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queen today. we're live in england with the final preparations. i'm not really a monarchists. americans are conflicted. >> you're very excited. >> it's fun to watch an american marrying into the british royal family but again we fought a war to end monarchy in this country. >> set your alarm it will be early. good morning, i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. breaking overnight washington post reporting president trump and his allies are ramping up a campaign to undercut the russia investigation by exposing a top secret fbi source. that has the fbi scram scrambling to protect other live investigations and lessen iing e dangers they may face if the informant's identity become known. >> an informant provided information early in the russian investigation. the president doing his part to discredit the special counsel, alleging that his 2016 campaign was spied on, even predicting that an ensuing scandal will be bigger than watergate. this high-stakes standoff pitting president trump and chair of the house intelligence committee devin nunes against the intelligence agencies. chris wray, fbi director appointed by president trump, said this. >> the day we can't protect human sources is the day the american people start becoming less safe. >> the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani telling the press that the president believes some sources have been conspiring against him, also suggesting the bureau might have embedded a spy or two inside the trump campaign. press secretary sarah sanders was asked about that. >> does president trump believe that the fbi had a spy, at one point, inside his campaign? >> i haven't spoken with him directly about that but certainly have seen the reports. and if there is any truth to that, it should certainly be looked into. >> the idea of an informant inside the trump campaign originated with testimony by this man, glenn simpson, co-founder of the firm that authored that unverified dossier on the president. a close source to simpson later said he was referring to someone outside the campaign who contacted the fbi. president trump says u.s. and north korean officials are moving forward with preparations for a summit in singapore next month despite the threats from pyongyang to pull out of the talks over the issue of denuclearization. the president also reassuring kim jong-un he will remain in power if he abandons his nuclear weapons program. but this morning a major reversal from pyongyang, causing further concern about cooperation from the regime. let's bring in paula hancocks live from seoul with this latest news. paula, good morning. >> good morning, dave. we have just heard over the past half hour that north korea has not accepted the visa applications from south korean journalists to go and view the dismantling of the nuclear test site where six nuclear tests have been carried out by north korea. during that summit and the days afterwards, it was announced that would be shut down, it would be dismantled. north korea said they would invite south korean and american journalists to go and witness it, along with south korean and american experts so that they had full transparency, is the way that they described it. but the fact is that we're just hearing from the south korean government now that they have, in fact, rejected or at least not accepted the applications for those south korean journalists. so the government trying to figure out what's going on at this point. even today another north korean article slamming the joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea, the air force drills called max thunder, which happen every year, which the north koreans see as hostile, also specifying if the south koreans don't understand that, that it will be very difficult for the north and south korean leaders to be meeting in the future. as of this moment, though, we do expect the u.s. summit to continue, at least that's what we're hearing from u.s. officials and plans are still being made. dave? >> paula hancocks, so much to dissect there. thank you. >> let's go to washington to talk about this more. what we're hearing, it is not the smooth sailing to denuclearization on the korean peninsula that it felt like it could be even a couple of weeks ago. >> that's absolutely true. but i don't think that we normally associate smooth sailing and anything having to do with nukes. so i'm not really surprised. i think it's really interesting to think about this in the broader context of the different issues that have been raised, the different kind of -- i don't want to say stumbling blocks but hurdles that have started popping up between, you know, the agreement to have this meeting and the meeting itself. i don't think this will be the last stumbling block here. i don't think this will be the last surprise. hopefully, a dialogue can stay open and that this doesn't jeopardize the talks. we've been pretty close to talks before, but they haven't happened. >> we just don't know so much about that country and what's happening inside that country that one wonders if kim jong-un has been moving forward with the global stage but there are elements inside the country who are more entrenched. >> that's what it feels like. >> north korea is not really known for its transparency with the press, right? >> at all. at all. >> we know this. kim jong-un is arguably the worst human rights abuser in the world, imprisons people, kills family members and we're going to guarantee his security? i mean, the world is a safer place without nuclear weapons but imagine guaranteeing his security. at the heart of yesterday, breanna, some miscommunication between john bolton and president trump. we're less than a month out from this summit. does it appear that the president is full read in on the subject? he had no idea what john bolton is talking about with chris wallace. >> it's interesting. because i feel like, you can really plug in is president trump plugged in with -- insert name here -- on a variety of issues with a multitude of people in his cabinet and in his administration, right? is anyone ever really on the same page in this administration? this is a story that we talk about again and again with a variety of topics. i'm not really surprised that that's happening. i don't think that many people were. he has a month to get in on this. it's a complicated subject. if he digs down and does his homework hopefully he will share up prepared and be on the same pa page. i think coming in with a united front and having a plan in place and a specific plan in place and goals, hopefully his penchant for negotiating will come in handy here. >> china is a big player in this as well. the united states is trying to do a big trade negotiation with china at the same time, the enabler of north korea. you've got three dimensional chess going on in this way. we heard from the chinese foreign ministry that, no, no, no, we're not going to buy $200 billion more of american goods. that's an untrue rumor. there's a lot flying around here about these trade negotiations, breanna. >> yes. and obviously you probably know better than any of us. how would they get to this $200 billion number, right? no one needs $200 billion worth of soy beans and i don't think that they need a whole lot more cars from us. where would these big-ticket items come from anyway? i'm not surprised to hear that china is saying, whoa, what? where is this coming from? >> they want high-tech exports that legally we can't sell them because of laws aft s after tia square. >> word seems to be coming out of the fbi spied on the trump campaign with an embedded informant. it's all caps. you have to read it with emphasis there. probably no doubt they had at least one confidential informant in the campaign. if so this is bigger than watergate. here is rudy giuliani on that very subject on thursday. >> i'm shocked to hear that they put a spy in the campaign of a major party candidate, or maybe two spies. now i'm going through my brain. you know, i was a big part of that campaign. i'm trying to figure out who was the spy. >> yeah. >> i'm wondering, was it this person, that person, this person? if there's a spy, they got nothing from it. >> breanna, is it a spy or is it a source? >> you can't write this stuff. i think it depends on who you ask, honestly. it depends on who you ask. the fbi is saying they have a source who has helped them with this investigation and i think the major point here is revealing sources could compromise not only this investigation but ongoing investigations within the fbi, and future investigations, right? we're thinking about this in the broader context of, you know, other investigations and just even larger in the iran deal, right? if america pulls out of that, what does that say to our foreign partners if we start revealing who sources are in investigations and really important investigations for national security and things like that, then in the future are sources going to trust our law enforcement? right? this stems so much further than just this investigation. >> yeah. and the reporting is that this u.s. citizen, who is a source, not a spy, has provided information over the years to both the fbi and the cia. so, just another effort to undercut the investigation. breanna williams thank you. we'll check in with you the next half hour. >> if you thought meeting your in-laws were tough, welcome to megan markle's world. her mom meets the queen today. and now we know who is walking meghan down the aisle. breaking royal news. man: one, two, here we go! ♪ alive, i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ ♪ this is what it sounds like ♪ wo-o-oh-ho, i'm alive ♪ ( ♪ ) alive! gives you more vitamins and minerals than leading brands. because when you start with more, you own the morning. alive! new! garden goodness™ multi-vitamin has a full serving of veggies and fruits. new! garden goodness™ multi-vitamin wearing powerful sunscreen? 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>> i haven't spoken to him directly about that. i certainly have seen the reports and if there is any truth to that, it should certainly be looked into. >> the idea of an informant inside the trump campaign originated by testimony from one glenn simpson co-author of the firm that oufred the dossier on president trump but a source close to simpson said that he was referring to an informant from outside the fbi. >> let's start with the fbi source or fbi spy or fbi two spies, i guess, if you're rudy giuliani. this is exactly what the trump team wants to use to try to discredit the russia investigation overall. >> absolutely. and there is a difference between a spy and a source. sources come to the fbi all the time with tips that are very helpful. as director wray said when we start compromising those sources, their safety and their identities, it's a bigger issue, right? we can't send that message to sources in other investigations and the post reported that in recent weeks to try to guard against potentially the source being revealed in this case, they've had to start, you know, looking at other open investigations and making moves to protect those investigations, those sources, people involved with them. if nothing bad happens, there was no misdeeds in the election, everyone would agree that no one's lives should be put in danger over it. right? >> yeah. and the 2018 chicken or egg question is did the president get this story from fox or did fox get the story from the president? it doesn't really matter. here is what rudy giuliani said on "fox & friends" yesterday morning. >> i'm shocked to hear that they put a spy in the campaign of a major party candidate or maybe two spies. and now i'm going through my brain. you know i was a big part of that campaign. i'm trying to figure out, who was the spy. >> yeah. >> now i'm wondering, was it this person, that person or this person? if there's a spy they got nothing from it. >> wow, that's just mind boggling stuff. rudy giuliani went on to say if there was an informant that it would render the mueller investigation completely illegitimate. is that right? >> well, i mean, it's interesting because constantly they're trying to come at different angles to show that the mueller investigation is completely illegitimate. this week it's one spies or two spies, maybe we'll get up to three spies, five spies. that's this week's flavor of the week for why the mueller investigation is corrupt and pointless. as of one year anniversary, paper is the gift for one year anniversary. we've seen multiple charges levied against multiple individuals and companies. we've seen, you know, guilty pleas. we've seen people sentenced. there's not no here here with this investigation. and, you know, i don't think that we've seen -- we've definitely not seen the end of it yet. >> speaking of tw completely different narratives, that's also the situation regarding north korea, less than a month way from that singapore summit. it appears there's major miscommunication or misinterpretation between the president and his own national security adviser regarding what they plan to do with denuclearization on the peninsula. here is john bolton and then president trump and a big difference between the two. >> we have very much in mind the libya model from 2003, 2004. there are obviously differences. the libyan program was much smaller. but that was basically the agreement that we made. >> the libyan model isn't a model that we have at all when we're thinking of north korea. in libya, we decimated that country. that country was decimated. there was no deal to keep qadhafi. the libyan model that was mentioned was a much different deal. >> what we have here is failure to communicate. how do you explain the difference between those two? is the president just thinking that the libya model is what happened in 2011, regardless of the denuclearization, taking away their weapons of mass destruction, et cetera? >> i think this, again, is just another, you know, flavor of the week. this is the miscommunication of the week, right? we've seen this time and time again over the last 17 months. president trump thinks one thing and somebody in his administration says something else. and, granted, this is a very fast-moving, very complicated, very big issue. and we're a month out. they still have a lot of time and a lot of things they need to hammer out. in the next month they definitely need to get it together and have a unified message and unified goal heading into these discussions with north korea. >> not just unified but informed. mike pompeo talk about how well read kim jong-un was. we just hope that the president is well read and ready for this summit. >> breanna williams, thank you so much. have a wonderful weekend. >> you, too. sticking with north decreea major reversal from pyongyang causing further concern. paula hancocks is live in seoul. there was a moment where north koreans had invited in american and south korean press to show the dismantling of a nuclear facility. and now? >> that's right, christine. now we're hearing from the south korean government over the last hour that north korea has not accepted the visa applications from those south korean journalists. so they were expecting to go to the nuclear test site in the northeast of the country. it's where the six nuclear tests have all taken place. north korea made quite a show about it, saying that they would go to dismantle this nuclear test site, shut it down and invite south korean and american journalists and experts into the country to be completely transparent, to show exactly what they were doing. now we're hearing that those visa applications have not been accepted from the unification ministry. now they're trying to figure out what this mean. we're also hearing from state-run media that the north koreans are still angry about that max thunder joint military drill between the u.s. and south korean air forces. it happens every year. the u.s. says it's defensive. north korea does not see it like that. they're also saying if the south koreans don't understand that they do not want these military drills it potentially will be very difficult for the two leaders and the regimes to be meeting in the future. so certainly we're seeing a fair bit of pullback from the north koreans. christine? 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