Habitable planet because of this sad man s insecurity. it s like somebody hasn t told him how this is reading to the rest of the world. his mental instability has intersected with the most dangerous issue that has faced is as a planet. laura: can we retire the 3d chess verbiage? i m tired of that. maybe those experts can explain this. north korea suddenly meeting with south korea, here to react, gordon chang. with me in washington, michael fuchs, let s go right to you. predictions of doom and gloom, it s all going to end. trump is a disaster on foreign policy. suddenly kim jong un s people talking to south korea. the north and the south are talking. diplomacy is the only way we re going to solve this threat in
Henry fernandez is a fellow at the center for american progress. at one of the biggest progressive groups in washingto washington. the action from sister organization. joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. thank so much for having me, tucker. tucker: you all sent out a fund-raising pitch recently, just the other day, trying to rally democrats to stiffen the backbone of democrats in the congress to resist any kind of concessions on daca. and it was this line, which jumped out, it s something we ve been saying on the show but i ve never heard anybody admit it out loud. the fight to protect dreamers is not only a moral imperative, it is also a critical component of the democratic party s future electoral success. we set a couple of times that the democratic party has basically given up on the middle class in favor of importing new voters and we are denounced as all right for saying that. you were honest enough to admit it in a fund-raising pitch and i just want to thank you for that
Point, shannon. see my griffin lie for us from the pentagon. thank you so much. we want to introduce you to a segment called night court. i think it will be a regular part of the show. a brand-new segment of topics that we present to you, the jury. first off, a virginia church is going to remove a plaque honoring america s first president, george washington. the church says the plot, which is on a pew where washington once sat with his family, is not acceptable to all worshipers because george washington was a slave owner. charlie heard, opinion editor and columnist for the washington times and fox news contributor joins us now. the search of the case of the church. what do you know? after 250 years, nearly 250 years, after george washington helped found christ church in alexandria, the congregation has decided, the vestry has decided, i imagine there will be discontent of some of the parishioners, they have decided to take the markers down.
Single issue but i do agree with georges moore, some of the critical constitutional issues. the need to return to an era in which we respect the power of the sovereign states, and we don t assume that every decision is a government decision and every government decision has to be made in washington. i respect that about judge moore and i think he has a lot to offer in terms of rest during that constitutional conversation. constitutional conversation. it is. when i got to ask you, we talked earlier this year, you are very excited about u2 s joshua tree to her. did you go? it is the best album ever. 30 years in the making. it was great to see them. they sounded as great as they did back in 1987. shannon: how crazy dedicate? i get really crazy. when they played the song bad, which is not on the joshua tree album, but i almost teared up. i m a grown man with three children and i am a u.s. senator and i almost teared up when they played that song, it was
Nothing to do with the president. it has nothing to do with the president s campaign or campaign activity. we ve been saying from day one there has been no evidence of trump/russia collusion and nothing in the indictment today changes that at all. laura: there was one potentially troublesome announcement by mueller. a low level foreign policy volunteer to the trump campaign, his name is george papadopoulos pled guilty to lying to federal agents about his contact with the russian national. joining us now for reaction in new york former u.s. attorney general mike mukasey and here in washington paul rosen, a former counsel for, of course, ken starr s clinton investigation. gentlemen, it s great to see both of you. let s start with judge mukasey. judge, take it away. you saw the indictments and the agreement, the plea deal that papadopoulos agreed to. he pled to lying to federal agents. what s your take? i did.