i asked him about the difference of opinion between mike pompeo and kim yong—chol. this was never going to be an easy process. the dialogue has been opened at the highest level. that is really the biggest hurdle. this will be on and off in fits and starts. both sides came out spinning in a slightly different way. secretary pompeo emphasised when he thought there was progress and the north koreans, the north korean statements, that was not a pulling the plug statement, that was a sort ofjiggling with the plug and pushing back and pushing their agenda. we willjust have to see where it moves in the next stage. should much of these issues have been clarified before the meeting with president trump and kim jong—un? that is an interesting debate. there are two schools of thought. the traditional diplomatic approach would be all the preparation leading up to the summit. from a focus on north korea, i would say there is a good logic behind the trump administration approach, which is to start with opening that channel to kim jong—un. their system is very different to our

shannon bream will sort that out with mike pompeo. i'm sure it is one of the questions she will ask him. shannon: had i known i would have asked him of that. i challenge you to a nugget eating contest. thank you. we begin with a fox news alert. secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking out extensively on backlash to the helsinki summit and shedding new on what happened behind closed doors. my interview with him coming up shortly and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's turn to speak, making major news with the director of national intelligence. andrew mccarthy will break it down for us. as california continues to wage war against the trump administration over immigration policies, the cabinet or front runner has progressives worried. why he is apologizing and backtracking. the white house tamping down another firestorm making it clear the president is not entertaining vladimir putin's proposal to allow his government interview americans. despite the outrage over the helsinki summit donald trump is ready for round 2. kristin fishe

mike pompeo meeting the counterpart in north korea. he said this looked like more of a negotiating tactic. we are seeing images on the surface. it does look like both sides were feeling each other out. neither wanted to give anything away at this stage. even having said that, christine, you know, mike pompeo set the bar fairly low for his arrival in pyongyang. it looks very difficult to say he hit those low expectations. he did not get any sort of timeline on the denuclearization. he did not get any understanding as far as we know on the extent of north korea's nuclear weapons and infrastructure. he did not meet with kim jong-un. this underlies the fact that the u.s. and north korea are on different pages when it comes to what is the definition of denuclearization. a very, very basic concept. very basic area which they have to get some agreement on before moving forward. >> was mike pompeo dissed by the north koreans? he wasn't told where he would be staying and no eitinerary. two long banquets. >> reporter: everything you said which i

you asked mike pompeo did he sleep well. if you know what i knew about what we could do to the leadership of north korea, you wouldn't sleep very well. >>dana: i really enjoyed reading about that exchange women with in general asked mike pompeo twice, surely you couldn't have slept well last night. and he said i slept just fine. meanwhile, president trump will meet one-on-one with vladimir putin in helsinki. rumors report that the kremlin is working with the u.s. on a deal the president will accept. saying vladimir putin has agreed in principle to u.s. -israeli plans. - - that's according to two kremlin advisors. would you recommend the president agree to that deal? >> given russia's behavior, absolutely not. russia was supposed to make sure assad had no chemical weapons.the last thing you can depend on is the russians to take care of american-israeli interests. our troops in northeastern syria working with the syrian democratic forces, arabs and kurds have demolished ices and if we stay there. we have 2000 troops. isis won'

i'm basically following some journalists who are accompanying mike pompeo to pyongyang — as far as i could tell they are not updating regularly. yesterday, all of a sudden, just as the meeting wrapped up we started to get a lot of tweets from mike pompeo and the journalists but as far as we know they have now set up a working group to nail down some of the details of the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula which was agreed between president trump and kimjong—un in singapore last month. that is all we know for now. let's get all the world cup action and we now know the winner of the competition will be a european team, after belgium beat brazil 2—1 to go through to the semi—final. it's a huge blow to one of the tournament favourites. richard conway reports. the scars from brazil's 7—1 semifinal defeat to germany four years ago might never truly heal. this world cup was supposed to provide redemption. but belgium reopened that old wound, early pressure leading to a fernandinho own goal inside the opening quarter. soon, it was two. scored in russia, made in manchester. unit

secretary of state mike pompeo that just concluded. his hope for a denuclearized north korea fading fast. >>> new demands and proof that president trump's lawyers now want before special counsel robert mueller interviews the president of the united states. plus the accusations by other attorneys you haven't heard before questioning the character of one james comey. >>> ignoring advice. what president trump is likely to propose when he sits down with russia's president vladimir putin. the two men say they've got the same thorn in their side. important new insight into their relationship, just days before the two leaders meet face-to-face in helsinki. >>> we begin this hour with a startling turn of events at the end of secretary of state mike pompeo's visit to north korea. it just wrapped up.

. >> harris: fox news alert, secretary of state mike pompeo has wrapped up high-level meetings of the united nations in new york city. he has had to make remarks this hour alongside ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley next. this comes just one day after mike pompeo fired back a criticism that president trump appeared weak during his summit with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat, editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford. i love it when he salutes all the military people out there and he is fear and is

i'm basically following some journalists who are accompanying mike pompeo to pyongyang — as far as i could tell they are not updating regularly. yesterday, all of a sudden, just as the meeting wrapped up we started to get a lot of tweets from mike pompeo and the journalists but as far as we know they have now set up a working group to nail down some of the details of the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula which was agreed between president trump and kimjong—un in singapore last month. that is all we know for now. since we don't know very much, i am at a loss about what to ask you. stay with us on bbc news. another thrilling day in russia as brazil are knocked out of the world cup, and we look ahead to the much anticipated england— sweden match. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the host of the 2006 football world cup. they pipped the favourites south africa by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn'

mike pompeo was asked if he knew exactly what donald trump and said to vladimir putin. he said he had had conversations that there we re had had conversations that there were quite a lot of conversations and a lot of not answered. chris, many thanks for that. survivors have been describing their desperate battles to escape the wildfires that have swept through parts of the greek coast. many were trapped in homes and vehicles, others seeking refuge in the sea. it's now known at least 80 people died. from the town of mati, our correspondent mark lowen. with it, the lives they struck. hope to is dying here. the family of 88—year—old angeliki of the worst. the family of 88—year—old angeliki giannopoulos had just heard the worst. that she was the 80th person killed by the wildfires. her charred remains worst discovered in her home. for herson, a mix of shock and rage. fortunately i didn't find her by myself because i couldn't face that. the body is totally burned. when the pain will calm down will prosecute to all levels, everybody that is responsible for this catast

i don't think mike pompeo can really say that he fully knows. dan coats remember last week told an audience in aspen he didn't know, so i'm not exactly sure why mike pompeo would know and why president trump would be a completely reliable narrator in this but that is deeply frustrating for a committee that is supposed to be exercising overnight of u.s./russia policy and is already suspicious of this relationship. >> danielle, let me play for you an exchange between senator menendez and secretary pompeo. >> senator, i understand the game that you're playing. >> no, no, mr. secretary -- >> i do. i get it. >> with all due respect, i don't appreciate you characterizing my questions. my questions is to get to the truth. we don't know what the truth is. >> you do. >> and the only way we will know what the truth is, what transpired in those two hours in a highly amazing period of time to spend alone one-on-one is by understanding at least if you were briefed by the president what he told you. i don't think that's unfair to know, to understand what poli

did mike pompeo shed any light on that during his testimony? >> not really. he tried to communicate this administration has been tough on russia and that attention should be on policy and not the president's words, on things such as sanctions or planned meetings of the national security council, but it is really difficult for americans to focus on just what has been done when what is being said seems to be more loud and more frequent. and it seems like lawmakers weren't convinced either. >> yeah, not to mention mike pompeo couldn't let the opportunity pass without taking a swipe at barack obama, president barack obama. it seems everything this administration does, has to somehow take a swipe at the former president. >> yeah. >> that's true. >> let's talk about effort to impeach rosenstein by the 11 republicans. we know there's little chance of this actually happening, so why do it? >> well, i just think they just want to play to their base. i mean these are the most conservative members of congress and they were sent to congress by some of the most conservati

mike pompeo's third trip to north korea on the heels of the satellite images we have seen. what do you make of that in terms of rebuilding or building up their nuclear facilities? >> this is a make or break trip for trump administration policy. the trump policy is based on the assumption kim jong un made a decision to give up his weapons but we have seen evidence over the last week that shows north korea racing ahead not only on its nuclear weapons program but it's effort on ballistic missiles so i think it is important that we get a firm commitment from them to give up their nukes and missiles, dismantle their infrastructure and permit inspections. a lot of people say the administration is coming down on its demands. don't know that is true but we will get a good indication when this trip is over so it is now or never for the administration. heather: he sent a tweet saying many good conversations with north korea. it is going well. in the meantime no rocket launches or nuclear testing in eight months. only the opposition party which includes the fake news is complaining. i

the secretary of state mike pompeo right now is in pyeongchang, spending his first night there. this is after about three hours of negotiations earlier yesterday or today, depending upon what time zone that you are in, with the top north korean officials. these discussions are an attempt to fill out the major details that are outstanding from the framework that president trump and kim jong un signed last month in singapore. american and north korean officials have been in discussions since that summit and this is the first face-to-face meeting of secretary of state mike pompeo with the top north korean officials since. in a statement, the secretary had to say this,. >> and that is to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and how the program would be dismantled and what is wanted in return is up for discussion in n the negotiations. officials say that they are looking to fully understand the extent of the north korean nuclear program and capabilities and how the u.s. would confirm that it is no longer a threat in such a secretive country and both the leaders want a diminish

mike pompeo thought he was going to meet kim jong-un. beyond that, despite getting snubbed, and we know he was in various ways by that, it shows the entire mood has shifted, whether that was because china interve intervened, because north korea calculating it got what it wanted, it was now going to extract more from the united states for upcoming steps. i think it is a huge deal, that the optics that donald trump created and crafted are non-existent. they were non-existent then. they were fake. kim jong-un is sending a very, very serious message to pomp and to the president of the united states. there is a new game. >> rick, president trump walked away from the summit saying north korea no longer poses a nuclear threat. you don't hear mike pompeo saying that. kim jong-un didn't show up. >> it is delusional. kim jong-un got everything he wanted. he met with the president. had the north korean flag side by side with the american flag, on equal standing. their definition of denuclearization is equal standing. in other words, we should have

>>> but new details from a phone call secretary of state mike pompeo had with surgy lavrov just this morning. the russian foreign ministry saying the arrest of maria butina was among the topics of discussion and love rov saying that the charges against the 29-year-old were fabricated and demanding her now this coming from moscow and reflecting russia's version of the call. new reaction from the president about the secret recording michael cohen made of his conversation with then candidate trump over a payment to former playboy model karen mcdougal. for more, i'm joined by kelly o'donnell and reverend al sharpton and attorney caroline policy and then legal analyst and former federal prosecutor paul butler. with a welcome to all four of you. kel, i'll reach out to you first. i know you're in new jersey and the president is spending the day at his bedminster esta-- es. and what about the conversations. hit them both. >> when we look at the tweet about michael cohen, this is the president trying to do a couple of different things in one tweet. no public event to -- so using twitter to be

i'm basically following some journalists who are accompanying mike pompeo to pyongyang — as far as i could tell they are not updating regularly. yesterday, all of a sudden, just as the meeting wrapped up we started to get a lot of tweets from mike pompeo and the journalists but as far as we know they have now set up a working group to nail down some of the details of the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula which was agreed between president trump and kimjong—un in singapore last month. china has imposed retaliatory ta riffs china has imposed retaliatory tariffs on us goods after accusing the us government of igniting the biggest trade war in economic history. the chinese commerce ministry said the measures would match $34 billion worth of us tariffs, which came into force on friday. it's a bitter pill to swallow forfarmers in the us — especially those who grow soybeans and have seen their fortunes fall. the bbc‘s nick bryant has travelled to alabama for this report. these have become the golden battlefields of a trade war that's fast engulfing the world. farmers in the ame

mike pompeo seems to have a good rapport with kim jong-un. just saying that sentence alone is astonishing considering where the u.s. and north korea were when we seemed as if we were on the brink of war, now they'll have banquets together in pyongyang so they're slowly building trust and trust is slowly earned but there are still a lot of walls up on both sides that need to be broken down and the americans will be going in with big asks. secretary mike pompeo is about to ask for full transparency about north korea's nuclear program. are there facilities the world doesn't know about? will the inspectors be allowed in and then an aggressive timeline for dismantlement. but you've heard the state department saying they're not talking about a timeline which indicates they know it will be a long haul. and the north koreans said in singapore they would return the remains of u.s. service members killed in the korean war. officials have been on standby. they sent in kas pets to accept the remains and it hasn't happene happened. >> all right, will ripl

pressure on mike pompeo. america's top diplomat back in pyeongyang right now seeking proof north korea is committed to denuke larization. >>> also ahead this hour, the dangerous mission in thailand. what a rescue divers death means for the efforts to save 13 people trapped there in a cave. live from krcnn world headquarts in atlanta, i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> at 3:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast we start with another high profile departure from the trump administration. the head of the epa, the environmental protection agency has resigned under a cloud of controversy. scott pruitt was at the white house on wednesday, the fourth of july, for celebrations there. his resignation comes amid a long list of alleged ethics violations. you see some of them here. it's a long expensive list. pruitt is the subject of at least 14 separate investigations. among the claims, trying to use his position to secure a job and a restaurant franchise for his wife. president trump has been hesitant

it said the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, was making unilateral demands for denuclearisation. earlier, mr pompeo said there had been progress during his two days of talks in the north korean capital, though he didn't give any details. the bbc‘s seoul correspondent, mariko oi, has more on this developing story. they did not take long for north korea to stadler shing out that the united states. mr mike pompeo, before leaving to tokyo, told reporters he thought that the nuclear talks were very productive, that now he had a timeline for it. several hours after he landed in tokyo, we heard from north korea's state news agency that they thought the attitude of the us negotiators was regrettable. they thought the americans made too many demands, that they wanted a unilateral force denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. critics have always won, after president trump and kim jong—un agreeing to commit to the denuclearisation of the peninsula, that that term, the term denuclearisation, is interpreted differently between the different sides, because the americans want kim jong—u

how much weight putting on what mike pompeo has been saying today? when you have a look at what he said specifically about russia, he said specifically about russia, he wants to be seen as tough. the secretary of state was very clear that as far as he is concerned the us government will not accept russia going beyond its boundaries and that is specifically in regards to crimea and their actions in ukraine. they say it is unacceptable and they will keep sanctions in place. at the same time there were some fiery conversations during that session today in which mike pompeo was being grilled by members of congress about whether or not they would know exactly what donald trump had set to vladimir putin. example that was the question that came up time and time again in aggressive terms, asking did talk about the potential of easing sanctions, for example? mike pompeo did not want to talk about specifically donald trump had said. he was even asked if as secretary of state he knew exactly what donald trump had said to vladimir putin. he said he had had conve

mike pompeo last night said the u.s. is undertaking a diplomatic and financial pressure campaign against iran. >> sometimes it seems the world is desensitized to the regime's violence abroad, but the iranian people are not staying silent about their abuses. >> reporter: he says the leaders of iran are hypocritical holy men. today we are expecting secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of defense james mattis, hosting diplomats from australia including the minister of foreign affairs and minister of defense in this year's u.s.-australia ministerial consultation here at stanford university. this was planned long before the tensions between the u.s. and iran ramped up. that will certainly be a topic of discussion here for the next couple days. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> president trump said he finds it inconceivable that an attorney would record conversations with his clients. this after finding out michael cohen recorded ate of >>here were real feelings between the two of us. >> it was part of what federal authorities

are you satisfied that mike pompeo knows what happened? how far did you get in understanding whether there were any commitments made in that room? >> i don't have a great deal of confidence in -- and mr. pompeo knows exactly what happened. mr. trump's way of doing business is that is not what he does. he does what he wants to do when he wants to do it. to the surprise of his own national security team. we did not get a comfort level as to what happened in the room itself. we do know that in the public settings after the meeting, in front of mr. putin, president trump raised questions about our own intelligence agencies, accepted president clinton's statement that he would -- president putin's statements that he was not involved in interfering in our elections in 2016. utin to make a comment about american foreign diplomats to be available to russia. the list goes on and on. levelis not a comfort that mr. pompeo has a deep understanding as to what happened in that room. >> you mentioned you would like to know what happened in that meeting.

shannon bream is going to sort that out with mike pompeo. i am sure it is one of the questions she is going to ask him. it is pressing here on "the ingraham angle." i'm jason chaffetz. thanks for having me. >> shannon: jason, had i known ahead of the interview, i would have asked him. in the meantime, i will challenge you to a nugget eating contest. we'll get back to that. >> jason: there is no way. >> shannon: [laughs] we begin our show with a fox news alert. secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking out tonight extensively on backlash to the helsinki summit, and shedding new light on what happened behind closed doors. my interview with him coming up shortly. i knew tonight, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein turned to speak. he is making that major news along with the director of national intelligence dan coats. enter mccarthy will break it down for us. as california continues to wage war, it's a resistance against the trump administration over immigration policies, and old policy of the good the gubernatorial front-runner gavin newso

and if all goes well mike pompeo may end up meeting kim jong-un much. again, we don't know the time line of what the meetings are either. so it's very difficult to discern other than the fact that mike pompeo needs to come home with something. >>> president trump says he's ready for his meeting with vladimir putin in helsinki later this month. >> they're going president trump, be prepared. you know president putin is kgb and this and that. you know what? putin's fine, he's fine, we're all fine. will i be prepared? totally prepared. i've been preparing for this stuff my whole life. >> sleep well, united states. the summit expected to bring up several critical issues including meddling in the 2016 election. fred, good morning. >> reporter: certainly no lack of confidence there on the part of the u.s. president. also no lack of confidence on vladimir putin's part either. the russians are saying that obviously the russian president very much prepared for this summit as well. we have now heard from senior administration officials that indeed the summit will

pompeo, i trust mike pompeo. he's got a proven record. a stellar man. great knowledge of policy. when he's saying like with the meeting with iran, we need to have these things in place before we -- the preconditions before we had the meeting. then we had our very own president. a republican president. saying i'll take a meeting, no preconditions. which going forward, which person do we believe, which policy is the gop's policy. this is why you're seeing so many problems within the white house when they issued a statement. because the president of the united states who is a republican, can come out and basically go against the statement that the white house has put out. this is a very confusing time not only for you guys but republicans in general. we had great respect for pompeo. listen to what he said. it is not the same thing, it is what donald trump says. where do we go. where is the line? where do the republican strategists come out and say this is what we're going to do going forward and it works? >> and wha

mike pompeo trying to project toughness with the russia strategy. u.s. will not recognize crimea as part of russia although donald trump is not willing to make that statement. >> the secretary of state refusing to provide details in the secret meeting in helsinki with the president and vladimir putin. as the white house announces a second summit will not take place until next year. more now from michelle kosinski on capitol hill. >> reporter: dave and christine, this was a chance for senators to get questions answered about what was said in the two-hour closed-door meeting with president trump and russian president vladimir putin in helsinki. secretary of state mike pompeo often with a snarky attitude would not answer many of them. saying they were private conversations. and asking did trump tell you what went on in the meeting. this was contentious from the start. >> has donald trump told you what he and president vladimir putin discussed in the two-hour meeting in helsinki? >> i'm confident you have private meetings in your life. you chosen that settin

there is a lot of pressure on mike pompeo to come back. he has said that he is in north korea to flush out the details on that commitment that he and trump made in singapore we don't even know if the u.s. and north korea are on the sanl page. at this stage, expectations for pompeo. >>> president trump says he is ready for his meeting with vladimir putin in helsenki later this month. president trump is kgb and all of this. vladimir putin is fine. i'm prepared, i have been prepared for this stuff my whole life. >> the july 16th summit is set to bring up several critical issues. fred, will there be any official record of what putin and president trump discussed? >> there will be some sort, but the beginning of that meeting will be exactly what the russians wanted which is a one on one meeting between president's -- president trump and president pew tin. you have arms control on the agenda. you also have syria and ukraine. the u.s. delegation wants to talk about election meddling, they they it has been talked about. they say if the u.s. wants

secretary of state mike pompeo on friday. and former fbi antitrump lawyer lisa page is fighting congressional subpoena to appear before lawmakers on capitol hill tomorrow, page is trying to arrange another date for the closed-door meeting suggesting that she's not ready to take the hot seat. he workplace lover agent peter strzok will testify publicly on thursday. a lot of people will be watching. will, the former navy sailor pardoned by president trump is suing the obama administration over the hillary clinton e-mail probe. christian, spent a year in prison for taking photos of classified sections of his submarines he claims that barack obama, loretta lynch and others prosecuted him and went easy on hillary clinton for more serious violations of the same law. first lady melania trump can soon make campaign to help children international. according to new york times will bring be best platform in event in london this week, her campaign focuses on children's health, positivity and social media and fighting opioid crisis. the fi

pence and a secretary of state mike pompeo. and just a few moments, mike pompeo will be speaking. he will be introducing the vice president, and the vice president is a huge proponent of this issue. so it is the first of its kind, bringing together delegates from about 80 countries across the globe to look at basically three things. to learn how to access funds public and private in the fight against religious persecution, and to hear stories from victims of religious persecution. and to advance the understanding that promoting religious freedom is actually linked it to a decrease in terrorism and an increase in economic stability. yesterday, the archbishop in iraq, who escaped her just five hours before isis attacked his church. >> what happened was a genocide for us. took everything from us, yes. everything. even our dignity. and honorably, i can say that they couldn't take the lord from our hearts. and they cannot do that. >> now, the event starts off with speech by nikki haley, the ambassador to the united nations, speaking

as you mentioned, mike pompeo arrived on friday afternoon and he met with kim jong—un‘s right—hand man. that was the only meeting as far as we know that took late yesterday. it wrapped up around 7:30pm local time and they spoke about three hours before breaking for dinner. apparently the mood appeared relaxed. mike pompeojoked that this was his third time and then —— that if he came and other time he would start to pay taxes to make. to which the right—hand man suggested that the more he came the more trust could be built. this morning his first meeting was scheduled at 9am local time, about one hour ago. we still do not know who he is meeting with. as you can imagine, the information is only trickling in. i'm basically following some journalists who are accompanying mike pompeo to pyongyang as far as i could tell they are not updating regularly. yesterday, all of a sudden, just as the meeting wrapped up we started to get a lot of tweets from mike pompeo and the journalist but as far as we know they have now set up a working group to nail down some of the details of the denuclear

to believe the north korean spokesman or mike pompeo? in this case in terms of how the meeting what i would be inclined to believe pompeo, which is by no means to say this is all going to end very well and they will do nucearized. i think that still remains a long shot. >> dana: i think they are very clear right about all this. juan, let me ask you about another meeting happening this week. president trump will go to a nato meeting and he will have a one-on-one meeting with putin. what you think the president wants to accomplish in that meeting? >> with putin i think syria is the number one issue and the question is about how the russians play a role in the middle east. are they in fact linked inevitably with iran? you hurts on about this from senator graham in your earlier interview where the idea is that you have to be quite clear up with president putin that the united states sees him as an antagonist and someone who is stirring the pot and indirectly supporting iran's support of terrorist organizations throughout the middle east. so

you have given mike pompeo a fair amount of the benefit of the doubt. there are a lot of people who said whether you like him more or less than tillerson, pompeo does seem to have the trust and faith of the president. nobody in any other part of the world wants to deal with somebody, no matter what their title, if they don't feel like that person is speaking on behalf of the president. but the pompeo has come out on the opposite side of donald trump on things like crimea, on things like russian interference in the election, so this is going to be an interesting hearing. >> yeah, i think it is. i don't know what he's going to talk about. for sure he's going to be pushed on what happened at the putin summit and that private meeting raises lots of questions. we need to assume, by the way, that the russians have a transcript of that meeting and that we possibly, because we're really good, our intel is really good, i have no personal information, that we may have access to it too, or at least the outtakes that putin gave his folks after the meeting. so we ha

. >> mike pompeo laid down his goal for a denuclearization deal. >> donald trump reassuring a plan is in motion as he looks forward to his next summit with m putin. jillian: griff jenkins live to break it down. >> reporter: he is on the ground in pyongyang, secretary pompeo met by vice chairman kim jong chol, he came to announce it was his third business and if he has more time he will have to pay taxes, two days of talks with considerable pressure to nail down commitments by chairman kim on denuclearization amid skepticism the regime is serious about an agreement. pompeo issued a statement he is seeking to fill details and on commitment and continue momentum towards what the two leaders promised each other. on optimistic donald trump praising his relationship with chairman kim at a rally in montana. >> they said he is too tough, he is going to cause a war, too tough, now they say he is too nice, too nice. i got along very well with chairman kim. i got along very well. that is a good thing. >> reporter: the president taking a shot at critics for his summit with russia. >> vladimir put

mike pompeo should resign. >> harris: why should they resign? >> howard: the idea is that if you don't like donald trump's national security policies, his handling of the mueller investigation or his handling of vladimir putin, you should resign as a matter of conscious. the idea is people that work for him are trying to push him in the government and a good direction. i think it's a cheap shot. >> harris: if you look at the polling, their supportive of the president. the polling numbers. >> elizabeth: even before the helsinki summit. >> harris: his approval numbers are bumping up. >> melissa: just to come back to the fisa warrant and other reactions that are on there, i think people keep saying why doesn't the president just release it in full? we have seen in the past that when we take these reductions off that lately, they've been embarrassing to the top echelon of the fbi. actually think the president is trolling all the democrats and that the longer this fisa thing goes on and the more suspicious most people especially on his side get of th

there was an awkward trip for secretary of state mike pompeo. the latest breaking news with brexit secretary david davis resigning. this is daybreak asia. i am yvonne man. ramy: i am ramy inocencioramy:. you can see a picture of freedom tower in the financial district of new york. you can see on friday the s&p 500 was up .9% where technology tensions.de war we have $34 billion triggered against china from the united states and $16 billion more sometime in the next two weeks possibly. yvonne: potentially things will get ugly from here. let's get to first word news and get you caught up with the investment world. rosalind: asian equity futures are pointing to a generally positive open. they are assessing shock for the u.s.-china trade war. mainland stocks have taken a beating in the lead up. president trump has threatened to extend the tariffs to cover half a trillion dollars of imports. the chinese premier said the trade war benefits nobody. >> we are not complacent on the risks. proof that the trade war would be back for the economy, starting wi

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secretary of state mike pompeo, u.n. ambassador nikki haley and representatives from the security council, china, russia, south korea talking about north korea and trying to get kim jong-un to surrender his nuclear weapons program. they want to keep up sanctions pressure against north korea until it finally dismantles its program. the u.s. is now complaining of sanctions violations of north korean petroleum imports. china and russia are blocking penalties against the kim regime on the u.n. security council and want the council to consider easing sanctions against north korea. after meetings finish this hour secretary pompeo will speak to the media perhaps we can get a question or two in about all that when it comes to easing up on the sanctions there. >> sandra: there are concerns north korea has no intention of giving up its weapons. >> there are. the secretary has been asked about that and he has said that kim jong-un understands the demands of the united states and that he insists that kim jong-un is part of this proc

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we have live coverage with the reaction with the secretary of state mike pompeo. but first go to the white house. >> hey, dana, good to be with you. the president's sworn duty is to protect the american people from all people, foreign debt and domestic. the president is in fact

secretary of state mike pompeo. pompeo on the other hand used the word "progress" to describe two days of denuclearization talks with north korea. joining me now to discuss it is cnn global affairs analyst joseph eun. he's also a former special representative for north korean policy. welcome and thank you so much for coming in on a saturday. what do we make of the words north korea is using in this latest statement? >> i think this is bad diplomatic language, kind of rude if you ask me. what you heard mike pompeo say, progress, it's like the equivalent to diplomatic band-aid. north korea just took that band aide off, you know? >> is this part of the north korea playbook? are we right back where we started? >> that's a good question, joe. is this beginning of the end of what president trump started in singapore? i certainly hope not. we do not want to go back to fire and fury. we don't want to go back there. but i think what happened in singapore, expectations didn't meet. they got away. they thought something else w

how does mike pompeo do his job effectively. nikki haley has corner herself off up here with the u.n., doesn't have to sit face-to-face with trump. but pompeo does. >> i thought it was striking how good the statement that the secretary of state -- secretary of defense and the australian counterparts put out. so contradictory to what the president says and does. they were talking about the importance of upholding the rules based order and the way we and the australians and other allies will work in concert to advance our interests. i think it looks to me like secretary pompeo is in the unpleasant position of understanding that good policy is not what the president is saying. so he tries to match the president's words when he thinks the president is listening. and take policy actions much morp consistent with our national interests. it's a very awkward position for the secretary of state to be in. >> yeah, well he is also the one that has to deliver after the president has a summit with kim jong un that gets us nothing, maybe in a

however, what we're hearing seems to be in direct opposition to what mike pompeo said. there coming from a north korean ministry spokesperson who said that the high-level talks of the delegation led by secretary of state mike pompeo were regrettable and has accused washington of trying to unilaterally pressure the country into abandoning its nukes. the statement goes on to say that the united states betrayed spirit of last month's summit between the president and north korean leader kim jong-un by making unilateral demands on cvid or the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of north korea. perhaps most concerning, the last statement, goes on to say that the outcome of the followup talks was very concerning because it has led to a dangerous phase that might rattle our willingness for denuclearization that had been firm. we'll have to get further clarification from the united states side on what went on. we know that mike pompeo indicated there would be a discussion perhaps on the 12th of july of high-level meeting talks between the department of defense

the success of going after iran, a lot of it depends on how mike pompeo performs. and he needs americans include democrats on capitol hill to support him and give him what he needs to make sure that we get to the gold here. everyone should be interested in denuclearization, stopping iranian aggression, and there's a reason why were rex tillerson is not in that position anymore. we need support from both senators on the republican and the democratic side of the aisle. >> this is what the president had to say about the deal with iran. >> president trump: i withdrew the united states from the horrible, one-sided iranian nuclear deal. but we are ready to make a real deal, not the deal that was done by the previous administration which was a disaster. >> you are there? >> it was interesting because that was a military crowd. i was in the front row and i was there with a chemist taking the pictures. the one thing i could say was it was a very bipartisan crowd. we were taking a different stance around the world and these are people from generations around the world. and w

mike pompeo on a long trip that's going to take him through asia. i'm wind up in brussels for this nato summit taking place a little later this week. what explains the

the warning comesjust hours after us secretary of state mike pompeo flew out of pyongyang — having given a very different account of the meeting. we made progress on almost all of the central issues. some places, a great deal of progress — other places, there's still more work be done. we'll have the latest on what seems to be a sudden diplomatic divide between pyongyang and washington. also ahead: rescuers in thailand make preparations to bring the trapped boys out of the flooded caves. at least 50 people die as flooding sweeps across japan — more than a million are forced from their homes. and i'm olly foster in moscow — where england have booked their place in their first world cup semi finalfor 28 years. and on because russia and croatia have gone to extra time. hello, and welcome to world news today. north korea has issued a strong criticism of the us — just hours after the secretary of state, mike pompeo, left pyongyang after two days of talks with the leadership there. the foreign ministry says america made too many demands, and that it had displayed a regrettable attitude