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Leading up to warmbier's death. >> i did speak to him. he felt very badly about it. he knew the case well but he knew it later. a lot of people, big country. a lot of people. in those prisons and those camps, you have a lot of people, and some really bad things happened to otto. some really, really bad things. but he tells me he didn't know about it, and i will take him at his word. >> warmbier went to north korea on an educational trip. he was put in prison and he was returned to america in a vegetative state. at the state of the union address, with warmbier's parents in the audience, the pre...

Who was racist. >> that set off a chain of e-mails between democrat rashida tlaib. >> mr. president, i reclaim my time. he is setting a precedent that the highest office can be obtained for legal activity. >> hillary shelton is director of the naacp's washington bureau. he's with us now. what did you think, mr. shelton, as you saw this? >> it was such a distraction. the issues going on at the time was testimony from the president's former lawyer, someone that's been close to the president and his family for years and years. >> you mean congressman meadows having lynn patton, that that was a di...

This is actually a great outcome for the united states. >> why is that? is it because walking away and saying no way, this is not something we're going to sta for, it's just important to make that statement? >> absolutely. and it was critical that president trump did it face to face, eyeball to eyeball, with kim jong-un. and what's actually quite surprising to me, president trump did it in a very measured manner and he didn't come off, you know, flying off the handle which everybody thought he might because he's distracted with domestic issues at home. and, in fact, it was very important to ke...

Bush's grandson and president george w. bush's nephew and he interviewed me about some of my memories of covering the bush family. >> brianna, it's so special to be here with you and turn the tables a bit and get to ask you questions. i'm sure this is somewhat weird for you. >> it is odd. but i love it. >> so, when you came to d.c., one of your first assignments was going to the white house in 2006 and you thought you were going to get an empty weekend at the white house. what happened? tell us about that. >> that's right. i was going to be filling in for white house correspondents while your ...

From members of both parties that president trump walked away rather than accept a bad deal, which was a concern among many of the petition own advisers walking into the summit. but i think clearly that is a little bit after-the-fact ju justification. the president himself was looking for a big breakthrough to answer. they actually had a signing ceremony scheduled which they canceled. it wasn't as if this was the plan all along. it was an embarrassing defeat for the president on the world stage and a blow to his prestige. i should also note that to many long-time aobservers to america policy i...