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Like asia and things like north korea. in principal, paul, it doesn't bother me so much that the president says he wants to meet with duterte of flip -- philippines or kim jong un. paul: really? >> that makes it very difficult for them because when you are dealing with sovereign powers like this, it's complicated and trump can be setting himself up in this way for abject failure unless he has a plan going in. paul: an honor to meet -- kim jong un an honor, the guy is one of the world's great murderers, he just had his brother assassinated with a poison in a malaysian airport. i mean, don't you...

Compromise its repeal only. were specializing in insisting on the possible. >> they helped develop the amendment doesn't really resolve the split inside the republican party. >> you're talking to some of the groups that are talking to the freedom caucus and you're getting a little more optimistic noise. what are they telling you? >> their hangup was that they believed their original bill they reduce premium prices.

Now? >> yes. it would give the jury an opportunity to convict him. >> reporter: the amendment doesn't come close to a repeal. you still do not have a duty to retreat before using deadly force to defend yourself. trayvon martin's parents believe lives will still be lost. >> the amendment says that you can shoot and kill someone and not be held accountable. it is making our children feel unsafe. >> david, do the demonstrateers feel like they are making progress? we have heard so much about the law, a lot of people made it a cause to get rid of it, but it is still there. >> reporter: so many peop...

Through famously many years ago, and he's saying we've got to stop spinning our wheels on this. we've been at this for a long time, and it's time to sort of make this happen. is there the momentum, do you think, on the republican side with this, because they feel it would benefit them politically as well, can they get together on it? they seem very divided right now. >> yeah, i think that it's going to get enough votes to pass the senate, and with a big number, well over 60 votes, as i say, which they have to have to break a filibuster. then the question is the house, and you've got a conserva...

Say. listen. >> i think this is absolutely crazy. why would you want to increase the cost of energy and kill more american jobs at a time when the american people are still asking the question, where are the jobs? rick: he doesn't mince words, does he? [laughter] >> he sure doesn't. and, you know, in the first term, as you know, rick, one of the most controversial features of the president's agenda was the cap and trade legislation that would have taxed energy production and industrial production in this country. that was killed because of the job environment. i think the point the speaker is ...