ozone layer. plus it stinks. eric: your are a lost case. [ speaking french ] anthony: what did she say? eric: she said she hopes you re very hungry because what s coming is serious. anthony: farcon. i think that means cannonball of goodness in french because it s a big, heavy, albeit thoroughly delicious, loaf of potato, bacon, dried fruit, and cream slowly steamed in a bain marie. this meal is a foreshadowing of the kind of light spa food that will become a regular feature of our time in the alps. anthony: whoa. eric: we have to finish that. anthony: it s like a volcano. look at this. eric: you can put dried
going back, one more time, negotiations with russia took years and years to put in place. you throw up your hands along the way, it is too hard, we will quit, you abort on a mission that frankly is achievable, we hope, and that is very important for the stability, not just security of the united states, but for the entire world. harris: you know, congressman stewart, i want to put a fine point on this. you and i have talked time and time again and people are watching in and out, this is a tune-in point, the president is serious, as you said, about dealing with china and all this, that is toughness that perhaps, unlike any we ve seen previous to this president that we have seen on the issue of tariffs and so much more. i want to have you back on the program as the story continues to break. i hope you will come back soon, congressman stewart. great state of utah. thank you. coming right back, we ll stay on breaking news and the president s tweet that he will not send his top diplomat n
through to tend. my hope is that this $12 billion is the backstop that farmers need during this point in time where they re going to lose money. my further hope is during that period of time, the eu, china, and even those in nafta realize that the president is serious, that he s going to see this through, and that they have to come to the negotiating table. and that we get better trade deals out of it. i think that s the hope for every single member of congress, every single american. and while i can, and many others can be critical of the $12 billion subsidy, i think we need it as a result of him imposing the tariffs. we don t like the tariffs, but the hope is that we end up in a better place months from now with better trade deals with a host of other countries. the concern is that we don t get there and then have to deal with perhaps another round of subsidize in order to shore up the agricultural sector. yeah, one of the ironies and several people have pointed this
verifiably. so that concerns a lot of people. the senator said we will never accept containment. but there are alyst that say maybe that is what is going to happen. he might not deploy them, he might not test them anymore, but we may be forced to endure some kind of arms control regime. ambassador, you spent your career negotiating with north koreans. how do you see it? we do have advantage. we got good sleep unlike our colleagues in washington and elsewhere. i think, you know, i really share senator graham s skepticism whether kim jong-un is serious. because it was nothing as christianne mentioned that came out yesterday. we saw a lot of difplomatic pom.
ambassador, you spent your career with the north koreans. how do you see it? we do have advantage. we got good sleep unlike our colleagues in washington and elsewhere. i think, you know, i really share senator graham s skepticism whether kim jong-un is serious. because it was nothings christianne mentioned that came out yesterday. we saw a lot of diplomatic pump. and it was great to see the two leaders getting along. alsober these are the two leaders who got us to bloody nose and brink of war and now they are saying their relationship will solve the problem. and on the one hand, kim jong-un has offered nothing. he did offer before the summit in order to get to summit, a ban