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Barack obamas birthplace. Good morning. It is monday, july 1, im Yasmin Vossoughian alongside White House Correspondent jeff bennett. The president making history. Tweeting this, if chairman kim of north korea sees this, i would meet him at the border dmz just to shake his hand and say hello. Kim jungun apparently did see the tweet and met and led trump over the border at the heavily militarized zone. After about a minute in what is officially hostile territory since the United States is technically at war with north korea. President trump resip indicated the gesture letting kim back into sout...

Gone in their physical form by now. Theyre not. Papers like the one that got thrown on your doorstep this morning, theyre just a big deal when we look at them on days like this. And, you know, if you squirrel copies of this weeks newspapers the front pages, someday your kids and your grandkids will look at those newspaper front pages from this week and theyll still have the same wow factor that they have for us today. Let me show you some of todays front pages. This was the front page of the New York Times today. You see the big allcaps headline there in the upper right. Expert condemns flow o...

Apparently aided by some in the military, some in the security services, was moving toward moscow and it is not surprising that they're now cracking down hard, trying to get to the bottom. we'll have to watch. this is a spy story taking place in real life and i want to know the next chapter. >> and, david, on that, nbc news reporting that former u.s. officials had back channel talks with prominent russians. how extraordinary is that that you have sergey lavrov, antony blinken's counterpart over there, the foreign minister, talking with these people and also how successful have past discussions...

Between president biden and president xi later this year, perhaps in seattle on the sidelines of the apex summit hosted by the united states. but, you know, both sides, of course, have a lot at stake economically, politically, geopolitically to tamp down the tensions we saw, the dangers of this a few weeks ago with the close calls both in terms of naval ships and aircraft in the pacific. >> we'll have to leave it there. david ignacious and peter baker, thank you. up next, moments ago, a personal aid to former president trump entered a plea of not guilty in connection to the classified docume...

View his role as a potential bridge? >> no, he didn't. but it is not surprising in that sense because richard, of course, is the epitome of the diplomatic establishment in washington for many, many years, 20 years as president of the council on foreign relations, just stepped down last week, many years before that in four administrations and he would be a logical person to try to keep ties going. as david said, this doesn't necessarily mean anything is going to happen anytime soon, it is a way for both governments to kind of keep a back channel to avoid escalation, to perhaps lay the groundwor...