prosperity. second, the united states and north korea will join their efforts to build a lasting and stable peace regime on the korean pinsula. third, north korea commits to workd the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and finally, the united states and the north commit to recoveringrisoners of war, missing in action remains, including the immediate repatriation of those already identified. president trump held a news conference just a short time ago and revealed what appears to be a major concession on the american side ending the u.s./south korea joint military exercises which he called war games. can you be specific about what assurances you are willing to give to kim jong-un? does that include reducing military capabilities and just to follow up on your answer no, we re not reducing anything. at some point i have to be host and i used to say this
during my campaign, as you know probably better than most, i want to get our soldiers out and bring our soldiers
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or four of them out. judge jeanine: i know you will have more to say tomorrow morning on fox news sunday. now to my opening statement. you know, americans elected the outsider businessman president. why? to borrow a phrase from the man himself. what do we have to lose? the economy was in the tank, our kids western living in the basement because they couldn t find a job. factories were closing down, jobs and manufacturing were being shipped overseas, and in trade, china was sucking us dry. the obama folks called it a healthy economy but there was barely a pulse. 1% annual gdp growth was the new normal and president obama warned donald trump s election would result in economic disaster for all americans. some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come
throw us into a recession. the last thing we need. he would undermine the growth that we have had since the great recession.
and remember, i m watters and this is my world. [ ] judge jeanine: breaking tonight, president trump s attorney, rudy giuliani with explosive allegations regarding the michael cohen tape. welcome to justice, i m jeanine pirro. and thank you for making justice the number one rated show on all of cable news all last weekend. my opening statement in a moment. but first rudy giuliani within the hour told fox news that experts have gone over the tape former trump attorney michael cohen allegedly made with the president and giuliani says quote somebody played around, close quote, with the tape. he says the trump legal team is trying to get to the bottom of
it. among other things he says he s trying to get access to the original full recording. a prospect giuliani concedes is slim. joining me on the phone with all of this breaking news is the man himself, president trump s attorney, mr. mayor giuliani. thank you for being us this evening. some shocking news tonight. yes, judge. we ha
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determine. you are right. we may never be able to determine that. but we have determined the fact that he tampered with the tape in the sense he abruptly mid-conversation turned it off. a guy that goes into a reporter and hides his thing and says i m not taping it and it s taping for two hours. that s someone who didn t intend to deceive as lanny davis falsely said. judge jeanine: in order for the government to admit something into court they have to show a continuing custody and no changes or additions or deletions have been made. if they can t prove there are no addition or changes, and we don t know where it s been, could that be the reason it was leaked to cnn? isn t that interesting? atr last week at this time jay sekulow and i were being
throw us into a recession. the last thing we need. he would undermine the growth that we have had since the great recession. in the event dona
A mix of newsmaker interviews, political analysis, cultural segments and media analysis. could trump s own policies undermine the economic uptick. white house economic adviser larry kudlow will be here in moments. healer in chief? we ll talk to a potential dark horse 2020 candidate with a history of bringing people together. you elected me to do the right thing, not the easy thing. former new orleans mayor mitch landrieu next. hello, i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is seemingly on two different tracks. there are now 100 days until the midterm elections and president trump is dealing with two different realities, positive economic news and also scandal and controversy including a messy public war with his former personal lawyer michael cohen. the feud between the president and his former fixer is heating up. late saturday night, one of the president s current attorneys, rudy giuliani, argued in an
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good morning, everyone. it is monday, july 30th. i m ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis bergdorf. president trump spent part of his weekend lashing out and questioning the credibility of robert mueller s ongoing investigation. in a series of tweets yesterday, trump claimed there was no collusion and called mueller s probe a witch-hunt and an illegal school. he went on to right, is robert mueller ever going to release his conflict of interest with respect to president trump, including the fact that we had a very nasty and contentious business relationship. i turned him down to head the fbi one day before appointment as special counsel, and comey is his close friend. also, why is mueller only appointing angry dems, some of whom have worked for crooked hillary, others including himself have worked for obama. and why isn t mueller looking at all of the criminal activity and real russian collusion on the
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someone broke into the house or drunk driving, he would be there in a minute, unquote. now the president s lawyer, rudy giuliani is out there calling michael cohen a liar. do you think michael cohen is a liar? well, listen, there s certainly been a breach in the relationship. so when i said that, i meant that because i had known michael for ten years, known the president for a very long time and my guess was that they were very loyal to each other. when your house gets raided and your apartment and hotel room gets raided and you get jarred by the fbi, maybe that has changed now. the leaking of the tape and i listened to the tape. i think the president is trying to make the point and mayor giuliani is making the point that it seems like the tape was cut off, that there was more e dialogue there and the president thinks it was more favorable to
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worker so he had access to the planes and maintenance facilities but were watching amateur video of him flying this plane around and to be able to do barrel rolls into loops with a commercial airliner is pretty impressive chairmanship, at some level. it s pretty striking. when you watch the video and you realize he was a aloft for 90 minutes the fact that he was a loft for almost 90 minutes of airplane crashing and the fact that he was able to take off the airplane in the first instance would suggest he had familiarity with the aircraft controls and capabilities. he may well have had a lot of extra is fine a computer-based flight some later, one by in computer store. leland: you could make it seem like any cockpit you want. ntsb as a mentioned wrapped of the press conference, an unusual investigation, no doubt, for them in terms of what they normally look at verses right
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thoug a sense the timing of the conversation was while the manafort trial was under way? i m going to credit rudy giuliani in his last corrected statement in which he says to me that he believes it was quite a bit longer before the trial. now, manafort was facing a lot of charges in a pretty damning case of tax evasion and bank fraud. it was fairly, you know, high odds that he was going to be convicted based on those case based on those charges and the evidence that the government had. but, again, i m just going to let giuliani say what he wants to say, which is that now he remembers it really probably was in june rather than in august. so further along than recently. did you get a sense at all, carol, from your conversation with rudy giuliani as to why today did he mention this? he s obviously given a lot of interviews in the past. was it your reading of his intent that maybe
he has the inside scoop coming up. first, chief national correspondent ed henry kicks off the coverage with breaking news. good evening. great to see you. the district attorney s office here in manhattan is thinking about bringing criminal charges against president trump s business, the trump organization, in connection with how officials they are reimbursed attorney cohen for his payments to that adult film performer. according to the new york times tonight. the president said months ago of the special counsel started probing his business dealings, that would be what he called a redline that could spark robert mueller s firing. this is more complicated because it would be state charges against the trump organization, not federal charges brought by mueller. it would be harder to justify a meal or firing perhaps. plus the president has the power to pardon paul manafort or anyone else for federal charges but he does not have clear authority to pardon people or corporations for crim