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To withdraw u.s. forces out of that country after 16 years of war in afghanistan, the letter saying the president has "recognize the errors of his predecessors by seeking a review of u.s. strategy." the pentagon has recommended an increase of about 4,000 troops. north korea may have blinked first in a nuclear standoff with the u.s. the leader kim jong un has apparently decided to wait on a missile launch toward the u.s. territory of guam. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot tells us...

Died in the legislature. >> after kim jung un appeared to back down on nuclear threats the united states as it is open to negotiation over north koreas missile program. >> we are interested in finding dialogue, that is up to him. >> this comes as the state department released a report claiming north korea has been keeping thousands of political prisoners in camps over their religious views. they were tortured and executed for worshiping anyone other than the north korean government. terrorists i...

This is not about donald trump being right and wrong, its about what is right and wrong. there was no reflection of that in his comments. thats what was so alarming, violence aside, what is right and what is wrong is the ideology behind -- if youre marching in a nazi white supremacist rally, can you be a good egg? the answer is unequivocally no. >> the key point abby made for me is this is not the way we expects presidents to behave. president trump gets judged against his predecessors in the of...

Help a single black person get a job, a single hispanic person have a better life. we have to be honest about the evil of racism and also honest about the evil of the far left that is trying to tear down history and intimidate free speech in the country. thats not defending neo-nazis, not defending white supremacists, stating a fact about antifa. >> i never said he was defending neo-nazis. we are not discussing jobs, we are not discussing an agenda. we are discussing the unique role of a preside...

Immigration than sheriff joe? he doesnt deserve to be treated this way. for his part, sheriff arpaio expressed surprise that trump was aware of his legal predicament but said he would gladly accept a pardon because he says hes 100% not guilty. this of course would be president trumps first pardon if he issues one. a pardon which has a nearly 100% chance of being very controversial, not to mention totally against doj rules. the aclu has already said if president trump follows through with the par...

President trump calling on him to withdraw u.s. forces out of that country after 16 years of war in afghanistan, the letter saying the president has "recognize the errors of his predecessors by seeking a review of u.s. strategy." the pentagon has recommended an increase of about 4,000 troops. north korea may have blinked first in a nuclear standoff with the u.s. the leader kim jong un has apparently decided to wait on a missile launch toward the u.s. territory of guam. senior foreign affairs cor...

Groups nightly. do you think it was too many too late? >> obviously it shouldnt take a whole weekend to condemn nazism, the idea that a president of the united states needs 48 hours to condemn nazism is unheard of, but theres a much deeper story here, and that is were in the midst of a presidential crisis, leadership crisis, such as this country has never experienced. the way you see it is by talking to --, by people high up in the intelligence community and in the military who tell you very fra...

People who work for all of us. >> and there was a question, the neo-nazi element, the swastikas that were part of this march. joining me is the ceo from the anti-defamation league, who is joining us from the middle east, from israel. jonathan, how concerning is it to you that all of these hate groups are coming together under several flags none of them flags that we should be tolerating in the u.s.? >> thanks, andrea, thats a great question. this was what you would call a big tent rally, the lar...

Sanctions against the hermit kingdom after the president urged a nonviolent solution and blamed his predecessors for failing to stop north korea. >> nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump. that i can tell you. hopefully it will all work out but this has been going on for many years. been a lot easier to solve this years ago. >> joining me, former director of national intelligence, retired general james clapper. general clapper, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for h...

Was a pretty strong statement of deterrence. >> as victor cha points out, nothing has changed north koreas behavior. you can act tough on them and threaten, be less threatening. you know, there are many who say, look, that is country that is buying insurance what appear to be an array of world powers that want to get rid of it. maybe we should be trying another tactic, trying to see if theres way to talk to them, try to see if theres a way to negotiate with them. the trump administration keeps s...