that things are going well in hanoi. laura: the president is said to come out with came and we believe they will be taking questions from the media. i have to say, after seeing madeleine albright try her deal in 94, john kerry, we have seen a lot of people try and it didn t get all that far. it seems like we are getting farther but i think david is right. it s a little dance here, along dance. it is a lot different dance because madeleine albright didn t actually dance with kim jong il, his father. she danced with him when they were there. it didn t move, the market didn t work. look, i think everybody watching tonight, if you see kim jong-un answering questions off-the-cuff to the news media, you are seeing a historic change that every person in north korea is going to pick up on. i mean, it is an enormous moment
because he is coming out of the shell of total control into a world where he is now trying to interact with trump in a way that makes him more normal. there is a real piece of this of trying to become normal, and i think he is a young guy still, he was educated in switzerland, and actually has a much better sense of the larger world of the neither his father or his grandfather, and i also think he understands that they are at the end of the road. i think the most important thing with the chinese was that when he was in amara lago was the night we used missiles against syria. laura: passed the chocolate sauce with the desert, the bones just went. but kim jong-un, this guy is a very tough man and he will do things that will harm you. speak of the supporting point on that, north korea has an
going to say here it all is. at the u.s. will continue to demand of this information, continue to negotiate with kim jong il in, then down the road, when they leave hanoi, there will be groups that they create on any side, this is not a trump creation, this is normal business where you will then do the details and try to get that accounting. the real point is, as david was suggesting a moment ago, the trump administration is insisting to us that right now at the summit in real time they are not planning to relieve the u.s. sanctions that kim jong-un it wants it relieved until they get that full accounting that will help us understand that in fact north korea is at denuclearizing. based on this report, the president has given up on a full accounting. they say that is false and they say that one of the nuclear facilities that may be sort of
with rashida tlaib kim jong-il in. gina has to accused pyongyang of being committed to, quote, developing a long-range nuclear arms missile that would pose a direct threat to the united states. of you perhaps a little different than her boss. we have a great relationship, singapore was a tremendous success. only the fake news likes to portray it otherwise. we would be in a war with north korea had i not been elected. reporter: ahead of the trip is a chorus of questions, the president is willing to give up too much and received too little for kim jong-il and. the fact the summit is happening at all is a win for the north korean dictator.
the xfinity store is here. and it s simple, easy, awesome. shannon: we had technical difficulty but we want to get to top news tonight, 21 months after it began, special counsel s russia investigation is drawing to a close. many say the president s critics will be disappointed. kristin fisher joins us with what the president has to say. reporter: there are reports the special counsel s report to be replaced as early as next week at the same time donald trump will be in vietnam for his second summit with stzrok kim jong-il in. it will be up to the new attorney general. he is a tremendous man, tremendous person who respects this country and the justice