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Thats probably a topic of conversation these two have had privately. the backdrop to all of this, the new headlines as they relate to north korea. the president just earlier in the oval office saying that unlike his predecessors, he will not be played. earlier on twitter, he risked, i think, overselling whats happened so far. he said korean war to end. weve seen handshakes between north and south korean leaders before back in 2000. that didnt go anywhere. this president believes it will be diffe...

Anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself, and for his regime. >> and theres been lots more, of course. we didnt include any of the sound from the actual campaign. do we think that -- that part of the president s rhetoric may have actually brought kim jong-un to the table and perhaps this was on some level an effective strategy? peter? >> well, look you know, thats what the president...

Bulk of the statutes that the epa implements and we decide where the agencys money can best be friend. help me understand your guiding principles for determining legitimate uses of federal money bit epa including whether using any kind of previous spending guidance to make these decision s. >> congressman, i believe as were making decisions, we have guidelines at the agency to drive the decisions. some of them are triggered to the science part of our office. those guidelines govern our decisions...

Jillian: donald trump calling out his predecessors for passing the buck. >> this should have been resolved by other pres.s and leaders of other countries a long time ago, meetings being set up, and i want to see denuclearization. >> donald trumps success growing after one year in office. and any recognition for that. >> and nobel peace prize after the first term. and hudson institute senior fellow. and away nancy girl, donald trump has done a lot when it comes to the north korea talks. lets see ...

The first two judges ruled differently. they said you cant kick anybody off the program that is on it, but you dont have to put new people on it, this judge said you have to admit all people to the program that comply with the obama era regulations. so effectively saying -- >> doubling down. >> yes. discretionary policy decision made by president obama is binding on president trump. in my opinion that is new and radical. im a supporter of daca because i think compassion is the best way to treat ...

They were making preparations to go. its not something she felt uncomfortable doing. the state dinner was not something she felt uncomfortable doing. and i think that for all the criticism shes faced as a first lady who has not really played to type in terms of how her predecessors might have approached the role, i think that theres definitely an openness to her that might not have been there before. >> thank you both. well be right back. amandas moms appointment just got rescheduled - for today...

Numbers. it is taking a lot longer for president trumps nominees to be confirmed than it did for either of his predecessors. >> well, my advice is dont nominate someone who has personally attacked michelle obama, who has personally attacked todcallista gingrich o the personal side, who attacked members of the press, sandra fluke. he is not a diplomat. this is someone who is full of venom, has not an atom of diplomacy in his soul, and certainly doesnt make sense to have -- >> he does know a lot a...

Discussions and theyre going to work toward forging a new accord to try and address the concerns that he has with tougher on. north korea present from so the nuclear problem should have been sorted out decades ago when the previous presidents had cut had failed to come to an agreement with young if he did well clearly he is doing a lot better than his predecessors at least so far. were leasing some steps that weve never seen from united states presidents before were hearing a lot of talk about t...

Overwhelming. guess who gets to make that call. a recommendation by rod rosenstein and attorney general sessions to the president and then he makes the call. >> trish: you know, my fear with not moving forward with something like that is that you run an even bigger danger which is that administrations think oh i can do it. i can get away with it my predecessor got away it. so and so got away with it. then you are in a real pickle. >> judge: let me tell you inside the beltway danger justice depar...

Way, chris. look, i think jeffrey is right. and president trump sees himself as a deal maker. and president trump wants nothing more than to get to the table and to face kim jong-un mano to mano and say look, i solved what my predecessors could not. but there is a real threat here, there is a real potential that what he waves around is not a negotiated commitment with verifiable permanent and irreversible steps, but really just an empty road map. really just something that will kick the can down...