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felt confident about a deal. he has good feelings results will come. you have this bizarre contrast the u.s. banning four u.s. journalists from attending the dinner with kim because they shouted questions. t what do you make of both those things and kind of the contrast of that? well, chris, the ban of the four journalists from the press pool at that dinner was a pretty extraordinary move by the white house, by the press secretary sarah sanders. usually when the u.s. president travels abroad, especially in a country that does not have a free press or in the presence of a dictator like kim jong-un, there s an effort made by the u.s. government to protect the rights of the journalists who are there from the united states to cover yes. and in this case, john lemire asked a pointed question but a fair question of president trump about michael cohen s testimony,
walking away from the deal that was on the table with north korea. plus, how americans are reacting this morning to michael cohen s bombshell revelations. back to normal. congressman cummings making a sweeping call to his colleagues for normalcy. are the days of bipartisan civility over? civility over?
testimony. the clues we now have about whether any of them could be facing criminal charges. and walking away. president trump abruptly leaves his summit with north korea s leader empty handed after deciding what kim jong-un offered wasn t good enough. is no deal better than a bad deal? let s begin with what s happening right now behind closed doors of the intel committee of the house. michael cohen on capitol hill for the third day in a row, being questioned by lawmakers. cohen yesterday in an extraordinary public hearing put in more than seven hours following nine hours on tuesday. and then we come to this morning. the president and his legal team grappling with the implications of the grippingly detailed testimony from a longtime insider who turned on the man he once idolized. cohen laid out a pattern of potential crimes and an atmosphere in the trump family business that he said was built on lies and threats.
indicted for bribery and fraud. he s been in office since 2009. matt bradley joins us now with the details. what do we know? reporter: well, so far what we re hearing is kind of scant on details. but what we have is that the attorney general in israel has decided tod indict the prime minister. this would be the first time an israeli prime minister has been indicted. this is on three different investigations, all of them involving allegations of corruption. now, this is crucial for the united states. right now, of course, the president and his son-in-law, jared kushner are trying to come up with a comprehensive middle east peace plan. it s something the president has floated since the campaign back in 2016. benjamin netanyahu is a crucial part of selling this deal, not just to the israelis, but to the gulf states who are also supporting it, including saudi arabia.