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It seems, though, what the president is doing though, is not really that, its just toadying up to kim jong-un. he genuinely seems to like him or he genuinely believes hes a real leader. and that to me is, i guess, the most stunni inning two words. the idea that he is a real leader. >> and this is very much the opposite of ronald reagans approach, even though trump and bolton and everybody else claims to revere ronald reagan. in fact, you saw what happened in the 1980s. ronald reagan was able to ...

State and the white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney, at the same time with kim and the other people. how did it fall apart? who said what? >> i dont think it fell apart -- chris: all right, how did they end up leaving? >> well, they left on good terms, and that was part of -- chris: you can look at this picture, was it at that meeting? who said what? >> there were several meetings, and it would take a long time, but i can them you this, the president stressed to kim jong un he thought progre...

Of staff, mick mulvaney, at the same time with kim and the other people. how did it fall apart? who said what? >> i dont think it fell apart -- chris: all right, how did they end up leaving? >> well, they left on good terms, and that was part of -- chris: you can look at this picture, was it at that meeting? who said what? >> there were several meetings, and it would take a long time, but i can them you this, the president stressed to kim jong un he thought progress had been made, he thought tha...

State and the white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney, at the same time with kim and the other people. how did it fall apart? who said what? >> i dont think it fell apart -- chris: all right, how did they end up leaving? >> well, they left on good terms, and that was part of -- chris: you can look at this picture, was it at that meeting? who said what? >> there were several meetings, and it would take a long time, but i can them you this, the president stressed to kim jong un he thought progre...

Guy and quite a character. i think our relationship is very strong. but at this time, we had some options that we decided not to do any of the options. we will see where that goes. it was a very interesting 2 days. actually it was a productive 2 days, but sometimes you have to walk. >> sean: sometimes you have to walk. president trump is not the first american leader to walk away from what is a bad deal. time for a "hannity" history lesson. 1986, president reagan walked away with gorbachev. demo...

Pleasant to them when they lie to you. its much utter than reagan would do with gorbachev to take them head-on and make sure he understands that, you are not stupid and you will not tolerate their lying to you. newt gingrich, thank you for being here tonight. joining me now is retired general eject keene. general keane, good to see you. newt gingrich was very critical of the presidents take on otto warmbier by the president to the north korean president. what did you think of that? >> i think th...

Is $2.5 million for dynamite to blow up a relatively cooling tower. and still it -- incidentally, kim offered to trump to shut it down is to produce plutonium for weapons. they have already produced enough plutonium for a lot of weapons. today, tomorrow not much. smart for jump -- trump to walk away. and the summit where ronald reagan was meeting gorbachev and originally supposed to meet to talk about eliminating nuclear weapons. gorbachev got to the point he was willing to give up almost all of...

They sold it to us in the bush administration, we got suckered, they charged us $2.5 million for some dynamite double open irrelevant cooling tower. the purpose of kims offer was to produce plutonium for weapons and they have produced plutonium for a lot of weapons. it was smart for trump to walk away. one historical analogy, the rhetoric summit where ronald reagan was meeting gorbachev and they were supposed to talk about some nuclear weapons, gorbachev got to the point he was willing to give u...

Condemnation at the time and it ended up working out very well in the end for the united states. was this mostly your decision or -- and what message would you want to send chairman kim as hes listening to this press conference about the future and your relationship. >> i dont want to say it was my decision because what purpose is that? i want to keep the relationship. >> jim, is that a good analogy? >> well, no. listen, were firmly in a spin zone. he was trying to relate it back to reagan with ...

>> that might be the best one. to be my joining me now, bill hemmer. i dont even know what time it is. you see the president of united states saying, im seeing the success coming. the chairman, north korean dictator kim drago and saying, i want wouldnt come all this way if i wasnt ready to do nuclearize. that has provided optimism. >> i saw a lot of great body language. a difficult thing to read but these two men are very comfortable with each other. that is my feeling after watching them for th...