an administration that is well aware of past mistakes that the united states made in dealing with the north koreans and determined not to make them again. so i think we should all be optimistic as i am. bill: wow. i hope you are right about all of that. what did you think about rudy giuliani s comment from his reel saying that kim jong un came back and pleaded once the threat of a cancellation was made public? well, look it, it was probably not a comment well received in pyongyang. yet again, the summit is still on. everything is still going forward. i think we all ought to just be looking forward to next week and all ought to be hopeful that the united states, you know, we are not going to accomplish all our goals that the one summit. if we can open the door towards accomplishing those goals, the summit will have been a success. bill: i said monday. it s monday night our time or tuesday morning singapore time. they are 12 hours ahead. when we first talked about this several mont
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i think everybody wants to deal with both border security and daca. and so when we look at dealing with both of those things, i don t see that you will get one without the other. i think most people realize that. sandra: and while g.o.p. leaders are touting process in reaching a compromise, a bill is reportedly far from finalized. senator john thune here to weigh in on the ongoing negotiations. bill: also, sandra, a woman stunned by a bear. apparently the bear was waiting for dinner. here i am sitting at the picnic table. sandra: somebody is standing there taking this video. run. bill: ready to be served. the rest of this story coming up. our audience has an element of trust and that s why they watch. sandra: it is a big part of our job to provide a calm. bill: pressure comes up here we need to stay down here. starting monday don t miss three hours of america s newsroom.
to me, to david is, the supreme court is not an impartial body, it really is an extension of partisan broken politics and the capital. martha: when people do come together and make these votes, we have seen it happen time and time again. often, the judges don t necessarily move or decide the way that they party that nominated them things that they will. they are judges. we have to give them that latitude. justice roberts was thought to be very conservative. it turns out monday don t think he is. just as garland was an election year nominee. he was a nominee done by a lame duck president. no one thought he was going to get an up or down vote. the democrats didn t think so. now, we have an eminently qualified, supremely qualified come apart in the pond, justice, who will be confirmed tomorrow. i am a good judge of judges. i have been practicing in front of them for 28 years. this man is the cream of the
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