kim jong-un has donald trump figured out. he's, you know, using very deferential language, using all the superlatives to say you are the greatest president america's ever had, this kind of thing, you know, to appeal to his ego. and it's working. look at the reaction. he doesn't have to offer any substance. he doesn't have to offer to give up his nuclear program, he just flatters the president and the president is won over. >> and now to go back to where i planned to begin, roundabout page 50 there's a portrait of this young man, reminds me of some of the kids i grew up with, when you're obsessed basketball you sleep with a basketball. kim jong-un slept with a basketball at boarding school in switzerland. it's almost a tender, half-page portrait before we realize that when he grows up he becomes someone else. is he now a full-on sociopath? and talk a bit about how he came to be. >> yeah. i think, you know, there's a tendency to view kim jong-un as this mad man, as a total nutjob, as donald trump once said. but, in fact, you kn

so kim jong-un's brutal regime in north korea. to the most brazen intelligence heist of this century. and to the raid that took down bin laden. all of it as this special edition of "the 11th hour" gets under way. greetings once again from nbc headquarters here in new york. thanksgiving 2019 puts us at day 1,044 of this trump administration. and we want to take you through some of the most compelling stories that we have been told in this very studio. throughout this broadcast, we'll listen to the people who told those stories. the authors of some of the most compelling books we've read and talked about this year. these men and women take us where we can't go ourselves. the childhood bedroom of a future dictator and friend of donald trump. the daring escape from capture by one of the most wanted men in the world. and dinner with the 45th president of the united states. it makes for an hour of storytelling from the writers who know it best as we listen to the authors as they told us their stories. and we begin with a four-star admir

reflecting a much larger frustration reflected by kim jong-un. his regime has given president trump -- to make more progress on a nuclear weapons deal. experts say if that doesn't happen, north korea could go back to testing nuclear warheads and long range missiles! if this goes south and we blow past this self-imposed deadline, we have to assume we're facing a more capable, more angry and dangerous north korea than we were look iing at two years ago. >> and analysts believe another provocation from north korea to tweak the u.s. and south korea is imminent. in the next few days they say the north korean military is going to begin its so-called winter training cycle. more than a million troops conducting a massive series of drills that will last for months. the u.s. and south korea meanwhile have been scale back their joint military exercises to appease north korea and get back to the negotiating table, but experts say kim jong-un is not b about to scale back his military drills. wolf. >> very significant indeed. thank you. coming up, the house ju

i started painting because i wanted to make chemical song and kim jong il happy with my pictures. son move letter basically harmonious life he was looking forward to a great career as a painter in service to kim jong il but then in the mid 1990 s. came the catastrophe. united nations estimates some $20000000.00 are starving resorting to eating roots and grass there's only enough food for each adult to get 100 grams per day to need to. starvation drove sun moon into the tumen river he swam to china knowing he could never return soon lose escape still affects him to this day he depicts it in his paintings and sketches the absurd odyssey through pyongyang beijing and laos covering thousands of kilometers in order to reach south korea just over the border. he was helped by the chinese mafia who smuggle him to laos where he struggled his way through the jungle. when he finally saw the church crosses above seoul it seemed unreal and freedom brought confusion a cult of personality in pop music a uniformity of commercial brands. the dominating position of religion. all strategies that see

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kim jong-un is thinking he's got almost everything he wants. arthel: you mentioned the two short-range missiles. we started off talking about the third time he tested a new massive multiple launcher. are these bona fide threats? >> of course they are a threat. he's got south korea. you have gowvment s. forces all over the place. kim jong-un has a missile that can reach the entire american homeland. he tested that in november of 2017. i'm sure what they have been doing since that time is adjusting the telemetry. the north koreans have been making progress on their missiles and their nukes. even though there has been no formal test. arthel: what happens next? you say the president or administration had not been firm enough on sanctions against north korea, china and whoever else is funneling money to north korea. but it's not happening according to your report. why isn't it happening? what's really the answer? we seem to be going on a treadmill on this thing. >> he has given theouts a deadline at the end of this year. if he does something like de

he made a decision to talk to kim jong-un. he didn't talk it over with the secretary of state and his advisors. this president after that invite from kim jong-un came through said sure, sure, i'll go talk to him. he made the decision in 10 minutes. that i can guarantee you along with quite a few other things along the way annoyed the deep state. he cut them out of the process and they believe they are too important for that. so i'm asking tonight who is in charge? is it the president of the united states or is it the deep state administrative bureaucrats? joining me right now. ceo and barbara bull and author of double crossfire, anthony 8a. good to see both of you. bartle, i will start with you. the american people elected him. they sent him zooms to the oval office because they believed in his ideas. shouldn't he be able to basically promote his ideas and put them into action? >> of course, trish. we have seen now yesterday into the mindset and the methods of a bureaucratic he sleet run wild. it's like they are drunk on gener

president they call donald trump's close relationship with kim jong il an intolerable i refuse to accept there's any reason to compliment this this monster. and they pledged to continue speaking their minds everywhere. we just want to know what happened to our son there must be records on it were caring parents but on the intercom with the embassy would it be possible for us to make an appointment with the ambassador they were told to send an e-mail they said thank you knowing full well they'll never get a reply. well this is the w. news are these are our top stories former bolivian president evo morales has arrived in mexico where he's been granted asylum he was forced to resign on sunday after pressure from military leaders and weeks of unrest fueled by allegations of election fraud. a top commander of the palestinian militant group islamic jihad has been killed in an air strike in the gaza strip israel says. was behind a series of rocket attacks caledonia militants have responded by firing rockets into israel. the u.s. supreme court has begun hearing arguments over the trump administr

therefore kim jong un will keep up with these short range missile tests. the 2-year anniversary of the icbm lunch. mike: hot topic number 3. let's listen to the people on the streets of hong kong. >> silent majority express their voice by their vote. but there is still a long way to go. it is an uphill battle. we will fight until the day we get free elections. >> hong kong obviously quite happy the united states congress passed several bills, standing up for people there and going against to beijing, the president signed it into law. your thoughts on this issue? >> they were celebrating today in hong kong, american flags, photos of trump, excited he signed the bill. he didn't have much of a choice. it was passed nearly unanimously in the house and senate which means they would easily override a veto. that is not a battle trump wants to get into right now. he did signal he wasn't sure he would sign this in part because we are trying to negotiate a big deal with china on trade. that is his priority. i believe, it does support the people of hong kong he was f

kim jong un has set an end—year deadline to kick—start the denuclearisation talks with washington. in football, the owners of the english premier league champions, manchester city, have agreed a deal to buy a majority stake in the indian side, mumbai city. it means the club's parent company, city football group, now has stakes in eight teams around the world. the first funerals have been held in vietnam for some of the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry in britain last month. families of 16 of the victims have held services. the bodies of the other people who died are expected to be returned to vietnam from the uk this weekend. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. a single drum sounded as two young cousins were laid to rest in a cemetery in rural vietnam. nguyen van hung was 33, hoang van tiep just 18. they died together in the back of a lorry trailer crossing the english channel to britain. hoang van tiep's grieving father says he is now glad his son is home. in all, 39 people died in the trailer, the first 16 bodies were flown back yesterday... ..and

president they call donald trump's close relationship with kim jong il an intolerable i wish she is to accept there's any reason to compliment this this monster. and they pledged to continue speaking their minds everywhere. we just want to know what happened to our son there must be records on it were caring parents but on the intercom with the embassy would it be possible for us to make an appointment with the ambassador. they were told to send an email they said thank you knowing full well they'll never get a reply. i. a meeting of the minds of the 2 men and mindful that the world is watching their meeting turkish president richard heir to one will be in washington on wednesday at the white house to meet president trump this will be the 1st face to face meeting between the 2 since trump told u.s. troops from northern syria a move that led to turkey's incursion across the syrian border to push back syrian kurdish fighters from turkey regards kurdish militia to be terrorists but they are the same men and women who helped the u.s. push back so-called islamic state. the turkish president

kim jong un has set an end—year deadline to kick—start the denuclearisation talks with washington. gordon sondland, the us ambassador to the eu, has been accused by three women of sexual misconduct. mr sondland was a star witness in the impeachment inquiry into the us president. all three women allege mr sondland retaliated against them professionally after they rejected his advances. he denies this, arguing the accusations are politically motivated. researchers in brazil say smoke from burning forests in the amazon can intensify the melting of glaciers, threatening water supplies to millions of people. the scientists studied the movement of smoke particles and their effect on andean glaciers. they found evidence that snow and ice was being "darkened", accelerating the rate of melting. in football, the owners of the english premier league champions, manchester city, have agreed a deal to buy a majority stake in the indian side, mumbai city. it means the club's parent company, city football group, now has stakes in eight teams around the world. the first funerals have been held in v

you do go over kim jong un on the north korean leader, the summits, you covered them. a third one that could be in the works, and the criticism about meeting with him. it happens again and again. it's an issue that makes him uncomfortable. >> bret: it does. foreign policy experts debate whether it's worth doing it if you don't know the end game of what you're going to get out of it. ronald reagan believes that too. trust but verify. his diplomacy with gorbachev obviously sees a breakthrough and ends the cold war. trump obviously hasn't seen that -- >> neil: not before things fell apart. >> bret: they fell apart in reykjavik. they fell apart numerous times in those summits. i think president trump looks at kim jong un is the possibility. it just hasn't been realized yet. whether a third summit happens or not, we haven't seen the north koreans live up to what they've even talked about at these first two. >> neil: you don't say this but the leap that i've made is the president seems to have a fondness for roguish characters. maybe admirers how they hang onto power. is it

jong-un, are they worried about me giving the call? but in this case because the press has been dupe into a hoax and in some cases have really started the hoax, i will give the letter, if they want it. i do say this about that call, i think that's a very revealing call. >> follow the house impeachment inquiry and the administration's response on c-span. unfiltered coverage live on tv, our radio app and online. watch primetime re-airs or stream any time on demand at c-span.org/impeachment. >> president trump delivered remarks at the black voices for trump rally in atlanta. the president talked about his administration's record and job creations and low unemployment for african americans. he also commented about the impeachment inquiry, house intelligence committee chair adam schiff and house spe

jong un visited an artillery unit on the maritime border between north and south korea and personally directed an artillery test firing which has irked people here in south korea because of course that is very much against the spirit of the declarations that were signed at the end of last year between north and south korea at the height of the summit diplomacy and it just shows how relations have cooled significantly since that time and of course with the clock ticking towards the end of this year which is the deadline that kim jong un has given for some sort of breakthrough in negotiations with the united states or with the ominous warning that in the new year he is likely to choose a different path. a 3 day general strike is underway in lebanon where violent confrontations have threatened what have largely been peaceful protests in recent days there were tense standoff between sectarian and political rivals but nearly 6 weeks since they started the movement protesters are determined to restore a united voice against the ruling class and then a 100 reports from beirut it's. a message

. >> and christopher, president trump also got a surprise, thanksgiving message, from kim jong-un, who fired off two north korean multiple rocket launchers. analysts say kim is frustrated by sanctions. were they friends after the president stopped calling kim little rocket man? what is going on here. >> reporter: again, the president is all about making big announcement, claiming he has made huge strides toward peace or stopping war. but when it comes right down to it, he doesn't get the substance that is needed to make a solid agreement, a solid piece and that certainly is the case with kim jong-un of north korea, and they can send love letters back and forth all year long if they want but at the end of the day kim jong-un still has all of his nuclear weapons, probably more than he did before the first summit, and he's still got intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of hitting the united states of america. those are not the ones he has been testing recently but he has set a deadline at the end of the year and we may see more nuclear test, more icbm tests after that. >> and chris

the president tweets, see you soon, to kim jong-un and essentially gets the door slammed in his face. we will explain. >> the white house issues a very specific statement from the president's position, hoping to quell speculation after the unexpected visit to walter reed medical center over the weekend. we will read from the doctor's note that was released late last night. your first look at "morning joe" is back in a moment. in a moment. it is nice. his haircut is "nice." this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, then gimme your foot. hands-free sliding doors, stow 'n go® seats. can your car do this? man, y'all getting a hook up and you don't even work here. don't act like i'm not doing y'all a favor. y'all should be singing my praises. pacificaaaaa! purchase and get $5,361 below msrp plus 0% financing for 60 months on the 2019 pacifica limited. a wealth of information. a wealth of perspective. ♪ a wealth of opportunities. that's the clarity you get from fidelity wealth management. straightforward advice, ta

jong un he was basically just a puppet president who did what on some he whole and then you have the president before him did have our. president cheney so they're all they're all part of this early on from d.g. it's not that up there and john the case and the situation here in many ways he's given the military cover certainly he did not come at least certainly he has my command of any soldiers to do anything to then to take him in any of these alleged atrocities but she certainly has not stood up for them and she certainly has not tried to change the narrative in this country with her and gerard despised by so much of the population of this goes back for generations and she certainly has not done anything to try and change that. speaking to us from jang song thank you very much for that sure. pope francis is setting off on a historic visit the time that this speech is the 1st one to have to travel to the laws of the buddhist country in nearly 4 decades francis from preside over a range of from a just set of remains and meet with members of thailand's small but significant kept the c

jong un he was basically just a puppet president who did what on some kooky poll and then you have the president beforehand and get out of our. president same thing so they're all they're all part of it certainly did you see that up there and john the case and the situation here i mean the way she's given the military cover certainly she did not come at least certainly not commanded any soldiers to do anything to then to to commit any of these alleged atrocities but she certainly has not for generations and she certainly has not done anything to try and change that. to sort of i'm speaking to us from django and thank you very much for that sure. pope francis is setting off on a historic visit to talk about this week is the 1st pontiff to travel to the laws of the buddhist country in nearly 4 decades francis and preside over a range of permit just set of remains and meet with members of thailand's small but significant catholic community many of whom have been prepping for their visit for weeks. thailand's catholic community is abuzz with excitement. the students are rehearsing for a pe

the vp has been critical of kim jong un and donald trump's north korea policy. rob: deval patrick supports the direction the democratic party is going. >> i love that we are the party of the welcome. we have to be the party of the still waking. and conducted personal life and business life and my life as a civil rights lawyer and my life as an advocate. my life as a mediator. rob: the primary ballot in new hampshire. border apprehensions plummeting since the peak of the migrant crisis which was just a month ago. but it is not over yet. >> we made great progress. i want to remind the american people there still remains a humanitarian crisis at the southern border. congress cannot come together on a bipartisan matter to fix this. >> is the trumpet ministries and policy working. and the oversight council and senior advisor for the heritage foundation, thanks for joining us. let's take a look at these numbers, may of 2019 to october 2019. let's look at the difference, 133,000 in may compared to 42,000 in october. what do those numbers tell you? >> those are great nu

its first meeting with political leader kim jong un. he traveled to singapore with a very unusual item, an item he refused to be without her was it a -- wasn't b, a multiple-choice. toilet? we said it was multiple-choice. or was it c, a pet peacock? >> i don't really have to answer this because he buzzed early but i will. we are going to go with a portable toilet. >> i think it was the pet peacock but the tape will reveal the truth. what was it? >> north korea's leader kim jong un brought his own toilet to singapore for his summit with president trump. to prevent intelligence agencies from using the sewer to get information on his health. >> we are just going to go ahead and guess bad then. >> disgusting. this is multiple-choice, by the way. a town in israel with a population of just ten people is getting a new name. it's named after the american president. what is the town's new name. is it a, trump town, b, trump heights, or c, donald's cove? jesse. >> it is b, trump heights. >> i strenuously object. >> i kind of like that. are you re

administration do to convince the north koreans, kim jong-un, that it's time to do nuclear ice? >> that's a great enquestion. i credit the administration for trying to change the game. flip the script. i really do. i think at some point it's the definition of insanity. trying the same thing over and over again that's failing and trying again. we had tried a cautious approach strategic patients and the trump administration moved away from that sought direct engagement and then a pressure campaign met with mixed success admittedly but i think we need to continuously look for opportunities to change the game. there is frequent speculation, it's hard to get great intelligence about what is occurring in north korea that there may be some internal threats internal to north korea to kim jong-un who holds all the cards. to the extent that we can exploit some of those threats that would be a good thing but we need to be very careful because to put it mildly, he is impulsive and reckless. and very dangerous. fortunately there is no other world leader who could be characterized in those ct

kim jong un travel nightmare is winter weather batters the country blanketing even california with no. jillian: and jillian: sparks flying in the midwest. we are tracking the storm. rob: it is only 5 am on the east coast but black friday shopping in full swing. carley: the deals and disasters already making news this morning. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ everybody's working for the weekend ♪ ♪ carley: everybody is going to be shopping this weekend because it is black friday and a lot of people swiping a lot of credit cards. todd: maybe this is a new audience not used to "fox and friends first". stores for your holiday deals, we will get you -- what is the name of the show? carley: "fox and friends first," you are watching that show on black friday morning. todd: thank you for starting your day with us. donald trump on his way back to the us after that surprise trip to afghanistan after he served our troops. carley: he is reopening peace talks with the taliban. allison barber has more on the unannounced visit and renewed peace efforts. >> reporter: a busy couple

annual drills with south korea that it usually does to presumably appease kim jong-il, otherwise he may go down the missile launch route. the second thing is we just raised our price tag for troops in south korea from $1 billion to $5 billion per year and in negotiations, we walked away. i think we are seeing signs of a potential withdraw from the peninsula, which president trump could hit before the first meeting with kim jong-un. that would be a massive concession to the chinese. caroline: thank you. .rom eia alpha partners from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we saw clients talking about contingency plans. i think the central expectation is that we will get results. >> obviously, there is downward pressure on economic activity. you can expect to see more impact from here. >> so far, we have not seen any outflows or major movements. >> i don't see a change in the behavior of clients that are significant financial players in hong kong. hong kong future and whether this will remain a global financial hub has been a major topic of discussion at the new economy forum. let's bring in b

kim jong-un's regime has appeared to fire two short range ballistic missile tests. to end talksened if the u.s. doesn't ease sanctions by the end of this year. a poll of the british election campaign is protecting that boris johnson's conservative party will win its biggest majority in more than three decades, 68 seats in the november 12 -- in the december 12 elections. itspoll closely predicted check with the european markets look like today. like volume, down by circa 40%. the dax down by 0.4%. emanatingnarrative what we seem surrounding hong kong, the main driving story. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'm guym london, johnson. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." balanced oil market in 2020. opec thinks that might be possible. that's the latest signal the group will probably stick with its output cuts for its meeting in vienna next week. joining us for a little bit more on this, annmarie hordern. opec isreak down what saying, they are basically talking about a year of two parts. the first half of the year, you see a lot of supply coming on. you will see

trump and north korea's kim jong-un are at odds as a key deadline approaches. over the weekend, the president urged kim jong-un to act quickly to get a nuclear deal done. he also suggested the leaders can meet again soon. kim has given the u.s. until the end of the year to ease sanctions. if that does not happen, he warns he might take a "ew new path." the president is backing off the vaping band he wants back. he warns it could lead to job losses. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. time for our stock of the hour. shares of t-mobile are falling but there off there lows of the session. after a call today, the company president and chief mike siewert would take over from john leger as ceo. taylor riggs has more. taylor: i found the stock market reaction interesting. you had initial worries. that is when the stock market fell early this morning, and recovering as analyst digest the news. the worry of the stock h

that came one day after president trump tweeted see you soon to north korean leader kim jong-un. >>> they have uncovered security risks with the handling of confidential sources. the doj inspector general says they sometimes use their work phones. the i.g's report criticized the oversight off confidential sources. says those can result in placing fbi agents, sources, subjects of investigations, and the public in harm's way. >>> a white georgia teen faces attempted murder charges after they say she planned an attack on bethel african methodist apict piskple dhufrp. someone overheard her and alerted school officials. >> she is a racist. i can promise you we have valid evidence now. that's how she felt at this point. reading those details, they're just sickening. it's very sickening. >> police believe the girl acted alone and that no other churches are at risk. >>> two other guards have been charged with their failures the night jeffrey epstein died at a correctional facility. court documents show the two failed to complete required counts of prisoners. they say they were shopping onlin

administration do to convince the north koreans, kim jong-un, that is time to denuclearize? >> that's a great question. i credit the administration for sort of trying to change the game, flip the script. i really do. i think at some point it's the old definition of insanity, trying the same thing over and over again that is failing, and try again. we had tried a sort of cautious approach, strategic patience, and the trump administration moved away from that, sought direct engagement and the pressure campaign that is met with mixed success, admittedly. but i think we need to continuously look for opportunities to sort of change the game. there's frequent speculation, though it's hard to get great intelligence about what's occurring in north korea, that there may be some internal threats, internal to north korea, the kim jong-un who holds really all the cards. and those come to the extent we can exploit some of those threats, that would be a good thing. but we need to be very careful. because, to put it mildly, he is impulsive and reckless and very dangerous point. >> fortunat

donald trump embarrassed by kim jong-un yesterday. >> he thinks can he run the country unilaterally. we have "the new york times" column writing mike pompeo last in his class from west point in integrity. he has just violated one of the cardinal rules in military ethics and command. you look out for your soldiers. you don't leave your wounded on the battlefield. you certainly don't stand mute who you know a jeanne juniuniors being shot in the back. i can only assume pomp failed or skipped them all when you observe his could ywardly slimy behavior. i would never want to be in a trench with that man. attention all people, watch your own backs. trump, the cowardly bully is he probably would have backed down if pompeo showed some sunshinwo. but he did not attempt that because he wants to run for president after president trump. he took an oath to defend and protect donald j. trump and pompeo's own future political career above all else, and that's exactly what he's been doing. shame on him. that's tom friedman of "the new york times." >> we have pompeo doing that and ron johnson yesterda

they talked about the september september 2010 agreement that moon reached with kim jong-un windmilling went to pyongyang. that agreement clearly favors the attacker, north korea, much more than favors the defender. monash unilaterally taken down defenses, tank traps, observation post fencing near the demilitarized zone. he's also been implementing plans to make the south korea army smaller in circumstances which are quite puzzling, and, and he has been undermining south korea's alliance with the united states. there's one country, one country that has pledged to the defense of south korea. it is the country that rushed to south korea's defense after the north koreans crossed the 38th parallel on june 25, 1950. it is. it is the one country that has 28,500 forces in south korea now. it is the united states of america. most people in south korea support the alliance. this was made clear by an athlon institute council on foreign relations vote which was released in january. it doesn't matter what most people in south korea think. they don't count politically and the new south korea. what m

move mr kim jong younger heads to civil service union from local authorities stuff and at work he talks openly about stress related issues 20. 20. words you very soon believe. we're. sure more more. but. here. when i. turn on term. the union head has come to support a rally for the rights of women who have been laid off. the protesters are wearing burial clothes because in south korea losing a job the quotes to death. because the media becomes almost always it would. be coming easy it could. be. a little is that we also know that it is a what. it is though you also know. it is not even one in bordeaux you have. something like that if you will. for koreans work is a matter of life and death. so taxi drivers are protesting against. it's a common story enters a mature market prices plunged and jobs are lost. several drivers committed suicide after losing their livelihoods. it. was community a company telling of the shooter or monday's almost chris rock or toss out. here. doing their homework when they mounted. going to washington all moved on but all. true. cheers all to 100. 3 assault. br