3:00am-6:01am PDT
commenting on this at all? if you're mike pompeo, what are you saysing to president trump today about this historic summit? >> during his brief tenure as the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani has felt very empowered to weigh in on all rounds of national affairs. remember the, he had said that the kidnapped americans were going to be released. prematurely. he has made various proclamations about the iran nuclear agreement and about regime change in iran. and so if you're mike pompeo, you don't like this at all, but this is an administration that has no control over the message at all so of course it's going to continue to be par for the course to have rudy giuliani freelancing and saying whatever he wants. >> i think what you're trying to say is that rudy giuliani is not actually a lawyer. he's not the president's lawyer, he's the president's bull dog and he's the president's spokesperson and he weighs in on all of these extra topics that have nothing to do with the russia investigation. we reported that he got trump to endorse dan donovan out on staten island. that's not really
commenting on this at all? if you're mike pompeo, what are you saysing to president trump today about this historic summit? >> during his brief tenure as the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani has felt very empowered to weigh in on all rounds of national affairs. remember the, he had said that the kidnapped americans were going to be released. prematurely. he has made various proclamations about the iran nuclear agreement and about regime change in iran. and so if you're mike pompeo, you...
MSNBC Live With Yasmin Vossoughian : MSNBCW : June 3, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
we deal with the countries and so when we look at this, other than secretary of state pompeo, who do we think can go in there and convey a message and how would we ever enforce it? this is unlike any other situation that we have in the world, and so imagine when the summit happens, whenever says, both sides have some sort of victory and the real victory will be north korea. >> north korea is basically broke. >> kim jong-un can't pay for his own hotel bill in singapore. >> doesn't want to. >> they're desperate and when china leaned on them to put the sanctions that really put the squeeze on them and you have to look at them from another point of view that they need an influx of money. they need an economy that's going. so what -- even if they come to the table, north korea, kim jong-un will have to go back with his country with just, like, what are they going to do with their economy? >> quickly, though, chris. is an open economy good at maintaining a dictatorship like kim jong-un's? >> i defer to the experts on that. donald trump in advance has already made more concessions than anyo
we deal with the countries and so when we look at this, other than secretary of state pompeo, who do we think can go in there and convey a message and how would we ever enforce it? this is unlike any other situation that we have in the world, and so imagine when the summit happens, whenever says, both sides have some sort of victory and the real victory will be north korea. >> north korea is basically broke. >> kim jong-un can't pay for his own hotel bill in singapore. >>...
Breakfast : BBCNEWS : June 14, 2018 6:00am-8:31am BST
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pompeo, says the us hopes to see what he calls "major disarmament" by north korea over the next two years. speaking in south korea when meeting the foreign minister, he said he was confident pyongyang understood that any work to remove nuclear weapons from the peninsula would have to be verified. after his summit with kim jong—un, mr trump tweeted that north korea was no longer a nuclear threat. haiti has permanently banned the british arm of oxfam from operating in the country because of sexual misconduct by some of the charity's staff. the haitian government had temporarily suspended oxfam's operations in february, while it investigated allegations. oxfam said it was disappointed but understood the decision. the world cup gets underway today in russia. football's showpiece event features 32 teams competing in 64 games over 32 days. matches will be played out in 12 stadiums, across 11 cities, spread over 1,800 miles. the month long tournament is expected to attract one and a half million fans to the country and an estimated global television audience of over three billion viewers. our
pompeo, says the us hopes to see what he calls "major disarmament" by north korea over the next two years. speaking in south korea when meeting the foreign minister, he said he was confident pyongyang understood that any work to remove nuclear weapons from the peninsula would have to be verified. after his summit with kim jong—un, mr trump tweeted that north korea was no longer a nuclear threat. haiti has permanently banned the british arm of oxfam from operating in the country...
dysfunction colliding with a critical face-to-face here with secretary of state mike pompeo in singapore trying to downplay the drama. >> there are always irritants in relationships. i'm very confident that the relationships between our coies, the united states and those g7 countries, will continue to be a move forward on a strong basis. >> reporter: and as we talk about these critical economic issues, some breaking news that we are just learning about the president's top economic adviser, larry kudlow has suffered a heart tack. the president tweeting about that even as he is on sentosa island here in singapore ready to meet with kim jong-un. he says kudlo i at walter reed medical center back in washington. lester, we just saw kudlow at the g7 summit that we're talking about in quebec. he was just out on the sunday shows. a lot of people are thinking and praying for him and his family tonight. >> certainly, our thoughts are with mr. kudlow. hallie, thank you. >>> now to a mystery finally solved after 35 yes. a top u.s. security official with top-secret clearance disappeared 35 years ago
dysfunction colliding with a critical face-to-face here with secretary of state mike pompeo in singapore trying to downplay the drama. >> there are always irritants in relationships. i'm very confident that the relationships between our coies, the united states and those g7 countries, will continue to be a move forward on a strong basis. >> reporter: and as we talk about these critical economic issues, some breaking news that we are just learning about the president's top economic...
Afternoon Live : BBCNEWS : June 14, 2018 2:00pm-5:01pm BST
pompeo explained the deal struck between donald trump and kim jong—un to his south korean and japanese counterparts. in a moment: the newest member of the royal family, the duchess of sussex, has accompanied the queen on her first official royal visit. the queen and the duchess have spent the afternoon together in cheshire and chester. sport now on afternoon live with hugh woozencroft it is here, the world cup begins. and we start talking about injuries. marcus rashford missed the open training session yesterday which —— with what was a minor knee problem, but he did not train again today and it is likely he will not play in the first game against tunisia on monday. we should expect raheem sterling and jesse lingard to appear in that match. harry kane will be the captain going into this tournament. he picked to won —— he beatjordan henderson to the role and today one of his team—mates during trippier spoke about that position. —— kieran trippier. during trippier spoke about that position. -- kieran trippier. we have got to be patient, we have analysed them and we have loo
pompeo explained the deal struck between donald trump and kim jong—un to his south korean and japanese counterparts. in a moment: the newest member of the royal family, the duchess of sussex, has accompanied the queen on her first official royal visit. the queen and the duchess have spent the afternoon together in cheshire and chester. sport now on afternoon live with hugh woozencroft it is here, the world cup begins. and we start talking about injuries. marcus rashford missed the open...
. secretary of state mike pompeo, who briefed japanese and south korean officials immediately after the summit, is scheduled to meet with south korea's president moon jae-in and chinese president xi jinping on thursday. >> any comment on north korea? >> reporter: and on capitol hill, vice president mike pence briefed gop senators. the president says he wants congressional approval for a deal, but lawmakers on both sides question kim's sincerity. >> kim jong-un is a butcher. working with him is like trying to hand feed a shark. >> reporter: and the agreement. >> this amounts to nothing more at this point than a photo op. >> as part of the effort to convince kim to give up his nuclear weapons -- >> their story is well known. but what will be their sequel? >> reporter: the national security council created more than four minutes of tailored multimedia content, which was played out before the president's press conference. >> two men, two leaders, one destiny. >> reporter: depicting a prosperous pyongyang alongside the united states. >> i showed it to him today, actually during the meeti
. secretary of state mike pompeo, who briefed japanese and south korean officials immediately after the summit, is scheduled to meet with south korea's president moon jae-in and chinese president xi jinping on thursday. >> any comment on north korea? >> reporter: and on capitol hill, vice president mike pence briefed gop senators. the president says he wants congressional approval for a deal, but lawmakers on both sides question kim's sincerity. >> kim jong-un is a butcher....
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : June 8, 2018 2:00am-3:00am PDT
. secretary of state mike pompeo firing back at the media saying there is no bad blood between him and john bolton regarding foreign policy. >> those articles are unfounded. i disagree with great consistency over time, two individual to present our views. i'm confident that will happen on issues. rob: pompeo demanding advisers given filtered opinions even if they clash. there has been some of that. atf agent in critical condition shot multiple times after a deadly ambush during an undercover operation. one suspect that is another in custody. the chaotic scene unfolding in gary, indiana outside chicago. the agent was part of the effort help local police crackdown on violence in the area. he is expected to survive. look at this. a small plane makes an emergency landing on the florida highway like something out of an action movie, the her craft experience engine problems forcing the pilot split-second decision, the plane had been on a training flight and there it goes. nobody was hurt, no cars were hit. the faa investigating. jillian: that is my nightmare on the turnpike. nearly 100 milli
. secretary of state mike pompeo firing back at the media saying there is no bad blood between him and john bolton regarding foreign policy. >> those articles are unfounded. i disagree with great consistency over time, two individual to present our views. i'm confident that will happen on issues. rob: pompeo demanding advisers given filtered opinions even if they clash. there has been some of that. atf agent in critical condition shot multiple times after a deadly ambush during an...
Kasie DC : MSNBCW : June 10, 2018 4:00pm-6:00pm PDT
pompeo who has met with him, the only one of his top aides. the allied agencies have compiled a detailed study, profile of kim jong-un largely taken from interviews with some of his former class made when he attended an elite swiss school in his adolescence. >> interesting. >> the profile, we got this from someone who studied it carefully, the classified binder. it bears a striking resemblance to the kim jong-un you see today. he described him as the young kim jong-un from these interviews, almost sick. would be prone to fits of anger and outbursts of violence. apparently there were young children he hit during this. he was an inattentive student. didn't attend class very much, and demanded slaveish loyalty from his classmates. >> slaveish loyalty. evelyn farkas, what does this tell you if you're preparing the president to meet with this man? >> first of all, it's not surprising because this is the guy who had his brother killed and his uncle killed. so, anyone who would be any kind of threat to him and his power has been eliminated. we understand he's a pretty ruthless guy. alt
pompeo who has met with him, the only one of his top aides. the allied agencies have compiled a detailed study, profile of kim jong-un largely taken from interviews with some of his former class made when he attended an elite swiss school in his adolescence. >> interesting. >> the profile, we got this from someone who studied it carefully, the classified binder. it bears a striking resemblance to the kim jong-un you see today. he described him as the young kim jong-un from these...
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : June 11, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
state pompeo providing some insight into president trump's mindset with just hours to go. >> the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept. thanks sanctions will remain until north korea completely and verifiably abandons its nuclear weapons program. those two people will be sitting in a room together tomorrow. >>> and then there was this. former nba star dennis rodman is also in singapore. for some reason. he told reporters to couch their expectations. >> people should not expect so much for the firstme. the door'sopen. >> is this exciting for you, mr. rodman, to be here? >> it is exciting to be a part of it. that's the main thing. exciting to be a part of it. >> the big question we are asking today, how much progress will president trump, alone, be able to make with kim jong-un other than the photo-op? kelly o'donnell and bill neely are both in singapore. the choreography of this event which is tonight for us, today for you over there in singapore, how is it going to go down? the two men are coming in from different
state pompeo providing some insight into president trump's mindset with just hours to go. >> the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept. thanks sanctions will remain until north korea completely and verifiably abandons its nuclear weapons program. those two people will be sitting in a room together tomorrow. >>> and then there was this. former nba star dennis rodman is also in singapore. for some reason. he told...
heartbreaking. >>> we begin today with the hard work still ahead, hey, mike pompeo, when it comes to that nuclear agreement president trump signed alongside kim jong-un. just how accomplished was t summit? we're going to answer that question. i've got a great team. first, up to speed with the developments. the president landed at joint base andrews early this morning, fresh off that historic summit with the leader of north korea. at the same time, secretary of state mike pompeo is in seoul to discuss the summit with the president and japanese foreign minister.the presidt describing meeting, no surprise, as a big success. he tweeted before taking office people were assumed we were going to war with north korea. president obama said that n dangerous problem. no longer. sleep well tonight. last night, he told fox's sean hannity that things are running in the right direction. >> we really have gotten a lot. you haven't seen missiles going up in seven or eight months. you haven't seen nuclear tests. i talked about we have to be denuked. his country has to be denuked. he fully understood it. >>
heartbreaking. >>> we begin today with the hard work still ahead, hey, mike pompeo, when it comes to that nuclear agreement president trump signed alongside kim jong-un. just how accomplished was t summit? we're going to answer that question. i've got a great team. first, up to speed with the developments. the president landed at joint base andrews early this morning, fresh off that historic summit with the leader of north korea. at the same time, secretary of state mike pompeo is in...
The Five : FOXNEWSW : June 19, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
pompeo announcing that united states is pulling out of the united nations human rights council. breaking the news moments ago. >> human rights abusers continue to serve on and be elected to the council. the world's most inhumane regimes continued to escape scrutiny. and the council continued politicizing and scapegoating of countries in attempt to distract from abusers in their ranks. we take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of the hypocritical and self-serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights. >> kimberly: for more on the story, stay tuned to "special report" at 6:00 p.m. tonight. a week after the landmark summit in singapore, surprising things emerging about america's partisan divide. new poll finds democrats view president trump more 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 f
pompeo announcing that united states is pulling out of the united nations human rights council. breaking the news moments ago. >> human rights abusers continue to serve on and be elected to the council. the world's most inhumane regimes continued to escape scrutiny. and the council continued politicizing and scapegoating of countries in attempt to distract from abusers in their ranks. we take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of the hypocritical and...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : June 2, 2018 1:00am-1:30am BST
pompeo seems to have improved relations. it's not clear whether they have agreed on an aim or even what denuclearisation means. do you think tim is committed to doing denuclearisation? i do think so, he would like to see it happen, he wants to be careful, he is not going to run and do things, but i told him to be honest with you, look, we have sanctions on, very powerful sanctions, we would not take sanctions off unless they did that. if kim jong—un's letter did make a difference, it was the gesture, not its contents. president trump hadn't taken it out of the envelope by the time he waved goodbye to the north korean leader's right—hand man. the comings and goings of diplomacy can be difficult to follow at this white house. han park is professor emeritus at university of georgia. he has experience of mediating with top officials in both koreas and the us. speaking from augusta, georgia, he gave us his thoughts about what both sides might now seem to expect. the meeting will be pretty much superficial it will mean general terms that they will agree, a level of desire on the pa
pompeo seems to have improved relations. it's not clear whether they have agreed on an aim or even what denuclearisation means. do you think tim is committed to doing denuclearisation? i do think so, he would like to see it happen, he wants to be careful, he is not going to run and do things, but i told him to be honest with you, look, we have sanctions on, very powerful sanctions, we would not take sanctions off unless they did that. if kim jong—un's letter did make a difference, it was...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : June 18, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PDT
do. i'll take one last question. >> secretary pompeo came out today and he said that an exchange for denuclearization on the korean peninsula that the united states had committed to updating the armistice agreement in place and could you confirm the president did make this commitment to kim jong-un and what exactly does updating the armistice mean? does it put the future of u.s. forces on the korean peninsula in question and just any more information you could update us on in that regard? >> we're finalizing the details of what the process will look like. certainly would confirm secretary pompeo's comments and would refer you to the state department and the department of defense who will be putting those details out and together. thanks so much. have a great day. >> sarah sanders, the white house press secretary walking off that podium over there earlier kirstjen nielsen and both of them strongly defending this very, very controversial policy of going ahead and separating young kids, children from their parents as they cross into the united states. about 2,000 kids now separated from
do. i'll take one last question. >> secretary pompeo came out today and he said that an exchange for denuclearization on the korean peninsula that the united states had committed to updating the armistice agreement in place and could you confirm the president did make this commitment to kim jong-un and what exactly does updating the armistice mean? does it put the future of u.s. forces on the korean peninsula in question and just any more information you could update us on in that...
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : June 12, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
of state mike pompeo and security official from north korea will hold a follow-up talk as soon as possible. reaction pouring in from all around the world, donald trump making history. richardstanding by with some of that reaction from all arod the world and what is being said about the summits. we saw pictures of south korea specifically, all around the table just glued to the levision set. >> reporter: a lot of it has to do with the efforts of south korea. president moon who was recently elected push this movement, he has been pushing better relations with north korea and trying to get the united states involved so he watched with great interest and the south korean government wanted this meeting, wanted better relations and to reach the type of agreement between the united states, south korea and north korea to resolve this nuclear issue. it is a historic day, first time the president of the united states, ing president has met with the leader of north korea but there are a lot of details that still need to be worked out. that is why they outlined more diplomacy and a lot of reg
of state mike pompeo and security official from north korea will hold a follow-up talk as soon as possible. reaction pouring in from all around the world, donald trump making history. richardstanding by with some of that reaction from all arod the world and what is being said about the summits. we saw pictures of south korea specifically, all around the table just glued to the levision set. >> reporter: a lot of it has to do with the efforts of south korea. president moon who was...
CBS Evening News with Jeff Glor : KPIX : June 6, 2018 5:30pm-5:59pm PDT
pompeo to be by his side and to take the lead on shaping the north korea policy. we know the meeting itself will be held on a small island off of singapore, and it begins the night of monday, june 11. so while the president has publicly said he believes they can agree to end the 70 years of war on the korean peninsula, administration sources emphasize nothing is final here, and he is willing to walk out. >> glor: yeah, fascinating and tenuous discussions. margaret brennan, thanks. we will be broadcasting from singapore beginning sunday, june 10th and the "cbs evening news" will originate from there monday and tuesday, june 11th and 12th. we are learning more tonight ksout the contractor arrested yesterday as he reported for e rk at the white house. he had been wanted for weeks for attempted murder. now there are questions about how he eluded authorities and got that close to the white aruse. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: martese edwards m peared in a washington, d.c. courtroom today and did not fight extradition to maryland on a charge of attempted murder. secret service didn't pr
pompeo to be by his side and to take the lead on shaping the north korea policy. we know the meeting itself will be held on a small island off of singapore, and it begins the night of monday, june 11. so while the president has publicly said he believes they can agree to end the 70 years of war on the korean peninsula, administration sources emphasize nothing is final here, and he is willing to walk out. >> glor: yeah, fascinating and tenuous discussions. margaret brennan, thanks. we...
BBC World News America : KQED : June 13, 2018 5:30pm-6:00pm PDT
security. secretary of state mike pompeo has been to south korea ou begin talks the process on denuclearizaon, amid criticism from democrats who say little of substance has been agreed. john sudworth reports. john: in north korea, most of the formation-starved masses had heard thing about the summit until today. is, of course, being sold to them as a great victy. "donald trump is halting the u.s.-south korean joint military exercises," the newsreader say the suspension of the drills, for so long such a key feature of america's alliance with south korea, appears to have taken many in the region by surprise, not least south korea itself. the japanese defense minister made his concern clear today. >> the drills and the u.s. military stationed in south korea play vital role in east asia's security. john: but back on the ground after his flight home om the singapore summit, donald trump was on twitter again. "there is no longer a nuclearre that from north korea," he said.t, and aving criticized his f predecesso beingea outplayed, themr. trump has signed is just as e as any that have
security. secretary of state mike pompeo has been to south korea ou begin talks the process on denuclearizaon, amid criticism from democrats who say little of substance has been agreed. john sudworth reports. john: in north korea, most of the formation-starved masses had heard thing about the summit until today. is, of course, being sold to them as a great victy. "donald trump is halting the u.s.-south korean joint military exercises," the newsreader say the suspension of the drills,...
ABC7 News 6:00PM : KGO : June 11, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
they'll be speaking in english that kim jong-un will understand. >> mike pompeo has pompeo has ps in recent months. we don't know for sure, but president trump has likely talked to him over the phone, but this is the first face-to-face. >> i think the three of us so many times in the last few months talking about the possibility of war and being on that boarder, that dmz, myself a few months ago and realizing that these are two nations that could go to war and the military preparing for that. to see the hand on the shoulder that president trump put on kim jong-un is extraordinary. >> the words that president trump has used to describe kim jong-un and the ones that kim jong-un has used to describe the president. we don't know what's going to happen once they get behind those doors, but you made the point especially after those first tests and those threats from kim jong-un, the military was poised for possible military action. no one was sure it wouldn't come. >> absolutely. you know, one of the things we haven't talked about much is that kim jong-un really stopped before the u.s. mil
they'll be speaking in english that kim jong-un will understand. >> mike pompeo has pompeo has ps in recent months. we don't know for sure, but president trump has likely talked to him over the phone, but this is the first face-to-face. >> i think the three of us so many times in the last few months talking about the possibility of war and being on that boarder, that dmz, myself a few months ago and realizing that these are two nations that could go to war and the military...
Mornings With Maria Bartiromo : FBC : June 13, 2018 6:00am-8:58am EDT
given down the road. now it is over to secretary of pompeo, to begin negotiations hopeful as the president suggested, kim jong-un will also yun latly start dismantling this is nuclear program would be a real confidence best i remembered so hopefully both of those things will occur in parallel. >> one of the things that secretary pompeo will do be explaining, the president's comments about the so-called war gales or military exercises conducted between u.s. and south korea the white house now says the u.s. military, will continue to train with south o korean counterparts conduct military drills not large scale joint exercises the president said was stopping get war games your thoughts on this the president tweeted about the this, we are saving a wrote fortunate by not doing war games as long as negotiatinging in good faith both sides are. >> saebt mike pompeo in south korea this morning where about allies on thfter math of this summit what zoufrdo you think about th. >> he has explaining to do in seoul south korea i think took the statement took south koreans by surprise quite fra
given down the road. now it is over to secretary of pompeo, to begin negotiations hopeful as the president suggested, kim jong-un will also yun latly start dismantling this is nuclear program would be a real confidence best i remembered so hopefully both of those things will occur in parallel. >> one of the things that secretary pompeo will do be explaining, the president's comments about the so-called war gales or military exercises conducted between u.s. and south korea the white house...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : June 11, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
a rational actor, in part, because that is the impression that secretary pompeo got when he met with him and conveyed to the president. but at the end of the day, you're right. he views this no differently than any other negotiation he's been in, whether it was running a new york real estate business or some negotiations he's done while in office. and so he -- for him, again, it's all about chemistry, sort of personal interaction, getting in the room with someone and it's very transactional. so, as you saw at the g7, sort of these traditional world orders and, you know, alliances can very easily be blown up. and in a certain way, although i don't think the president would put it this bluntly, but my colleague phil rucker certainly did. the president recognizes a bit of himself in kim. there's a lot of similarities in terms of what they want, in terms of a deal, in terms of optics and what they want to project back home, in terms of mercurial moods andhims and ways they approach situations and he sort of sees someone he thinks he can get in a room -- again, i'm not saying this is the
a rational actor, in part, because that is the impression that secretary pompeo got when he met with him and conveyed to the president. but at the end of the day, you're right. he views this no differently than any other negotiation he's been in, whether it was running a new york real estate business or some negotiations he's done while in office. and so he -- for him, again, it's all about chemistry, sort of personal interaction, getting in the room with someone and it's very transactional....
MSNBC Live With Katy Tur : MSNBCW : June 1, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
. they say with the president, only mike pompeo and his chief of staff john kelly. you might see a scenario where there would be an important meeting where other members of the administration, especially from the national security counsel or the national security adviser would be in such a meeting but officials tell me it is just pompeo and kelly with the president. of course, there are interpreters and so forth. no real readout of the individuals on the north korean side. but this is a lengthy meeting. clearly there are subjects worthy of talking about. it does take longer with translation, of course. perhaps there's a review of what pompeo was able to accomplish. there's a review of the advanced team in singapore doing their level of preparation, or perhaps it's a getting to know you session and talking about the issues that are on the table. as we've been outlining here today, this is a senior north korean official who has a very long history with the kim family and has been at the top of the intelligence in north korea. has carried out some of the harsh and deadly acts that nor
. they say with the president, only mike pompeo and his chief of staff john kelly. you might see a scenario where there would be an important meeting where other members of the administration, especially from the national security counsel or the national security adviser would be in such a meeting but officials tell me it is just pompeo and kelly with the president. of course, there are interpreters and so forth. no real readout of the individuals on the north korean side. but this is a lengthy...
, the state department, mike pompeo, it's running so well. i have this running so well. i have purposely because of this ridiculous witch hunt, i have said i'm going to stay away from the justice department until it's completed. so i've wanted to stay away. that doesn't mean i don't have to. i don't have to, because i don't want to get involved. people are saying i'm interfering. the report yesterday may be more important than anything. it totally exonerates me. there was no collusion, there was no obstruction, and if you read the report you'll see -- [multiple reporters questioning] >> what you'll really see is you'll see biased against me, and millions and tens of millions of my followers, that is really a disgrace. and yet, if you look at the fbi and you went in and polled the fbi, the real fbi, those guys love me and i love them. >> what about mueller? >> i think that whole investigation is now -- look, the problem with the mueller investigation is everybody has massive conflicts. you have weisman was at hillary clinton's funeral, meaning her party that turned into a funera
, the state department, mike pompeo, it's running so well. i have this running so well. i have purposely because of this ridiculous witch hunt, i have said i'm going to stay away from the justice department until it's completed. so i've wanted to stay away. that doesn't mean i don't have to. i don't have to, because i don't want to get involved. people are saying i'm interfering. the report yesterday may be more important than anything. it totally exonerates me. there was no collusion, there...
Fox and Friends Saturday : FOXNEWSW : June 2, 2018 3:00am-7:00am PDT
with secretary of state mike pompeo and then to the white house to meet with the commander-in-chief. abby: i wonder if the president sends a letter back how big it will be you know he likes to compete. pete: it's a huge envelope. ed: it's a big, beautiful envelope. abby: ed, you know this from covering presidents in the past. you can't say he is not transparent. he stood out there 20, 30 minutes took every question from the press. you remember during the campaign days, hillary clinton went days and days and days, weeks and months without saying a word to the media. you can't complain and say he is not answering our questions. if anything, he wants to tell the media too much. his team is trying to pull him back and don't give all the information. peed peed is he setting expectations. june 12th is not going to be the be all end all. it's a process. we all have to root for this to work. ed: they are not going to give up missiles and rockets in one week. you hear the media saying this could take years. this is not done yet. okay. we are making progress. we are going a long way towards d
with secretary of state mike pompeo and then to the white house to meet with the commander-in-chief. abby: i wonder if the president sends a letter back how big it will be you know he likes to compete. pete: it's a huge envelope. ed: it's a big, beautiful envelope. abby: ed, you know this from covering presidents in the past. you can't say he is not transparent. he stood out there 20, 30 minutes took every question from the press. you remember during the campaign days, hillary clinton went...
Nightly Business Report : KQED : June 7, 2018 5:00pm-5:31pm PDT
markets over the past few weeks. first, secretary of state mike pompeo said t todayt north korea has confirmed its willingness toma dle its nuclear arsenal. that revelation comes just days, of course, before theul sch summit with president trump and kim jong-un. before the president heads to singapore for that he will be meeting with g-7 allies in canada where contentious discussions over trade and ilriffs are expected. it certainlybe a big event for investors and the market which today finished mixed as bond yields dip. the dow jones industrial and averages are advancing 95 points. the nasdaq cooled after a serie of record closes down 54 points today with e s&p off about 2. >>> the ucs. has s a deal with chinese telecom company ztb which home a lynchpin in trade relations between the u.s. and china. some say this may point to progress in the high speed trade talks. wilbur ross says lzte w pay a $1 billion fine in return for ending sanctions on the firm. >> it imposes the most strict compliance that we've ever had on any company, american or foreign. we are literallydi emb a complian
markets over the past few weeks. first, secretary of state mike pompeo said t todayt north korea has confirmed its willingness toma dle its nuclear arsenal. that revelation comes just days, of course, before theul sch summit with president trump and kim jong-un. before the president heads to singapore for that he will be meeting with g-7 allies in canada where contentious discussions over trade and ilriffs are expected. it certainlybe a big event for investors and the market which today...
President Trump & North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Sign Joint Agreement : CSPAN : June 12, 2018 1:37am-1:45am EDT
goodwill went into this. a lot of work. a lot of preparation. everyone on both sides. secretary pompeo and all of his counterparts. they were absolutely fantastic. in a foreign language] pres. trump: thank you very much. that's fantastic. [laughter] -- [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. we will see you a little bit later. we are very proud of what took place today. i think i'm a horrible relationship with north korea i am in arean -- good relationship with north korea. we are going to do something. we have developed a very special bond. people will be very impressed, we will take care of a very big and very dangerous problem for the world, and i want to than chairman kim -- kim. it worked out for both of us are better than anybody could have expected. far better. i watched the various news reports. better than anybody pr wilte ler and it is an honor to be with you. very great honor. thank you to all of your representatives very much. [speaking in a foreign language] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> mr. kim -- [applause] pres. trump: thank
goodwill went into this. a lot of work. a lot of preparation. everyone on both sides. secretary pompeo and all of his counterparts. they were absolutely fantastic. in a foreign language] pres. trump: thank you very much. that's fantastic. [laughter] -- [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. we will see you a little bit later. we are very proud of what took place today. i think i'm a horrible relationship with north korea i am in arean -- good relationship with north korea. we...


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/**
 *	Brewery
 *
 *	Brewery is an object oriented, agile and scalable RESTful web applications framework built for PHP 5.4 and later, which focuses on structured and enterprise-worthy application development for cloud based services and applications.
 *
 *	@link http://brewphp.org
 *
 *	@author Robin Grass <hej@carbin.se>
 *
 *	@license http://opensource.org/licenses/LGPL-2.1 The GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1
 */

/* @namespace Database */
namespace Brewery\Database;

/* Deny direct file access */
if(!defined('BREWERY_ROOT_PATH')) exit;

/**
 *	Connection
 *
 *	Database connection class, extends PDOStatement. Makes database connections with PDO easier to understand and manage.
 *
 *	@vendor Brewery
 *	@package Database
 *
 *	@version 1.0
 *
 *	@author Robin Grass <hej@carbin.se>
 */
class Connection extends \PDO {

	/**
	 *	@var string $dsn Database source name.
	 */
	private $dsn;

	/**
	 *	@var array $drivers Array containing DSN pattern strings for different database types.
	 */
	protected $drivers = [
		'dblib' => 'host=%s:%d;dbname=%s',
		'firebird' => 'DataSource=%s;Port=%d;Database=%s;',
		'mysql' => 'host=%s;port=%d;dbname=%s;',
		'pgsql' => 'host=%s port=%d dbname=%s'
	];

	/**
	 *	@var array $driverOptions Additional database driver options.
	 */
	protected $driverOptions;

	/**
	 *	@var bool $isConnected Boolean whether a database connection exists, or not.
	 */
	protected $isConnected = false;

	/**
	 *	@var bool $inTransaction Boolean whether an transaction is in effect.
	 */
	protected $inTransaction = false;

	/**
	 *	Constructor
	 *
	 *	Validates database driver and sets DSN.
	 *
	 *	@param string $driver Database driver.
	 *	@param string $database Database name.
	 *	@param string $host Database host name.
	 *	@param int $port Database port.
	 *
	 *	@throws \Brewery\Database\Exceptions\DatabaseException
	 *
	 *	@return void
	 */
	public function __construct($driver, $database, $host = null, $port = null) {

		// Throw exception if database driver does not exist
		if(array_key_exists(strtolower($driver), $this->drivers) === false) {

			throw new Exceptions\DatabaseException(
				'Could not establish database connection.', "Database driver \"{$driver}\" does not exist.",
				Exceptions\DatabaseException::INVALID_ARGUMENT, __METHOD__
			);

		}

		// Throw exception if driver 'dblib' does not have a port specified
		if(strtolower($driver) === 'dblib' && is_int($port) === false) {

			throw new Exceptions\DatabaseException(
				'Could not establish database connection.', "Database driver \"{$driver}\" requires that a port is specified.",
				Exceptions\DatabaseException::INVALID_ARGUMENT, __METHOD__
			);

		}

		// Set default hostname
		$host = (is_null($host) === true) ? 'localhost' : $host;

		// Set default port
		$port = (is_null($port) === true) ? null : $port;

		// Set database source name
		$this->setDatabaseSourceName(strtolower($driver), $database, $host, $port);

		// Set default database driver options
		$this->driverOptions = [
			\PDO::MYSQL_ATTR_INIT_COMMAND => "SET NAMES utf8",
			\PDO::ATTR_DEFAULT_FETCH_MODE => \PDO::FETCH_CLASS,
			\PDO::ATTR_STATEMENT_CLASS => [
				'\Brewery\Database\Statement',
				[$this, '\Brewery\Database\Result']
			]
		];

	}

	/**
	 *	setDataSourceName
	 *
	 *	Sets database source name based on database driver option.
	 *
	 *	@param string $driver Database driver name.
	 *	@param string $database Database name.
	 *	@param string $host Database host name.
	 *	@param int $port Database port.
	 *
	 *	@return void
	 */
	private function setDatabaseSourceName($driver, $database, $host = null, $port = null) {

		// Set default hostname
		$host = (is_null($host) === true) ? 'localhost' : $host;

		// Set default port
		$port = (is_null($port) === true) ? false : $port;

		// Get DSN string
		$dsn = $this->drivers[$driver];

		// Create DSN without port
		if($port === false) {

			$dsn = preg_replace('/(port=%d[;| ])/i', '', $dsn);

			$this->dsn = "{$driver}:" . sprintf($dsn, $host, $database);

		} else {

			// Create DSN with port
			$this->dsn = "{$driver}:" . sprintf($dsn, $host, $port, $database);

		}

	}

	/**
	 *	setDatabaseDriverOptions
	 *
	 *	Sets database driver specific options.
	 *
	 *	@param array $driverOptions Array containing key value pairs of driver specific options.
	 *
	 *	@throws \Brewery\Database\Exceptions\DatabaseException
	 *
	 *	@return void
	 */
	public function setDatabaseDriverOptions(Array $driverOptions) {

		if($this->isConnected() === true) {

			throw new Exceptions\DatabaseException(
				'Could not set database driver options.',
				'A database connection with driver options has already been established.',
				__METHOD__, Exceptions\DatabaseException::BAD_CALL_EXCEPTION
			);

		}

		$this->driverOptions = array_merge($this->driverOptions, $driverOptions);

	}

	/**
	 *	connect
	 *
	 *	Connects to specified database.
	 *
	 *	@param string $username Database username.
	 *	@param string $password Database password.
	 *
	 *	@return void
	 */
	public function connect($username, $password) {

		// Invoke class parent
		parent::__construct($this->dsn, $username, $password, $this->driverOptions);

		$this->isConnected = true;

	}

	/**
	 *	isConnected
	 *
	 *	Returns boolean whether a database connection exists, or not.
	 *
	 *	@return bool
	 */
	public function isConnected() {

		return $this->isConnected;

	}

	/**
	 *	inTransaction
	 *
	 *	Boolean whether an transaction is in effect.
	 *
	 *	@return bool
	 */
	public function inTransaction() {

		return $this->inTransaction;

	}

	/**
	 *	beginTransaction
	 *
	 *	Begins transaction mode and sets internal transaction flag, if no active transaction exists.
	 *
	 *	@return bool
	 */
	public function beginTransaction() {

		if($this->inTransaction() === false) {

			$this->inTransaction = parent::beginTransaction();

			return $this->inTransaction;

		}

		return false;

	}

	/**
	 *	commit
	 *
	 *	Commits current transaction.
	 *
	 *	@return void
	 */
	public function commit() {

		if($this->inTransaction() === true) {

			parent::commit();

			$this->inTransaction = false;

		}

	}

	/**
	 *	rollback
	 *
	 *	Reverts current transaction.
	 *
	 *	@return void
	 */
	public function rollback() {

		if($this->inTransaction() === true) {

			parent::rollBack();

			$this->inTransaction = false;

		}

	}

}

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text:
Valencia wrestling's Smelser runner-up at Masters Meet; Vikes send 3 to CIF State tourney
Haley Sawyer
LA HABRA — Valencia High School is sending three varsity boys wrestlers to the CIF State tournament after Braden Smelser, Trent Munoz and Alex Munoz placed in the Top 9 at the CIF-Southern Section Masters Meet at Sonora High School in La Habra on Saturday.
Smelser was the runner-up in the 170-pound bracket, Trent came in fourth at 160 and Alex came in sixth on Saturday, the second day of the Masters Meet.
After a full day of wrestling on Friday, the senior started his day with a win by fall in the 170-pound quarterfinals, then picked up another win by an 8-4 decision in the semifinals in the afternoon.
Smelser faced No. 1 seed, Valor Buck of Servite, in the finals, whom he has wrestled before but never beaten. After two scoreless periods, Buck was able to score one point in the final round, despite having to take injury time for an apparent leg injury.
That one point ultimately gave him the 170 title.
"(It was) pretty disappointing, and I could beat him," Smelser said. "There's only one zero so I've wrestled him like twice already and he's beaten me every time so I just really wanted the beat him at Masters. It's like the biggest stage, if not state, I don't know if I'll see him."
Buck went a perfect 5-0 in the tournament, while Smelser finished 4-1.
After losing in a 160 quarterfinals match to St. John Bosco's Cael Valencia, Trent moved into the consolation bracket, where he pinned Tyler Hanna of Southern Torrance with 13 seconds remaining in the match.
At Sonora High School today, where four Valencia boys wrestlers are competing in the CIF-SS Masters Meet. pic.twitter.com/XVNZcEeZD5
— Haley Sawyer (@haleymsawyer) February 22, 2020
"I was just telling myself, this is where you've got to dig deep," said Trent of when he reached the consolation bracket. "This is where you want it. All these guys that are in my same position, they're gonna want it.
"I'm gonna need to want it more than they do, so I went into that match focused and confident. I ended up pinning the guy in the third round which secured my place and going to states."
In his next match, Trent pinned Damien's Liam McNair with 1:09 remaining in the second period to get him into the third-place match. There, he wrestled Ethan Aguiniga from Sultana and lost in a 4-2 decision to earn fourth place.
Alex, a freshman and younger brother of Trent, pinned Sammy Mendoza of Yucaipa with five seconds remaining in the second period to start the day in the 145 bracket. After that, he won his match against Gavin Walker of Dana Hills in a 5-1 decision.
Alex beat Damien's Liam McNair in a 10-2 decision before his day was ended in the following match. Luke Gayer of Calvary Chapel pinned him with 35 seconds remaining in the first period to hand him sixth place.
The finish is the best-ever by a freshman in Valencia wrestling's program history.
MORE: No days off for Valencia wrestling as team prepares for Masters Meet
"My freshman year I went 1-2 and Alex, he took he took sixth, so he did really, really good," Trent said. "I'm proud of him. And it's gonna be awesome me and him going to state together with Braden."
The Vikings' Jake Quintana was also at the tournament, wrestling at 132. Quintana was unable to advance to the state level after he lost a 3-2 decision to Cameron Owen of Paloma Valley early on Saturday.
The CIF State meet will be held in Bakersfield at Rabobank Arena on Feb. 27, 28 and 29.
This week's preparations for the trio will involve staying healthy and making some final adjustments before they compete in California prep wrestling's biggest event.
"There's not going to be much conditioning this week because I mean, it's already been done," Smelser said. "This whole year it's been conditioning. So we're just going to go over our mistakes and get better."
A Pennsylvania native, Haley Sawyer has covered sports across the country. She is a graduate of Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh and is the sports editor at The Signal.
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NZSki boss James Coddington is walking the talk – he's foregoing his pay till all three mountains open.
Coddington joins his 400 seasonal Queenstown staff who've been without income for four weeks due to lack of snow – because "I can't ask others to do what I'm not willing to do myself".
"I feel very strongly about the staff's plight at the moment and as a leader of the company I feel I also need to do what I can in the situation that we've all found ourselves in," he says.
Coddington – who only revealed his stand when approached by Mountain Scene – says he asked the company's payroll to withhold his pay from June 20 – despite continuing to work.
Coddington is still working long hours every day to run the company and organise daily feeds, community work and activities for his staff.
Seasonal workers agree in their contracts to not be paid when the mountains are closed.
"I'm only one person in a leadership team which are all doing their best at this tough time," Coddington says.
He also says he's only told his senior management team about his pay decision and not the board of directors.
NZSki's Canterbury field Mount Hutt opened for the first time this season on Monday and Coronet Peak was scheduled to open today after days of snow-making.
Coddington says it's a "huge relief" that Queenstown's premier field is opening.
The Remarkables remains closed, but Coddington says snow-making is helping the ski field get closer to opening.
"It will be soon, based on how much snow we've been able to make over the past few days," he says.