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>> paul: weve been down this road many times. theyve promised lets get into negotiations, you give us some money, well have denuclearization plans. they always cheat. they always renege. the question becomes what changed this time to make a difference and to make pompeo and the president to make them think kim might be sincere. >> theres a couple things. one is the conditions that he told mr. bom pompeo that hes nt sharing with us. one of them is in the public. the other thing is whats happening...

Tragedies like today shouldnt have been. its only been seven months since we had another mass shooting in nashville and that is far too frequent. we need comprehensive gun reform to address mass shootings, domestic shootings, accidental shootings and homicides.if we can all just come together for this and for the greater good, we can take these weapons of war off the streets of our country. i know we all want to live in a safe environment that allows everyone to go to work or school and feel and...

Korea at length and i knew that he has a huge grasp of all the issues and the cia profiles kim jong un and he knew there knowing who this leader truly is. what he got i think from the leader is what were seeing publicly now, that he does no longer hold removing u.s. troops as a condition to have these discussions on denuclearization. i think he got other things from the leader as well that convinced the president that he should go forward and have a visit with him, despite the huge political lia...

>> paul: weve been down this road many times. theyve promised lets get into negotiations, you give us some money, well have denuclearization plans. they always cheat. they always renege. the question becomes what changed this time to make a difference and to make pompeo and the president to make them think kim might be sincere. >> theres a couple things. one is the conditions that he told mr. bom pompeo that hes nt sharing with us. one of them is in the public. the other thing is whats happening...

Anthony bourdain to talk about the food and culture he explored there. >> laos has opened up to some degree, probably out of financial necessity, like so many of the communist states over time, they had ed it. but this is a country the mountainous, rural, agricultural nation that a lot of people dont know about, its a country that was just where a cia funded and managed secret war persisted from the late 50s to 70s and an air campaign that dropped more bombs on this tiny country than all of euro...

Throw a temper tantrum. people couldnt say no to him. they were all sycophants. people like kissinger would walk in and nixon would say, were going to bomb this country, and kissinger would say yes, sir and not carry out the order. trump is an island to himself. he has no alter ego, nobody like colonel house with woodrow wilson or ted sorenson with john f. kennedy or james baker with regan. theres nobody he can open up to, debate, talk on an equal footing. thats a big thing thats happening here....

Thank you. bringing in will ripley for more on this. will, why visit pearl harbor? what is the purpose for the trip for the japanese prime minister? >> its personal for shinzo abe. his grandfathered visited, but those visits were not publicized give ton how close the two countries were to the end of word war 2. 75 years later, president obama visited back in may and gave a speech where he talked about the importance of a world without nuclear weapons. shinzo abe expected to deliver a similar mes...

That imagines an alternate future in which the powers won warld war 2 and occupied america. while the adds were deemed acceptable under the content guidelines, subway writers, politicians and advocacy politicians objected. new york governor called the adds dispickable. the governor told the new york post i understand the first amendment but i think this goes too far. who would do that? why do they do that? >> people are calling it a pr disaster, its a huge win for the show. every time someone do...

Are guarded from both sides of the controversy and then do the best we can to try to get rid of isad and do the best we can to stabilize things in stabilize things in syria. tom is right. this will take five, ten years. somebody has to be able -- >> does america have the stomach for another five years -- >> the question is do we have a leader who will give america the vision to do it? america wanted to quit the civil war in 1863 except we had a leader that said no. america had a hard time gettin...

World. modern germany tried as hard as any nation has to repent. it behaved as a liberal democracy and model global citizen. it paid out hundreds of billions in reparations and foreign aid. the culture is steeped in the memory with memorials, museums and monuments all marking the most gruesome chapter of german history. i cant think of any other country that has dealt with that. the migration policies are part of the effort to overcome the past. afterworld war 2, west germany accepted around 13 ...