i tald about we have two denuke. this country has to be denuked. he fully understood it. he didn t fight it. steve: the president sizes somebody up in one minute and in that first minute he liked him. sean: i think we all, in a way have certain gifts in life. the president all the years he has been negotiating deals, he is sizing people up very quickly. and i think right away, i think and it probably surprised the president a little bit although there has been a lot of preparation obviously leading up to this. the secretary of state did a phenomenal job. he deserves a lot of credit as did john bolton and everybody else. it really, i think, came down to how well would these two men get along? i mean, there was communication. there was a pullout at one point. clearly north korea, i think, needs this deal a lot more than the united states
happened but for wha happened in that particular case. that, to me was he also said he didn t think this would happen he had not used the rhetoric that he used. those are pretty interesting insider sategic. put you into the strategic tactical mind of the president. brian: we ll watch you 9:00 tonight. i don t know how you are going to do it. sean: you are going to be sleeping, brian. brian: no, no way. i m watching your show tonight. sean: you are saying you are ste: we ll be up. be nice. sean, thank you too much. sean: i go to sleep when you guys get up. steve: we know. we pass in the night. great interview. we will be watching tonight sean hannity live from singapore. sean: thanks, guys for having me. brian: here is what we have a lot. what happens now that north korea promises to complete denuclearization? we have a panel here to discuss what s next.
president, his birthday is thursday. generations apart. it almost is like a science fiction movie. o weeks ago this summit wasn t happening it had been called off. now it all came together. steve: ed, clearly it was a made-for-television event the way things were staged kim s car came up and trump s limousine was there five minutes later and we saw them shake hands and they went over there was a tv camera in the other room and they broke off. they came out, they signed something. what would you say were the were there any unscripted awkward moments? because from what we saw it seemed like it all went off without a hitch. ed: one negative, one positive. one awkward moment did i see there is a video online where the president told a little joke about getting ready for one of the many photo op.s they had. and he said to the photographers make sure you get a good angle. make us little skinny and really good. and he laughed and then they panned the camera to kim
ainsley? jillian: thanks so much, jillian. president trump signing his name next to kim jong un s name in that comprehensive document right there following the historic summit. steve: but, without congress involved, how much significance does it hold? is it legal? let s talk to fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano. okay. so the two world leaders signed it. right. steve: is it legally binding? no, it s not. it s what we call an executive agreement. so kim jong un or the people that he answers to whose names we don t know and may never know could abrogate it and president trump think of this as the iran deal that john kerry negotiated for president obama, which president trump decided is grossly unfair. is harmful to the u.s., is harmful to israel. steve: it s not a treaty? judge: right. because it s not a treaty. what is a treat j. a treaty is an agreement like this sent to the senate and ratified by two thirds happens, the treaty is the law of the land.
bends them to his will. steve: we ran the interview with sean hannity 45 minutes him as little rocket man and fire and fury got him to the table. and that because is he a disrupter and doesn t do things the way normal politicians do that s what got him to the table. if we think back to reagan it s the same thing. reagan with a massive military buildup, announced a strategic defense initiative. all aimed at provoking the soviet union and inviting him into an arms race they believed they couldn t win. in a second term reagan in a sense pivoted and developed this incredible relationship with gorbachev. i was moved to tear as reagan s funeral gorbachev kissed the casket. this kind of thing can happen. it can happen and we should be open to it. steve: no doubt it is historic. what happens next, stay tuned. dinesh d souza joining us today from texas. thank you very much. thank you.