and could effectively make north koreans do whatever they want economically is china. that is a very important piece of this. no one really knows how stable the regime's. the point about the personal relationship come all the points you make about the different meetings, this is ratcheting up. if he doesn't get a real breakthrough, people will have grounds to criticize the president but with that said he needs a narrative for a crazy dictator to present to his people that the regime that is they are, because -- >> melissa: but we don't normalize a very brutal regime. are we going to continue to call for full deep new colorization question mike i don't think it is like we are making fun of his own people. there are no elections there and he is the leader. >> melissa: i just want to get in here quickly on this note because the north said we would close, this is in the vietnam summit, close parts of the complex, however, in return, kim
have to tell you about that we could all learn a great deal from. people are very territorial about the side of the bed they sleep on. >> be grateful i am still in th room. >> in a study conducted by a group called they've found a fe sleep on the left side of the bed you are more imaginative an creative and if you sleep on th right, you are more analytical and logical. where do you sleep question mike . >> i am on the right. >> at sea, is this pillow right or foot of the bed right? i can't figure that out. >> azure in the bed to bear it. >> i sleep on the left then, but, does that mean i'm more creative and analytical? >> i read somewhere it also means your politics your that means you're a liberal. and i'm on the right.
this makes me think he looks more like at this point. i have a friend has a huge star every picture he takes is like this. he smiles and crosses his arms. he does that so they can't come back later and say he grabbed me. it is odd. >> biden often isn't touching where he smells the hair. to give there is a new study have to tell you about that we could all learn a great deal from. people are very territorial bout the side of the bed they sleep on. > be grateful i am still in the room. >> in a study conducted by a group called they've found a few sleep on the left side of the bed you are more imaginative and creative and if you sleep on the right, you are more analytical and logical. where do you sleep question mike. >> i am on the right. >> at sea, is this pillow right or foot of the bed right? i can't figure that out. >> azure in the bed to bear it. >> i sleep on the left then
you with the various tasks that you perform for him question mike's piece of i don't know, sir. you have to ask him the questio question. >> we have heard here that you have bad character, you've admitted to that, over the year years. you have no idea why he chose to hire you? >> mr. cohen: in 2006 i was asked by don jr. to come be with his father. i did. he then followed up by asking if i would take a look at an issue that was occurring at trump world tower with the board. i went ahead and looked into it and found that the statements of the board were making about mr. trump were inaccurate. the reason don came to me is because i had an apartment there for investment. my parents had an apartment there. my in-laws lives there. friends of mine. we all bought it as a big block from a brokerage company. we got a good price on each uni unit. we ultimately turned over the board, and i became actually the treasurer of the board because the out-of-control spending was
president trump has said "let's go all the way to secure the border, both interior and including building the wall." >> adrienne: the one point i would make is that he controls the white house. the last two years, nothing has happened. >> steve: they have a 60-foot requirement of the senate, which i don't agree with on many of these issues. but that is the rule over there. not one democrat has been able to play ball. that's where you've been. >> adrienne: but they tried. >> steve: when pelosi was >> less time and you had super majorities in the house and senate, and present obama, not e time -- >> harris: why is that question mike that's an excellent point. that shut down talk about. democrats, chuck schumer, leader of your people. your political people. senator schumer saying that he was willing on the dock issue to shut down the government. our republicans willing to do that? >> steve: we have been saying, let's fight to get proper funding to build the wall. their negotiations are going on right now over end of your
his hands off of mr. mueller. he's created an unconstitutional special counsel. i believe that the president challenges that one day, he will be successful. now the pardon power. this memo they k referri to on capitol hill, mr. schumer, of all people, it's two and a half pages long. page one? page two? page three. see my exes? those of the relevant part of the memo that have nothing to do with going on today. this article question mike that's it. under the appointment of that nobody may be a judge in their own case, it would seem that the question would be answered in the negative. that's what the president can do, pardon himself. th a legal document. this is a joke. do you see all the footnotes here? there aren't any. do you see all the case law here? it's a novel question because no president has ever been indicted. why are we even discussing this part?
president has proved his first naysayers wrong. an important question to ask him who do you trust? the anti-trump sycophants who have been wrong over er and over again, actively now in the position of having to root for failure of the president question mike that means failure for the country? either way, a guy that has gotten results? the answer this question is clear. everyone in america is reaping the awards, you, the american people made the right decision. here now, fox news investigative reporter sara carter, former deputy attorney dr. gorka, arthur of a new book out in july, "the russia hoax," the scheme to -- he is the house majority whip, steve's police, first time i'm seen you since you were shot and you were -- it's good to see you. >> great to be with you in the new studio.
last point. >> i'm saying whether it's the appointments clause or the pardon power or the issue of indicting the president of united states, he is right on honest weeds and he's making the people who is criticizing him look like fools. where the hell the is united ss congress? then to ask mr. rosenstein since he recommended that comey has been fired. they need to ask about those memos out of the department justice -- what authority does he have to even contemplate indicting a president question mike why has he not violated the appointments clause of the constitution? article one! rated first in the constitution! they do not have to sit back and watch all this! they need to get involved! >> sean: that's why i call you the great one, mark. so important we get this right. our constitutional republic
house and who would be the speaker question mike and will be pelosi again. who would it be? >> i don't know who it would be. i think you're right that the democrats are prepared to move on to a new generation of leaders. i'm just not sure who it would be. i would say this about the election, it's still reasonably early. the election were held today, i think it would be a blue wave, but it won't be. we don't know who all the candidates are going to be. the math is very much in the senate side and it's hopeful to republicans. the house side never changes. there is always political gravity against the party that has the white house and a president's first midterm election. that is where we are. you take that and combine it with the fact that the president's approval numbers are upside down as they have long been and you have it appears to be a big win by the other party,
the american dream is dead and donald trump killed it. here now, and regaled tomato , it's good to have you here this evening. what do you think will happen when there is a showdown potentially at the border. you've heard how serious the trump administration is about not letting these 600 people roughly cross. >> thank you for having me. as you point out, the crib and was never going to cross into the u.s. from the beginning, the plan was to reach the border and request asylum and that is perfectly legal. suggesting that this group of immigrants was going to drive across the border as the president it is not true. we're not facing a national security crisis. we facing a humanitarian crisis. explore the question is why question mike why would mexico