briefly discussed in private, while the philippine government deny it is came up at all. cnn s jim acosta has the story. reporter: trying to get a grip on leading the free world overseas, president trump is ending his trip to asia, claiming he is on a roll. it was red carpet like nobody i think has probably ever received. reporter: but on his final stop in the philippines, he was no rush to answer questions when reporters tried to push the president and president of the philippines rodrigo duterte on human rights issues that country and whether it was discussed during their 40-minute meeting. the filipino leader shut down the questions. we re not answering any this is not the press reporter: it s no surprise the president was finished taking questions after the uproar he ignited when he once again seemed to side with russian president vladimir putin on moscow s meddling in last year s election. every time putin sees me he says i didn t do that, and i really believe when h
should president trump be congratulating erdogan? i think president trump can do what he wants to do on this issue. my hope would be that there s a second call, one that doesn t require a lot of public airing where he s unambiguous as president of the u.s. on human rights, on freedom of press, rights of women, freedom of religion and the rule of law and all of the necessary actions to preserve the democratic institutions of turkey. now, we ve been friends with turkey for a long time it s a nato ally. this referendum has accumulated authorities and prerogatives in the person of the president of turkey that we ve not seen before. and i think history tells us that when you accumulate that much authority in one single person, it often doesn t go very well. all right, general. i appreciate your time so very much. thank you. pleasure to be with you erin. and next election results
the lowest level in two decades. he s heading to washington this week amid furry over his government s mishandleing of missing 43 college students. jose diaz-balart asked president obama. it s not the first case of violation of human rights in mexico. is it time to reconsider aid to mexico based on human rights? well, i think that, you know the federal government and i know the president, who i spoke to recently when i was in australia with him, recognizes the outrageous tragedy this represents, and, you know, this is a chronic problem of narco traffickers in some cases taking over entire towns or regions. here i am. rock you like a hurricane. fiber one now makes cookies. find
it s 30 minutes. we glaze over this. i mentioned this yesterday. i don t think it is so lightly about sony. this is practice for somebody. they can do a whole lot of other things. clearly our grid is vulnerable and some people say that the great 2003 northeast blackout was caused by a chinese hacker who made a mistake. something unprecedented yesterday, it was unfolding during shepard smith s hour, that the u.n. is possibly looking at trying kim jong-un on human rights violations. would this even happen? it s a big deal to north korea and to china. china will be towed the referral to the international criminal court, they and the russians. they re friends. really good friends. why even do it? we want to do it because i think we need to put the chinese and the russians on the spot to make them veto it.
and now to more of my one-on-one with president obama for the first time he spoke publicly about the tragedy of the missing 43 college students in mexico. came just days after the first body of one of the students was identified. mr. president take you to mexico 26th of september, 43 college students were picked up by ordersers of the mayor of a city handed over to police that handed them over to narco killers that essentially burned them to death. is it time? it s not the first case of violation rights in mexico is it time to reconsider aid to mexico based on human rights? well, i think that, you know