they will attempt to rewrite nafta by the end of the year. one thing this president believes. he looks at the trade deficit with mexico and sees winners and losers. he sees it only that america is losing. what trade economists say is that deficit is so big because you have such big exports and imports it shows the dynamism of the relationship and the way the president thinks about it just too cut and dried, black and white. and those people that voted for him. this is the message they want to hear. that s right. now to the former director of national intelligence. says he is concerned about the president having access to our nuclear codes. i really question his ability to his fitness to be in this office. more of what james clapper
display of hatred bigotry and violence. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. on many sides. it s been going on for a long time in our country. that is just one moment in a speech that has some including the former director of national intelligence, a man who spent his entire career in military, james clapper questioning his fitness to hold the office. the protest turning ugly after president trump s speech. three people were arrested. police using tear gas and pepper spray to break up the crowd of protesters. people through rocks and bottles at police officers and disbursed gas in the area.
not saying the media are unfair to him but they are just bad people. un-american. and there s one sound bite i want to play where he then goes so far to say it is the media taking away america s culture. listen to this. it s time to expose the crooked media deceptions and to challenge the media for their role in fomenting divisions and, yes, by the way and yes, by the way they are trying to take away our history and our heritage. you see that. that is red meat for his base. i think he meant fomenting division. but correcting trump s grammar does not make the media any more
base? because i don t understand the adulation and of course that s why i think he aggressive stagr having this rally as ill timed it is, he should have quit while he was ahead last night. but again, i think the real trump came through and as bakari said shouldn t be a surprise to anyone. what should we do? what should washington do at this point. you said you are questioning his fitness. there are many people who won t say it publicly. maybe after this speech they will now. it will become painfully obvious as it is to most americans, what should we do? well, i think you know, the key thing here is where is he with republicans? and i was quite struck by senator corker s remarks, very thoughtful and very, very measured.
the debt limit and a potential government shut down. republican leaders don t want this to be a negotiation. they want this to be an easy cut and dry let s get this done, move on to other things. it is a critically important issue. everybody stand by for a moment. there is another important development we are following. president trump says kim jong-un is beginning to, quote, respect the united states. but recent propaganda from the north korean regime seems to indicate otherwise. what is the story? reporter: the secretary of state is significant optimistic things about being able to work with kim jong-un. but we have information tonight the volatile north korean leader is moving ahead with the missile program and is taunting mr. trump in the process. president trump boasting that his rival in pyongyang may be coming around. kim jong-un, i respect the fact that i believe he is starting to respect us.