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A very real chance that this trump policy of firmness is leading kim jongun to decide that he wants a deal. I think that would be remarkably historic, and i think that having a willingness to meet with him going through this process really opens up possibilities that are very important. Kevin corke is live in West Palm Beach florida with more on this story. Kevin . Hi, melissa. Mike pompeo given his experience is perfectly suited for such an overture as the administration continues to prepare fo...

It should be about the administration. instead we have seen a lot of personal attacks on her recently. >> harris: why do you think that is? from what you have seen. >> from what ive seen, you know, the medias job is to hold the government accountable. hold people in position of power accountable. sarah sanderss job is defend the administration in front of the media. what we have seen happen this is so partisan, so hyper partisan these have turned in on the attacks. not only on the administration...

Back at reports who are going at her about a previous statement she made about the russia investigation that turned out to be inaccurate. meanwhile, president trumps re-election campaign launched a new website aimed to "counter the errors of the main stream media." here to way in on this amos sneed, a former press secretary for roy blunt and a founding partner of s-3 public affairs. a person i go to often when things get contentious in that press briefing room and i like to ask you. some of this...

Revolution going on in california. so many sanctuary areas want out of this ridiculous crime-infesting concept. jerry brown is trying to back out of the national guard at the border. the people of the state are not happy. they want security and safety now. joining us now, amos sneed, founding partner of s-3 public affairs and press secretary for roy blunt and dave brown. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> dave, if san diego wants to exempt itself from californias state law that declares its...

It. any as you take on immigration, especially in california right now in this environment goes completely political. >> jon: amos sneed, dave brown, this discussion will go on awhile. thank you both. >> melissa: thank you. up next how you can check your childs phones for apps that can be tracking their every move right now. remembering and celebrating the life of a beloved first lady, barbara bush and her impact on our country. our presidential historian weighs in next. >> our entire family are...

Would rather pick a fight with california than do the important work, the very serious work of passing bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform, which is something that he and the house and senate have failed to do. >> jon: the president did offer to, you know, offer citizenship to 180 million people who -- im sorry. 18 million people who had been so-called dreamers, amos. >> yeah. i think if you look at this, i dont think you can put the blame on republicans or president trump. look back. no...

For the president leading to mid-terms. he promised to security funding for a border wall and failed to do that in the omnibus. hes covering bases by playing to his base and offering up the red meat. in fact, a study from the university of california san diego found that sanctuary cities on average are safer and more economically prosperous. im not arguing in favor of sanctuary cities by saying that but its politically incorrect and reckless for the president to say that cities that are sanctuar...

It. >> why be frustrated about the fact that there are people who will do well at times and not do well. focus on yourself. im focusing on the fact that im the guy whos vetoed more tax increases than any governor in american history. >> no matter what they say, you know it has to be tough for all the gop candidates to watch trump attract the crowd that he did on friday. about 30,000 people turned out for that rally in a football stadium in alabama. elizabeth? >> thank you, kristin. of course, le...

officer. >> congressman mike pompeo on how all of this affects his search for answers on the benghazi select committee. thank you for spending your sunday with us. im elizabeth prann in for shannon breen. im leland vittert. welcome to "americas news headquarters" from washington. >> it feels pretty crazy. i never thought i would be here in this position so its unreal, like i said before. >> my personally, im still waiting to wait up. this seems like a movie theater or something. >> a...

it took a full decade before the moral guidance of brown vs. board of education was translated ininto enforcement measures of the civil rights act and the voting rights act. those 10 long years did not lead dr. king to give up. he kept pushing, speaking, marching, until change finally came. [ applause ] >> the president: and then when even after the civil rights act and the voting rights act passed, african-americans still found themselves trapped in pockets ofç poverty across the co...