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A recap of the day s news. alive that he s willing to speak to the special counsel. you know, i really don t believe it. i don t think he want to sit down with the special counsel. i think his lawyers have impressed upon him the risks of doing that. i think they want to keep it out there in the public eye, we re not afraid, we have nothing to hide, we re willing to sit down. and them going on about this back and forth and this negotiation allows them to continue to claim that s true. so, michael, sources are telling our gloria borger that mueller s team is willing to reduce the number of questions they d ask about potential obstruction by nearly half? is that what do you think of that, is that smart? i think glenn makes a good point and a good lawyer when you go in and you re talking to somebody of interest to you in an investigation, you know the answers. you re basically pushing them to see what response you get. whether you ask him ten questions about it or five quest ....
The latest news from around the world with Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul. to bomb them. so to keep that negotiation lukewarm at best, and to continue chipping away at the international sanctions regime. this sanctions regime as we learned from the u.n. report is like swiss cheese, there are so many holes in it. north korea is violating the import ban, the export ban, they re selling conventional arms to bad actors in libya and yemen, and we know that china and russia are very supportive of lifting sanctions on north korea while all of that is happening, so north korea s best bet is let s keep talking to the united states, let s keep producing ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons, and keep trying to get china and russia to pressure the united states to lift sanctions in the interim. and speaking of russia, pompeo s warning to enforce north korean sanctions, given that russia uses a lot of workers from north korea, will russia listen to that? and what s really going on w ....
cotton can whic candy, which wet there as well. do we have cheese curds. we do. how about fried o oreos. i once ate a deep fried scorpion on a stick at the arizona county fair. yeah, on live television. greta was doing her show. was it nice and crispy? good morning, we don t want to ruin your appetite. they also had a deep fried maggot. send us your favorite fried foods and what you love most about your state fairs. boy, is there a lot to talk about. i don t know if you were watching last night. we will play back a bunch of highlights from the rally in yow where the president was in A morning news show that includes interviews, features and banter among hosts. the court, we re out of that crazy iran deal, the em ba embas gone from jerusalem and the hostages have been returned from north korea. that s what happened under his leadership. we discussed the significance of bringing jim jordan up on the stage. he announced his run for speaker many he s been a p ....
his comments were aimed directly at president bill clinton, amid the monica lewinsky scandal. and if these comments prove anything, it s that hypocrisy in politics is alive and well. that will wrap things up for me this hour. kasie hunt is back with us for the 3:00. kasie, i don t know what mike pence is thinking when he stares adoringly at the speak as the president speaks, but i wonder if any of that is going through his head? reporter: let s just say that some of the behavior that we have, has been alleged against this president, is not necessarily anything that the mike pence that i have covered for many years would have ever approved of. katy, it s nice to see you. you too. iam kasie hunt in for ali velshi. rick gates, former trump deputy campaign manager, and manafort s longtime business partner, has just concluded his testimony and for the first time in the trial, we re hearing about manafort s time with the trump campaign. gates is cooperating with the special ....
here at the table for the hour, steve schmidt and matt miller. but first, to react for the first time, single threads different threads of a single story. questions about russians and contact with people in the president s inner circle. former cia director john brennan, lucky for us, now a senior national security and intelligence analyst for msnbc and nbc news. i understand now, sitting here today, why donald trump a week or so ago said don t believe what you see, don t believe what you hear on the news channels, because when you take all these events just this week together, they paint a very compromising position for this president on the question of russian influence. i think that s right, nicolle. i think we ve seen over the course of the last two years basically an effort on the part of president trump and others to pry to inoculate public perceptions of what actually happened during the campaign. first, there were no meetings. then there were meetings, but they we ....