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For tat about the nature of that conversation. we knew the truth. we knew what had taken place there. and, you know, it's the north korean press, and so i assume that most reasonable people will discount it fairly significantly the same way one might the russian press. these are important decisions about how much to disclose about private conversations because everyone knows that you may have an expectation that you'll have another private conversation one day, and the absence of their belief that that private conversation has the capacity to remain in that space reduces the freedom to have th...

Progress on ukraine and crimea and here is why. there is an election coming in ukraine next year and putin is conducting a massive information campaign inside of ukraine affecting the people. he is trying to get a political change in the order of things in ukraine so he gets a favorable outcome and influence in that country politically that he doesn't have right now. he will wait for that. wait for those results. >> bill: general, thank you so much. please stand by there in washington, d.c., the meeting is underway right now. we're waiting for a read-out. we'll see the reaction when we get it....

That we have had the first read out, that we have learned sometimes unintentionally what happened in the room. is there a chance that that is the case on monday, whatever the white house tries to either lay out or not lay out after this meet something. >> yeah, we could get a far more candid assessment perhaps from the russians than we do from our own white house. but it's going to be virtually unverifiable. i mean with so few people in the room i'm not entirely sure how we're going to be able to litigate these contesting versions of the truth when they're presented side by side unless, of cou...

Leader or of a former foreign leader, you could easily see a president saying please don't drop the nuews of that until i have the meeting with my counterpart because i don't want it to spoil that meeting. that would be an appropriate use of a president's discretion in my experience having worked in a white house on foreign affairs. it would not be a useful use of his discretion when he himself is involved. it's the president's own involvement that makes it so astonishing and so unique. and now he's sitting down with vladimir putin, the very man who our intelligence community says ordered this...

U.s. and nato defending her country's defense spending. >> i would suggest to look at the whole balance sheet. we are talking about 2% spending for defense of the gdp. this doesn't say anything about who is contributing what to nato. we're the second largest contributor after our american friends. >> she is saying look beyond the numbers. germany's commitment to nato is decade long and continues to be very strong. >> sandra: do we expect to get a read-out from the president's break-out sessions with macron and merkel and if so, when? >> yeah, those break-out sessions will be happening not long...