brooke baldwin. president trump is set to leave moments from now, we may see him speak for the first time about a cancelled meeting at camp david. a plan sparking bipartisan outrage, the camp david part of that plan. not just any republicans have said at the idea. top members of the president s staff say the visit would have been a bad move, and they couldn t ignore the timing. on the anniversary week of 9/11. the event that triggering the u.s. entering afghanistan 128 years ago. it was the president who revealed a meeting was in the, woulds. he called it off after a taliban car bomb killed this 34-year-old soldier from puerto rico. kaitlan collins is in north carolina, getting ready for the president there, give us the
here. they signed a peace accord to be known as the camp david accords, it was the preliminary steps to an israeli egyptian peace agreement in the middle east. maybe the landmark moment that came out of a camp david meeting. bill clinton and yasser arafat, head of the palestinian authority. this was an attempt, july 2000, you can see by these dates, this was an attempt to do something similar to what carter had had done back in the late 70s, unfortunately for bill clinton. nothing came of this between the palestinian authority and the israelis. again, a moment in which bill clinton was trying to cement his legacy. you know this guy. that s vladimir putin. george w. bush, september 2003, he hosts putin at camp david. obviously any time russia and the united states are together as we saw them in helsinki last
introduction. again, i don t know what took place in these final meetings with the president decided against having these stomach this particular meeting with the telegram. martha: would you ever recommend at camp david meeting, by the way? i think the symbolism would ve been a bit troubling. lesser member that was where the decision was made to invade delavan in the wake of 9/11 attacks. so i think as you reflect on that, certainly again, i think the president very much made the right call. martha: so in terms of the expenditure, the cost, right, because there are a lot of people in the united states and you addressed this in the editorial recently who feel that all of these years later after 9/11, it 18 years of fighting this fight, trillions of dollars, that enough is enough, that we need to move our focus elsewhere, that perhaps the places we need to be concerned about are in africa and other parts of the globe. asia, china. martha: exactly. what do you say to them? i
day. brian: thank you for whatever you are doing. act like we have never done this before every hour a little different. start with a fox news alert. the taliban issuing new trump administration officially calls off peace talks. ainsley: comes after president trump cancelled that secret meeting with leaders from the terror group at camp david. steve: we didn t know anything about it until friday. kevin corke joins us on this monday morning with white house reaction and reaction from lawmakers they were out and about yesterday and kevin has a roundup. this is one of the great things about having this. you learn about things off the record and sometimes you hear rumors when this didn t happen. president made it clear there will be no negotiations about all the relevant parties at the table. to hear the secretary of state mike pompeo tell it called to cancel that camp david meeting came from the very top. president trump ultimately made the decision he said i want to talk to the pre
i want to talk to the taliban negotiators and look them in the eye and see if we can get to the final outcome that we needed so we could sign off on the deal. you know the history of camp david. lots of bad folks have come through that place. lots of peace negotiations taken place. that is secretary of state fox news sunday with chris wallace. the issue is, at least for the president. in addition for getting the afghan government and taliban to get to the table. ongoing violence uses a means of negotiation is a nonstarter and the taliban says they are going to keep right on doing that let me share support of a statement from the taliban spokesperson. this will lead to more losses to the u.s. its credibility will be affected. its anti-peace stance will be exposed to world. losses to lives and assets will increase. but you made an important point, guys. lawmakers on capitol hill were full some in their support for the president s idea of canceling this camp david meeting. liz cheney