collins and on his comments onoa tough guy and then totally threw him under the the former nation security adviser in there, too, made 16 months ago in the president s eyes through those negotiations with north korea about denuclearization into a mess. something the president brought up repeatedly in the oval office today. but we were set back very badly when john bolton talked about the libyan model, and he made a mistake. and as soon as he mentioned that the libyan model, what a disaster. take a look at what happened to gadhafi with the libya model, and he s using that to make a deal with north korea, and i don t blame kim jong-un for what he said after that, and he wanted nothing to do with john bolton. and that s not a question of being tough. that s a question of being not smart to say something like that.
and it all comes as the president is speaking out really for the first time about why he same thing. fired bolton. joining me now, democratic you played some of his sound but notably the president also slammed bolton for an early congressman who serves as the chairman of the oversight mistake he made. you may remember this one, ali, it s when bolton essentially subcommit of economsu subcommittee of consumer policy. referred to north korea within what s our major concern about the context of the libya model. vaping? is it these sudden, in the libya model, gadhafi was hard-to-explain lung illnesses that have cropped up or is it the idea that kids are getting killed by u.s. forces. hooked on these things across the country or is it both? those comments infuriated the i think it s both. north koreans and president this is a relatively new trump felt derailed any chances product. we don t have long-term studys on diplomacy. take a listen on what he had to on the health consequences but sa
state department correspondent rich edson examines the differences between the two men that lead to today s announcement. the president, who promised to extract the united states from endless wars and as national security advisor, convinced of the value of projecting american power. john has strong views on things, but that s okay. i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing. his hawkish approach brought him conflict with some of the president s top foreign policy initiatives, especially outreach to world leaders bolton views as enemies of the united states. mr. president, how is it going so far, sir? very good. the first sitting american president to meet a north korean leader. officials say bolton strongly opposed this effort ends state department led negotiations with north korea on its nuclear and missile programs ahead of the singapore summit, bolton floated a u.s. approach to negotiations with north korea. we have very much in mind the libya model from 2003, 200
that will be 4:00 in the morning eastern time, 4:00 in the afternoon here. one of the things that we are likely to hear more about from the president, the security guarantees that he has prepared to give kim jong un should kim jong un decide that he is going to get rid of his nuclear program. secretary of state mike pompeo talked about that a little bit more in a press conference earlier today. listen here. it is the case that we are prepared to make secured assurance of necessary for the north koreans to engage in that denuclearization. we are prepared to take actions that will provide them sufficient certainty that they can be comfortable in that denuclearization isn t something that ends badly for them and indeed just the opposite. it leads to a brighter, better future for the north korean people. very specific language there about making sure they know that denuclearization won t end in a way that is bad for them. that really is a reference to the libya model, whether just the
dallas. here, i mean, people really do care about whether they re able to put their to get their child some health care if there s an emergency. most began valuizing policy issues. it is. it is huge. health care. who will make the best deal? we ll see. jennifer granholm donald trump threw 32 million people off. we are just saying, democrats are going to be energized. that s just that s just not not even close to being jennifer. we ll be talking about health care a ton. it is a priority on the show. rick, appreciate you being here. jennifer, as always. all right. time to tangle with a sticky subject. the credibility crisis in the white house and the war with the media. a celebrated trump insider is going to join us next to argue that blaming the press is the secret to winning. next. children s claritin allergy relief. the #1 pediatrician recommended non-drowsy brand. because to a kid a grassy hill is irresistible.