The Investigative Team there. Help us distill this 20page memo. The up shot is these lawyers believe President Trump cannot be compelled to testify, he cannot be subpoenaed. Its a strong view of president ial power that essentially says that because the president is the head of the executive branch, he controls everything that goes on inside of it. He can end an investigation, he can pardon whom ever, his powers are essentially absolute. And this is made in the context of whether he should sit for an interview. The lawyers are arguing that mueller had no need to talk to the president because this investigation, there is nothing to it and he had already been provided with the answers to the questions he wanted to talk to the president about. Michael, help me stand here how much this conversation has changed. Weve heard from the president s legal team. Rudy giuliani wielding an upper hand, talking about leverage, especially when it comes to the role of this informant. How much has that c
Outrage continues to grow over thousands of Migrant Children being held in custody without their parents as the Trump Administration enforces what it calls its zero tolerance policy on border enforcement. We begin now focused on north korea. The story this weekend, though, is quite different. Well be meeting on june 12th in singapore. It went very well. Its really a gettoknowyou kind of situation. President trump yesterday minutes after meeting with kim yong chol, a top north korean official at the white house. In which he presented this enormous letter from kim jong un. Now the sum sit back on eight days after the president cancelled it and seven days after the ladders of north and south korea held a meeting of their own and aft. With me is hans nichols. He is in singapore where defense secretary james mattis just covered a security summit. Youve been at the wonderfully named shangrila summit for these last couple of days. Have i to a i have to ask you, first of all, whats the reactio