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Minute, things are going well and were going to stay a little longer. that could be a part of it as well. i think initially now, the president doesnt want to be left behind. >> samantha, the first session will just be the two leaders, the north korean leader, the president of the united states one on one with interpreters there. what are the potential pitfalls for such anticipa encounter? >> this is a self-inflicted mine field. i remember stopping president obama at the g8 summit when he met wit...

States. >> remember when clinton sent secretary of state albright to pyongyang instead. i remember that visitell. will ripley, thank you very much. joining us now, mike mccaul of texas. hes the chairman of the homeland security committee and also the key member of the foreign affairs committee. senator, thanks for joining us. you like the initial two hour session between the president and the north korean leader, just the two of them with only interpreters present because normally in a sensiti...

This is president trumps big chance, this is kims big chance. >> theyre both getting something out of it. >> look at these two motorcades, its incredible, you realize how much of a reality tv show it is, but obviously, of such historic import. our special coverage of the special summit continues now with ac 360. it is just before 8:00 a.m. here in singapore, any minute now, president trump will leave his hotel and travel south by motorcade to another hotel, where hell become the first american...

Arrival in singapore and the buildup to the summit and the u.s. detects no signs ever heightened military readiness. is that in itself a sign of change. ? and isolating allies. the president is meeting with a long time enemy of the united states on the heels of the chaotic meeting with the g-7 nation and why did the president single out americas closest allies for harsh attacks. im wolf blitzer and youre in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. british colombeaking n...

Sustainable or no acceptance of north koreas government would be sustainable without a discussion about the rights of the people who some say live in one of the most cruel and oppressive dicrships on earth. but north korea claims that they have a different definition of hume ran yiegts and they want the world to accept them for who they are and what they are and if they get assurances from the united states and president trump they could exist and security guarantees then they say they are willi...

Jong-un, just the two leaders plus their interpreters. an expanded meeting will happen lat later. >> john roberts, thank you. what are your predictions on the summit? let me know on twitter or on facebook. meantime, while the summit is officially between the u.s. and north korea, that does not mean other major world powers are standing idly by. right now chief national correspondent ed henry shows us how some of the other players are playing all the angles. >> good to see you here, bret. it was ...

Security. brian this summit is going to take a lot of confidence im going to meet one-on-one with kim jong un just us and interpreters couple hours srt. you asked mike pompeo something. you think he understands english. mike pompeo indicated he thinks he does. who knows, they might even throw out the interpreters. what do you think could happen then? >> well, i dont think they would throw out the interpreters. i talked to mike pompeo when he was on a couple of weeks ago. i asked how they had the...

Heres the way things are going to go. 9:00 tomorrow morning again, ten hours from now here in singapore, 9:00 at night they were in new york, president trump will sit down one-on-one with kim jong un, just the two leaders and their interpreters for a get to know you kind of session. the president saying yesterday that he wants to have a chance to sit down face-to-faceith kim, want to be able to see each other. and the president saidly they will likeh other. and after that, theres going to be a l...

The process, pulling the plug on their nukes. ainsley: you wonder how did he this? the art of the deal. meeting with the chinese president and supposed to meet for 30 minutes. they ended up meeting for four hours. the president leaned over and said i just retaliated against syria who used chemical weapons on their own people. had this newly form relationship. as you know china and north korea have a relationship together. so the chinese president puts pressure on kim jong un to say hey, you need...

And the first time for any u.s. president to do that. obviously very significant. the key is going to be moving forward, though. what actually happens in that meeting and what comes from this summit. will there be -- weve heard promises of denuclearization from kim jong-un. thats what he told the secretary of state mike pompeo in two previous face-to-face meetings. is that going to be verifiable? is that going to actually happen? is all of this going to play out. the way we understand it is we w...