at the hudson institute, rebecca heinrich, thanks for joining us this morning. so let s break down the ramifications of this. there is not going to be any bad ramifications for the united states. another perfect example of the united states defending its own sovereignty. the united states is not beholden to the un or the international criminal court or the u.s. constitution. when the un came back and said you have to lift these sanctions and cited this old treaty, the united states said the treaty no longer serves american interests, time to withdraw from it and it is the right decision. why have we not done this previously? it is concerned to ruffle feathers, a status quo, has been there for a long time. do we need to undo things? can we work in the current framework and what the trump administration is doing, not the first treaty, going through
pertains to not being pushed around, but somehow, and we ll learn more, how this did ruffle feathers. paula newton, thank you so much. so president trump on the eve of that hils tostoric meeti with north korea leader kim jong-un. they re staying a half mile away from each other in singapore. how they are preparing for this high stakes summit being watched around the world, next. good to be true can t take my eyes off you i love you baby and if it s quite all right i need you baby to warm the lonely nights applebee s 2 for $20, now with steak. now that s eatin good in the neighborhood.
going to fall under a bolder that will create a lot of difficulties. absolutely. most workplaces stress harmony. if you re the person saying this isn t harmonious, the burden of proof falls on you, even if it shouldn t, to make the case you re not trying to ruffle feathers. you just want what s fair, entitled what you re entitled to under the law, but good luck actualturaly unless you re well supported at the top. i want to know what percentage of women who bring allegations end up ten years later feeling happy about it? or at the same workplace. right? a lot of work to be done. thanks for coming back to finish the conversation. we re not close to finished. legal analyst author of on your case: a comprehensive compassionate and slightly legal guide for every stage of women s life a section on harassment, read it and talk to people about it. three sailors still missing after a navy plane went down in the sea of japan. an update from the pentagon on search and rescue operat
there was an actress that came forward and wrote something that she was dogged by these rumors for ten years of her career and she said none of them were true. she even spoke to, i think, the new york times reporter saying none of this was true, so there are always stories, obviously, about his temper. that was sort of well known, but, again, there are rumors about a lot of things here in hollywood. i think that s why there s a lot of people worried right now. i think a lot of people were scared to come forward because this is such a common thing in a way that a lot of women accepted it. i think you re hearing that from some of these actresses, whether ginn et paltrow, angelina jolie, some of these well known actresses coming forward and saying, you know, i thought it was maybe just me, or i didn t want to push anything, or i didn t want to ruffle feathers, or i didn t want to hurt my career. a lot of people were concerned about their career. i want to read part of a statement from