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President trump, south korean president moon and japanese prime minister abe will meet thursday. enforcing new sanctions is the task. chinese state media complaining the u.s. is putting too much pressure on beijing. >> translator: whats pressing now is that the international community and all related parties should strictly implement this resolution in a comprehensive and complete manner. instead of creating side issues. >> recent statements indicating kim jong un might not give up his nukes des...

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Going to be vigilant, these are continuing problems, were monitoring this. i dont think the context is proper. >> i think the point maid is interesting, it is almost the the actions of someone who still views himself as an observer of an event, no the the leader of the free world. he could have gotten a briefing of what went on, and then 30 minutes later, you know, tweeted out something like were devoting all our resources, weve offered all our help. this appears to be a terror attack. people ar...

He dont think he shouldnt wait sometimes, absolutely. but communicating vigilance to the american people isnt a bad thing. >> do you think that should be something, the first reaction should be we suspect britain and lets see whats going on. and later on you can say were going to be vigilant, these are continuing problems, were monitoring this. i dont think the context is prop proper. >> it is an action of someone who still views her as an observer of an event, no the the leader of the free worl...

Early on on twitter early in the morning after hes just seen something on television, early information is often wrong. when there was an attack in the philippines, he went on twitter saying -- i think he said it live on television that it was a terror attack, turned out to being a robbery. if its something the american people dont have to know instantly. >> hes a casual observer as opposed to president of the united states. hes the president of the united states and those tweets and those words...

There nops harm in, if its something the american people dont have to know instantly. to wait a little. >> hes a casual observer as opposed to president of the united states. he woke up and saw the alert there was an attack in london, hes tweeting about it. hes the president of the united states and those tweets and those words have consequences and the fact he continually does this is a problem. weve seen this. it doesnt seem that its going to subside at all. britain is our oldest and most impo...

Walk me through where you are on daca. >> what i think is happening here, is the president beginning with his campaign, chuck, cynically attempted to play on peoples angst and passions for his own political mazenations. and didnt truly understand whats driving people in between los angeles and the beltway and why theyre concerned. i wrote about this today for "usa today." the average daca recipient makes about $36,000 a year, if employed. 51% of working americans dont make that much money a year...

Schultz is computer, left it in a place with a message from law enforcement, here. it is all here. i have to believe that debbie wasserman schultz, i think that the plea deal is coming. she is in trouble. >> i have to believe something is coming. because not only did he leavebl the laptop sitting there in the small room at the rayburn office building, but a letter for the u.s. attorney, he left copies of his identification sitting all around. i mean, very detailed in the story on how this happen...