we use the pyongyang model that pompeo has effectively deployed to deal with regimes like iran, sean. sean: i have known mike pompeo a long time. i am very proud of what he did. i m very proud of what the president did here. daniel hoffman, i think you really have been telling people, manager expectations. i know we are talking about something that s massive. that would be the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. so important. but also we never thought a year ago that kim jong un would cross the dmz into the arms of the president of south korea. we never thought he would agree to have such talks. we know longer see missiles flying over japan, guam threatened, or talks about firing missiles that could reach new york and boston. yes, we should manage our expectations, trust and verify. peace through strength. but it s certainly far more hope than we pattern a long time. right, and this was a very tangible and positive result of
it s super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let s basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it s daditude . simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. sean: you re looking at live joint base andrews where we are awaiting the arrival of the secretary of state mike pompeo and the three american hostages released by north korea. huge news today. joining us with more on what to expect as this plane begins to land tonight, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry. we have the hostages freed, israel is now retaliating reta. iranian rockets fired at israel and of course the president s withdrawal from the horrific iranian deal. my words, not yours. that s right.
again, i think this is something that nobody thought was going to happen for years or more. where is the summit going to take place? we will announce that within three days. we are working arrangements. do you deserve the nobel prize, do you think? everyone thinks so but i won t say it. i want to get it finished. the prize i want is victory for the world, not for even here. i want victory for the world because that s what we are talking about. that s the only prize i want. sean: 88 has been set for the upcoming meeting between trump and kim jong un and we will let you know the details as we get them here let me be clear. this diplomatic progress, it s no accident. when president trump took the reins from barack obama, little rocket man was launching ballistic missiles over japan. he was threatening guam, threatening the rest of the world. of course, testing nuclear weapons left and right and of course ballistic missiles.
severe consequence. sean: sadly, iran s morally corrupt political leaders aren t the only ones melting out of the president s decision. your very own mainstream media they are also in freak out mode yet again. i guess they didn t learn from their north korean coverage. take a look. decision by the president that some say marks the united states biggest self-inflicted foreign policy wound since the iraq war. what we heard was not foreign policy. it was vandalism. doesn t this give iran a propaganda win? of course. i guess the good news here is that john bolton is finally getting the war he has always wanted. reinforces the notion that we are something of a rogue country, that we don t under or honor or live up to our international commitments is he keeping a campaign promise customer does he know what he pulled out of? the totality of this president s behavior and decisions leads me to question why he does anything and whether or not it is to deflect from
these are the messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office. president trump is goading kim jong un to test a nuclear missile again, to prove its reliability, to show him wrong. fundamentally i think it comes across as two kindergartners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons. too late after 100,000 americans die. after a nuclear holocaust. or after a million die. that s where we are. it s not an exaggeration. experts are worried he could inadvertently trigger a catastrophe. sean: the typical media barrage didn t end well or age well. i one of the mainstream media, are they going to apologize for the hysterical coverage, just like their phony russian coverage, like everything else i get wrong? it s unlikely because just yesterday, yes, the new york times, the paper of record, they actually slammed secretary of state mike pompeo