specific in the questions i ll be asking, and i m told i shouldn t be. on the campaign trail, you said you would leave it to the states. maybe some day it will be to the states, you never know. that s a complex question. the roe v. wade is probably the one that people are talking about in terms of having an effect. but we ll see what happens. but it could very well end up with states at some point. reporter: so this is an enormous decision for the president. he has already showed his hand in many ways, providing that list of 25 candidates, senator susan collins said today in her conversations with the president, he indicated that he added some additional names for consideration that have not been publicly disclosed as being on that list. and is withittling it down. so far, white house officials have not said if that has happened, only gone so far as to say the president has been working the phones, talking with
they met for 90 minutes tonight. a senior state department official describes this evening tomorrow at 9:00 for discussions between the two. another us team is meeting with north korean officials in singapore to work out logistics for the summit between donald trump and kim jong un. negotiators in korea are trying to find the answer to the most complex question was what will it take to dismantle north korea s nuclear weapons program? mike pompeo says the united states wants complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. as for what that means to ensure that we didn t end up in the same please we did before. to achieve that will require robust verification program and when that we will undertake with partners around the world which will achieve the outcome in a way that no agreement before it ever set forth. reporter: at least north korean negotiators to determine when inspectors can visit and how the us would certify north
to dominate the middle east remains. the united states is with israel in this fight. defense secretary jim mattisment at the pentagon thursday. earlier in the day on capitol hill, mattis told the senate armed services committee he was concerned about the proxy war in syria escalating into a war between israel and iran. there s significant escalation at this moment that would not only engulf syria but spread throughout the region? complex question. i believe the short answer is yes, senator. i can see how it might start. i m not sure when or where. i think that it s very likely in syria because iran continues to do its proxy work there through lebanese hezbollah there and over into lebanon.
bureau, they assist the local law enforcement will conduct any out-of-state lead they can for the crime scene. if there are relatives of the shooter that have to be located and interviewed, there is just a lot of work to be done. it s not that the shooter is dead now. that s what the federal presence will do. the big question remains, where did the weapons come from, how did he get ahold of them, how did he get ahold of a really the protection that he had not to be shot. it s a complex question. it needs to be answered and will be as time goes on. kelly: he received a bad conduct
the 70% who disapprove, does it change how they d vote? in recent polling, even with the greater disapproval, many people would vote the way they voted. so there is a question as we dpin begin to head to midterms, how will this affect people s voting behavior? there is disapproval for the tweets, making people twinge and turn away and, frankly, it is embarrassing for most americans, i believe, but what does it do in terms of responding and how does it actually affect what happens? that s a much more complex question. donald trump doesn t seem to be responsive or have any real radar for caring deeply about this, which creates a fundamental problem for anybody around him who wants to take this data and translate it into a new way of acting within the white house. mr. trump gave more insight into his focus on twitter. i want you to take a look at this other tweet that mr. trump put out.