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Want to give into what he believes is negative press coverage and to a call for his own head. the other big name looking at leaving is j hagen. >> the deputy chief of staff. >> deputy chief of staff there at theery beginning and worked in other white houses, really knows where everything is. he knows how everything functions. >> and he worked in the bush 43 white house. >> correct. and he is one of the few people who have seen -- who is seen as hard to replace if he goes -- he is one of the very...

Peninsula and not about north korea. we heard kim jong-un say if the united states wants unilet rate disarmorment there is no use talking. we have seen the u.s. president pulling back saying he would like it to be all in one. >> mike pompeo saying that -- using language about the u.s. being willing to consider things that past administrations have not in terms of security on the continent. >> absolutely. the very fact that he is sitting down with kim jong-un means anything goes. he are really wi...

One. thank you, john. joining us now to discuss further denuclearization on the korean peninsula is paul carroll. he is a senior adviser for in scare that is an organization that tries to relieve the risks of nuclearization. paul, there are experts who say this is deja vu. weve been here before under the clinton and bush administrations where the united states gets together with north korea to discuss denuclearization here on the peninsula. granted, this time you had the leaders of both those co...

Jae-in, a poll just before the summit, 10% of those polled said, yes, we trust him. straight after that, 35% of those polled said they trust him. >> for no othereason than the fact that he had met -- >> the optics. >> thats fascinating. also, you know, you -- the u.s. is not focusing very much on the human rights record of north korea, it seems in this summit. that has certainly in past administrations been front and center in the u.s. concerns about north korea. it seems to be, you know, as you...

If it was negative. it was definitely going to get torn up, but its a presidential record. trump was warned about his obligations to preserve his documents, but one former white house official tells me the paper tearing is just an old trump habit. >> its pretty incredible to know what the things were that he was tearing up specifically. but also that it kept happening, he was told not to do it, it was against the law, he didnt care. weve seen him publicly show that this is the way he likes to do...

Clear complete revie -- verifiable and irreversible due nuclearization is the goal. this is such a gigantic momentous step forward other administrations have not been able to administrate and they came to washington owing nobody anything except to look at how things have been done in the past domestically and internationally and do things a little bit different flip looks great on the ground meaning everybodys hopeful because it came together and both parties are there in singapore, progress is ...

Out after the coverage youve seen today? >> first of all, its nice to know that someone reads the papers. i appreci that. i think it will probably be a combination perhaps of a couple of things. early on, we thought might be the cbid or bust. sort of what john bolton was saying. if we dont get an immediate embrace, the meeting is short and we walk. the president seems to be walking away from that towards what will be a combination of best friends forever and a bit of a truthful hyperbole. hes be...

Provides a means to other countries to feel confident on how we have come to a decision. that does involve ratification by the senate. thats a norm that should not have been breached by previous administrations and it is something that really works well and it is already in our system. it is also true that donald trump behaves in a very unprecedented manner. he does not seem to think that the global order as orchestrated by others for the past several decades is necessarily good. we see in north...

I let you go you said you disagreed with my previous guest congressman garamendi a democrat from california who is making the notion that we can only hav it one way or the other. t i hear you saying war or peace. is there no room for those 300 sanctions that the president says he is going to roll in, too, if he walks away? i mean, its going to get financially even more painful if he walks away from the table. last word. >> you know, harris. this is all about synchronizing the elements of power. ...

Kim will want any benefits, but he will look for anyway he can find to not deliver this denuclearization, whatever that means. nuclear ogram.ot give up his remember, he also has biological, chemical weapons and convention weapon that has held seoul hostage since the war. >> neil: we must know the history on this, right? that other administrations also entering talks with the best of intentions and highest of hopes were hoodwinked. so this is different that the actual leaders are meeting. so that...