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From the reporting that i was just listening to, if you guys president joe biden and siding with kim jong-un to do it. are taking a nose count you have of course, satisrah sanders was something in the order of a couple dozen, few dozen folks defense with all of us. but today he sits down to hold ready to move forward towards impeachment proceedings, bilateral talks with the prime hearings which is different than minister. but these contradictions, kasie, a impeachment vote. i do think make it that much we have the majority of more difficult as president democrats, so 200 and something trump heads into what he s of those, so by far the majority hoping will be very serious of democrats are not at the point to do impeachment diplomatic talks and, of course, proceedings or move to an give his political rivals plenty impeachment vote. of fodder back at home. while i have you, it is, of course, memorial day we are we ve laid out some of that. elise, you ve covered the state honoring our ....
Because he knew this man more overseas. than any of us did. we should be very concerned we have got to have a about north korea. president that has a more this is not a friend of ours. do you think it s appropriate coherent vision of foreign for democrats on the campaign policy and sees america s trail to be criticizing the interests over the long term. president while he s overseas or understands that falling in love not? well, i actually, and many of with kim jong-un it s the us who are new to this congress ran on a platform of decency and civility, i think we as a hair. i hadn t thought about that. nation, that includes our leadership and candidates, would and what is it with putin? it s the horse. okay. do better to be more civil and and with that, i d like to respectful of one another. i think our democrat candidates welcome my panel, with me shawna and republicans as well, would do better and serve us better if thomas and elise lavit, brian we were decent to one another ....
Think, wow, i m using this new modern weapon. i m annexing a country. the american president doesn t care. he wants to come to me groveling over a deal. imagine what republicans would say if obama made that case. they would say he is weak, he is letting putin push the united states around, he is going into a summit with his head in the sand. i want to bring in our own elise lavit who has been working her sources tracking all the developments. i know you are getting new information. what are you hearing? i mean, we have been talking to european diplomats about this summit. there are real concerns. not necessarily so much about the fact that president trump is meeting with president putin. they say it s important and a good idea for the president to have a relationship with russia. you will remember that french president macron visited saint petersburg. he is trying to strike up a relationship with vladimir putin as is angela merkel tries to maintain a good relationship. what they ar ....
Council meeting at midnight just after the u.s. president canceled that summit to try and figure out what to do. and clearly this is the result of that. now, one key thing we don t know is who asked for this meeting. was it the north korean leader who pushed for it or the south korean leader who pushed for it. in just a few hours time we ll have a press conference with moon and we re hoping to ask him that question. we will look for that, paula, when it happens. thanks for that report from seoul. let s continue this discussion on the on again, off again and possibly on again u.s./north korea summit with my expert panel. cnn global affairs correspondent elise lavit. a former ambassador who served as a point person for korea. and senior military analyst retired general mark hurtley. elise, it s extraordinary to see north korea give ground like this, isn t it? we don t know how much ground they actually gave. they gave a statement, as president trump said. it was a very nice statem ....
Embassies to jerusalem. elise lavit, thank you very much. the decision to have the u.s. recognize jerusalem as its nation s capital has been heralded by some and decried by others. but what are the actual implications. cnn s orren libra en liebermann look. reporter: among the reasons for the palestinians to celebrate is this. we are delighted with president trump s decision to move the embassy here. it says a simple thing, peace must be based on truth. reporter: but why is this such a big deal? israel has always seen jerusalem as its capital city. why not the rest of the world? a little history here. israel was established in 1948. israel was a split city between jerusalem and jordan until 1967 ....