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Loved the fact it was a liberal democracy. people had rights and got roong with the rest of the world. he always tried to get along with the rest of the world. he negotiated. thank you john and vivian. up next, president trumps ers are working with attorneys for other people who n caught up in mueller probe. is that a sign than trps legal team is worried? hes using multilateral agreements with the other people in trouble with mueller to save himself. interesting. this is "hardball" where the act...

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This gives you an idea of how interdependent these two countries are. yes, that will hurt people in the canadian pulp and paper industry. it will also have a devastating affect on every american newspaper that publishes still a print edition, and every journalist whose works appear on paper. you cant hurt canada without hurting the united states and vice versa. >> so, wait, do you think that that was part of this? i mean, could donald trump have known about that? >> i have no idea. i cant imagin...

>> melissa: general jack keane had a bit of a response to what lindsey graham said earlier today and he said that he knows for a fact that there is a new set of even tougher sanctions, came to north korea and china that are sitting on the desk of the president right now that can go into affect in any moment grade happening at the summit is and what he wants. maybe just a little bit further off. i would also say that general jack keane said that the diplomatic blitz that we have seen ahead of thi...

Long-term security and stability on the korean peninsula. >> nic, its not lost on anyf us as we watch these es, that this is a dictator, a leader kim jong-un who lives in a space where he has full control. he rarely gets out of his own country. he has control of the people around him, of his environment. as president trump said, its unknown territory, but with kim jong-un outside of his element very literally here, how might that dynamic affect what happens the next 24, 48 hours? >> reporter: su...

Sort of like, you know, we could have discussion about trade and sure there are things that need to be fixed. i happen to believe he should take a tougher position with china than he should with our allies. but put that to the side for one moment. all he has to do this weekend is show up. 80% of success in life is showing up and he just cant do it because he just cant bring himself to stand shoulder to shoulder with americas long-held allies. that has an affect. its hard to measure that affect. ...

Maybe it wasnt tough enough. they have been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years. its about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country. >> if he does anything with respect to guam or any place else thats an american territory or an american ally, he will truly regret it he will regret it fast. >> rocket man is in a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. the united states is ready, willing, and able. pete: take the presidents comparison to hillary cli...

Same way. at one point he turned the mic over to mr. kudlow to support this idea of either tariffs or no tariffs. >> i dont think the up shot of this press conference was about tariffs. ill be honest as a citizen im concerned about the presidents state of mind. he did not look well to me in that press conference. he was mnot speaking logically r rationally. i dont think those things are true, and theres something about his affect which was oddly kind of languid from him. i dont know what it mean...

>> yeah. i am. >> good. because, you know, sometimes people say they cant hear and you dont want do listen but thats not you, senator. money, how do we deal with the money? this is expensive. the trillions of dollars to cost and how you deal with it. two main ways. the first one is cut the costs youre talking about, have the government be the sole -- not just pooling the people together because in numbers theres strength but it would mandate what the pricing is. sounds good. force the companies ...

>> yeah. i am. >> good. because, you know, sometimes people say they cant hear and you dont want do listen but thats not you, senator. money, how do we deal with the money? this is expensive. the trillions of dollars to cost and how you deal with it. two main ways. the first one is cut the costs youre talking about, have the government be the sole -- not just pooling the people together because in numbers theres strength but it would mandate what the pricing is. sounds good. force the companies ...