usually you would have more diplomacy on the ground level going into this. let s ask tony blinkett who used to work for president obama. how does his statement about he s prepared, doesn t need a whole lot of preparation, he knows what he wants. prepared, for example, how president obama might have prepared for a historic meeting like this. why did we spend all that time in all these meetings reading all those briefing looks? apparently you don t have to do it. michelle is right. this kind of meeting would be a culmination of months and months and months of preparation and pre-negotiations at a lower level. they kind of put the cart before the horse. i m very glad predent tru is pursuing diplomacy. he s creatin an opportunity and we have to wish him success in doing that. but the devil really is in the details. this is an incredibly complicated undertaking. the north koreans have perhaps 60 or more nuclear warheads, dozens of ballistic missiles of one kind or another, and a
will cost buyers more than 13 extra dollars. in response to the newest tariffs mexico announced a raft of new tariffs on u.s. goods. 20 to 25% on u.s. cheese, apples and potatoes and 15 to 25%. the back draft is the ongoing nafta re-negotiations. here is the president s top economic adviser on that. he is contemplating a shift in the nafta negotiations. his preference now and he asked me to convey this is to negotiate with mexico and canada separately. he prefers bilateral negotiations. he hates these multilateral. he lates large treaties. i know this is three countries but still. here s what s interesting. president trump hates those things. do you know who loves them in