Were compromising to try to bring compromise and consensus. And he is now a cover boy. His take on his partys identity problem. The republicans lost at every level. They cant figure out who they are. Were finding areas of compromise, you have to compromise to get things done, compromise and work together. There is a new poll putting Chris Christies approval at 73 . Including 62 of democrats. Chris christie is everywhere. Chris christie. Im here now with governor Chris Christie. Chris christie is a headline waiting to happen. That means he has crossover appeal. Would you support a federal ban . These are complicated issues. And the push to do something about guns appears to be picking up steam. Vice President Joe Bidens declaration. The president is going to act. That the white house can take executive action. Executive action that can be taken. To address gun violence. Out of the way, obama is coming. Is there room for common ground. The Vice President s plan is designed to be big. Com
Judges or court cases bring them back from where they came. At this hour, sara sanders will hold her First White House press briefing in a week. Lets get a little preview with jeff zeleny. Just going back to the president here, did trump say anything more about immigrants rights to due process when he was sitting with the king of jordan . He did. And i was in the oval Office Asking him about the regret over the executive order which we have heard from several aides as well. He questions the need why he had to do that. There was a controversial conversation about that. The president certainly is seizing upon restricting due process here, essentially saying theres a simple solution for this. Take a listen to what he said exactly about what he believes should happen to these undocumented migrants. People come in illegally they have to go out. And nice simple system that works, mexico holds people for four hours, five hours, for two hours, and theyre gone. We have people for four, five, si
Policy since the time of the secretary of state. Frankly refer that when i was a cia director. Objectives are clear, the mission is clear. President trump also said it will take time. There may have to be another summit. We may not get everything done this week. We hope to make a substantial step along with peers. Eric and can they make substantial steps . Ellison barber is on the north line of the white house with more on what we can expect. Reporter the goal of the summit according to senior ministration officials is to build off of the key parties laid out and agreed upon after the singapore summit in 2018. Complete denuclearization of the peninsula at the top of the less. Question of last year and singapore chairman kim unequivocally stated that he would denuclearize his country. But he hasnt. There were other pillars committed to as well. The previous initiation policy which was a test, allow the North Koreans to test. Pray would stop anything carol when they threatened us. Test,
I want to thank you. Is good to be with you. Theres a lot going on and so we need to work our way through this. Lets go back to the report. This report that came out, the Mueller Report. Two sections. One section was legal. [laughter] no collision. Right. Kind of long. No collusion is two words last i checked. It goes on and on. Then there is another section that is highly political. Verbose. And completely differently. It does not read like a prosecutor would. That is the socalled obstruction section. Right. A couple of questions on the obstruction issue. One of the individuals who was involved in writing the report was the number two guy. Andrew wiseman, he was involved in the prosecution of Arthur Anderson. Related to enron. Arthur anderson as a result went out of business. 80,000 people lost their jobs. And that was focused on obstruction of justice. There really are two important elements. You need to know what youre doing. It is a specific crime so you need to have knowledge. Rig
Hes survived by two of his children, nine grandchildren. He served on the court for nearly 35 years, third longestserving justice in Supreme Court history. He was a chicago native. He was born to one of the wealthiest families in chicago. He enlisted in the navy. He was a decorated code breaker during world war ii in the navy. Won the bronze start. He was appointed to the u. S. Circuit court of appeals by Richard Nixon and then five years after that was appointed to the Supreme Court by gerald ford. By the time he retired from the Supreme Court in 2010, he was considered to be the most liberal member of the court, the leader of the liberal minority. But he had been appointed by first to the Appeals Court by nixon then to the Supreme Court by ford. So both of those appointees, obviously, republican president s. He always maintained that he considered himself to be a conservative. He says that he did not become more liberal but, rather, the court and american electoral politics involvevo