will interact with many leaders, including bilateral meetings with the president of argentina, the president of russia, prime minister of japan and chancellor of germany. to speak more about the g20 and what the president attends to accomplish, i like to welcome the director of national economic council larry kudlow and his national security advisor, ed bassett or john bolton. both will be available to take your questions on the g20 and other foreign policy news of the day. thank you, sarah. thanks, everybody. let me just walk through some quick things and then i want to mention some things the president talk to us just a little while ago. as sarah said, g20 it s funny, it s not actually the g
friend and colleague john bolto bolton. i met with mary barra yesterday and we had a lengthy conversation. the president believes, as frankly, the prime minister of canada believes, that the usmca deal was a great help to the automobile industry and automobile workers and they made those statements separately. and yet the gm comes in right after the deal, that deal will be signed in argentina. there is great disappointment that it seems like gm would rather build its electric cars in china than the united states. we are going to be looking at certain subsidies regarding
memory of getting warnings from the intelligence community. so what is is all about and does is add more in questions to what the main motivation is for this fbi investigation? is it about simply finding meddling with the russians in our campaign or is it directed rectally for president trump? john: i think that s a question most americans want to know. i just think senator grassley s letter points out the fundamental reason why the fbi shouldn t be making decisions about breathing campaigns about suspicions from foreign involvement. the one exception that a presidential campaign when he s the candidate and maybe one or two other advisors who are receiving classified briefings which has been our custom since 1960, the people who may be under suspicion, who the fbi has a duty to say don t show it to that person because we feel it might be compromised. but i think for the fbi to be making political decisions like that would be a mistake.
is in the best interest of the united states, then he certified. if he thinks that the deal that the situation is not in the best interest of the american public, then he doesn t certify. harris: this is happening. the rent today is showing off of the very first time a ballistic missile with a 1200-mile range capable of carrying multiple warheads. the regime is out to expand his missile program without any nation s permission. so if they are already breaking the deal, what are we doing here? john: let s just take this announcement today that what they ve got a nerve capability, multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles which is what they are saying. i think anything north korea has, iran come by and anything iran has, he can give to north korea. so the notion that somehow we will deal with north korea and leave iran aside is completely false. both issues are here right now. the question had to deal with iran has gotten very confused. there s the issue of whether we certify
north korea, who is obviously a madman who doesn t mind starving or killing his own people will be tested like never before. that is where we started on the story moves this way. the u.s. ambassador to the united nation s nikki haley assange world leaders appreciated the president s blunt talk on north korea adding that the u.s. is not going to run scared. we don t want more. that s the last thing anyone wants. we don t want loss of life. if that s the last thing we want. at the same time, we are not going to run scared. if, for any reason, north korea attacked the united states or our allies, the u.s. will respond. period. that s what s going to happen. harris: a dotard. john: that s from the only english korean language dictionary they had dating to the 19th century. they no idea what it meant. harris: had to be one of the top twitter or dictionary webster s searches online. i would imagine. john: the north korean once