Just the protesters but Donald Trumps reaction last night and again today about protesters in the audience and what he says about them. Reporter you know, thats been a big story for this campaign for quite a while, but its really reaching a crescendo in the last few days. I asked donald trump about it last night. Specifically, the gentleman who sucker punched a guy at a rally in North Carolina whos now been charged with assault, essentially, in North Carolina by the cops out there. I asked him about that guy. And i also asked him about the general sense of violence and the escalating tension at his rallies, and he said that he would try to mitigate it, try to calm things down. Thats what he told me last night and also mentioned his supporters are passionate and the two guys who beat up a latino homeless man in boston in his name last fall. Describe them when we asked him to comment on them and condemns violence, but then again today, talking about protesters at his rally, he as you jus
Alike. We have to believe that at some point common sense will prevail. But we see no sign of that in this action today. And still all good on the jobs front. 223 jobs added in may. But should the president be previewing a strong jobs report an hour before its released . And signed, sealed and soon to be delivered. A top north korean official heads to the white house today to hand over a letter from kim jongun. All signs suggesting that the june 12th summit is back on track. I will tell you, weve made Real Progress in the last 72 hours toward setting the conditions. Power of the pen. The president says that he may extend clemency to two celebrity felons after pardoning right wing pundit dsouza. He just wanted me to be out there to be a bigger voice than ever defending the principles i believe in. We begin this morning with the trade war. Triggered by the white house and now inviting threats from the United Statess closest allies that could end up costing American Consumers and u. S. Bu