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Has been nobody tougher than trump. then the other night, we had a strike in syria, which was absolute precision. i leave it with this. with all of that said, if we can get along with china and if we can get along with russia and if we can get along with japan and other nation, thats a good thing. not a bad thipng. just remember that. if we got along with other nations, thats good. not bad. thank you very much. >> all right, so there you have it. the prime minister of japan, the president of the...

St north korea stoiry is significant development. all of a sudden mike pompeo is the pyongyang, north korea. >> no question. this is both party, democrats and republicans express some cautious optimism here. certainly a relief not to be on the drink of war. they have this warning. if these talks fail, if they dont go anywhere, what happens next. he said then you go off a cliff.

What? thats just lurid. but then theres also the matter of this ongoing legal proceeding which does appear to be freaking the president out. heres my questions. is there good reason for the president to be freaked out, for the president to be more concerned about this legal matter involving michael cohen than he is about the mueller investigation? i mean, the president did succeed last week in finally hiring a new lawyer. but he hired that new lawyer for this michael cohen case, not for the russ...

Alarmed by this case as it seems like he is? second question. now that prosecutors got all this material from michael cohen with a search warrant, how much does it matter if they now have to show that material to the president and/or michael cohen? thats what the bulk of todays fighting was about. now that theyve got all that material seized by search warrant, how important is it if it goes to the president and michael cohen in addition to prosecutors being able to review it themselves? and how ...

With both the uk as well as france and i hope to work with all of our allies and partners in a response. sorry, second question? >> an admirer of the president who has said many kind things about him, won a landslide re-election, will the president call him, and are there any plans to extend an invitation for a state visit or a working visit to the prime minister? >> im not aware of a scheduled call at this time. if there is one well keep you posted and will have a readout to follow. john decker...

Your interview. i think the next couple of days are really going to tell. i have a suspicion he is going to be grilled tomorrow and the day after that. but really it is going to be up to users. do users believe that they can trust facebook. it is not just zuckerberg, by the way, whos on an apology tour. i sat down with sheryl sandberg, coo of facebook last week and she also said i feel deeply personally responsible. we made mistakes. i made mistakes. there is a big question though, is this too l...

Dishonest or trying to sort of spin the facts that make himself look better. and so the staff does -- some of them respect him a little less, trust him a little less. that said, they all still work for him and at least to his face are quite respectful and responsive and do what he tells them. so its sort of a yes and no. >> if john kelly goes, who replaces him? >> that is a fantastic question. we hear all of these names all the time. i dont think theyre worth repeating here because the new theor...

Allies and partners in a response. sorry, second question. >> prime minister orban, an admirer of the president, who has said many find things about him, won a loond slide re-election. will the president call him? are there any plans to extend an invitation for a state visit or a working visit to prime orban? >> im not aware of a scheduled call at this time. if there is one we will keep you posted and likely have a readout to follow. john. >> thanks sarah. today is the first day on job for john ...

And he says theyre making it easier to understand which apps users have allowed to access their data. bill nelson wouldnt get into the specifics of the confers that he had about what zuckerberg is doing to fix the problem, but he did say it does not go far enough. if congress looks to regulate facebook, will they be able to do it adequately? >> that is a really important question. i do think that up to this point these tech companies have shown they cant necessarily regulate themselves. we cant ...

Mark zuckerberg used those words to describe tim cooks description of the position that facebook finds itself in now. hes admitted that saying it was a pretty crazy idea, to think that fake news influenced the election, was wrong. he admits that he was wrong about that, he admits he didnt take it seriously enough. i also asked sheryl sandberg, i said do you think facebook played a decisive role in the election of donald trump. and if so, how do you feel about that? the reality is at this point t...