president from the foreign policy establishment and its political rivals saying there s not enough concrete steps here. nothing is really happening. but the fact that they are talking, that is a positive result. frankly, if any other president whether republican or democrat had got to this point, first by getting china to participate in the pressure campaign. then to really read with this relationship so we are talking being on the brink of nuclear catastrophe, they will be hailed as a foreign policy genius. chris: let s pick this up for people in the cheap seats. members of both parties are concerned that the president goes on this and so anxious to have something that he can count as ideal, as a victory. here s democratic senator ed markey. there is apprehension amongst most of president trump s most diplomats heading into the summit. nothing is clear. i think as a result, we could run the risk that kim is given
limited, two both in time and scope. mr. president, you don t know what you re doing. a little history. in 2012 you said assad would be crossing a red line if he used chemical weapons. you put the power, the dignity and the credibility of the united states of america behind that threat. assad crosses your red line and you do nothing, and then in your never ending dithering on foreign policy you usay you re going to ask congress for reauthorization of military. and john kerry, that foreign policy genius the one that just negotiated that iran nuclear deal says that in order to stop assad in syria syria would have to turn over it s chemical weapons. when the deadlines are not met, no one seems to care.