bill: with me, daniel hoffman. chief cia. dania, good morning to you. what is the state of play at the moment? the negotiations held in conductivity between our two sizes good. kim jong un s negotiation position. at the heart of the matter for us right now is whether having a massive nuclear capability, it is kim jong un really interested in trading all of that? bartering it away for food and energy in the world economy? that remains an open question. bill: president trump probably has a better idea of that. and i think mike pompeo does too. we won t accept a bad deal. we are going to press ahead with a deal that suits our national security. bill: mike pompeo has said we are certainly closer today than we were months ago. how close do you think they really are? i still feel like we are pretty far away. there is a lot of work yet to be
retired of chief cia russian operations and michael moore. good evening. steve, let s start with you. we learned a new name today that wasn t on any anyone s radar, that is ted malloch, a former trump campaign adviser. why was the fbi asking him about roger stone and wikileaks? yeah. there s this continuing issue of the connection between roger stone and wikileaks, because of the role the unique role wikileaks played in disseminating the stolen information from the dnc. my only knowledge of this guy is he seems to be a state guy which calls into question his credibility. mueller is running the investigation and thinks it s important to talk to him. that s good enough for me. the fbi asked malloch if he had been to the he can doecuado. that s where julian assuage has been for six years. does the fbi think malloch was