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>> a remarkable moment at the trump-kim summit today. the president says he believes kim jong-un didn't know about the torture of otto warbier. >> he felt badly about it. he knew the case very well, but he knew it later. and, you know, you got a lot of people. big country, a lot of people. and in those prison ns and those camps you have a lot of people and some really bad things happened to otto. but he tells me that he didn't know about it, and i will take him at his word. >> fareed is here. he's taking kim at his word. that's astounding, isn't it? >> it's a breath taking statement. here you ...

Is -- >> kavanaugh, of course, has a long and storied history with the bush family. this is something that has been hard to underplay when it comes to the importance of it to trump. >> right. because this is loyalty is the prime virtue. here is someone who was the staff secretary to president george w. bush. someone very well-regarded as that administration. this administration doesn't have a lot of respect for that administration. he's an establishment figure. apparently his white house counsel has been really pushing. there is that question, if he feels he is going to be loyal to the bushes,...

There was a blog post after his speech at rutgers by a supporter who listed six points of the speech and number six was that the state department, the u.s. state department was adjunct of the israeli foreign minister's office, which is a breath taking statement. senator hagel says he doesn't recall making that statement and would disavow it. this latest report, i'm trying to sort it. but the bottom line for me, if he in fact said something like that, that the state department was controlled by the israeli foreign minister's office, i think that would undermine the role as secretary of defense ...

There was a blog post after his speech at rutgers by a supporter who listed six points of the speech and number six was that the state department, the u.s. state department was adjunct of the israeli foreign minister's office, which is a breath taking statement. senator hagel says he doesn't recall making that statement and would disavow it. this latest report, i'm trying to sort it. but the bottom line for me, if he in fact said something like that, that the state department was controlled by the israeli foreign minister's office, i think that would undermine the role as secretary of defense ...