next couple hours. we see him there at joint base andrews. two refueling stops to get here. just a long journey of 18 hours or so. bottom line before we left the president expressed optimism about what they can accomplish. i think we can have a very good a very good summit. i think we have a very tremendous summit. we want denuclearization. going to have a signing summit which is even better. so hopefully we can get that completed. but we are getting very, very close. you have seen some media outlets suggesting a nightmare scenario in their words would be the president giving in to kim jong un. nightmare scenario would be a nuclear war. something that the president has pushed back on and is actually saying to the world let s give peace a chance, guys. pete: ed, thank you very much. we appreciate it. ainsley: they will sit down tomorrow the president is supposed to arrive at 9:15. a little delay. brian: he wanted his train to go 37 miles per hour
president credit for trying to make it work. ainsley: we saw him arrive in the armored train and then he got in a limo and there were body guards surrounding him. apparently some running alongside the lim limo? yeah. that s pretty standard. this is someone, a dictator, who is concerned about his grip on power. he does not often leave his home turf of pyongyang. there is a reason for that remember, he is ordered the killing of a brother. other relatives. political rivals in north korea. and there, you know, newt gingrich said here on the program yesterday, there is only so many summits that kim jong un is going to do out of a fear that when he leaves this country it might be hard to come back at some point if the military in north korea turns on him. that s another screw this president has to turn, which is that time is going to run out for kim jong un eventually whether it s his grip on power back home or a imings of that with
hm. i m thinking. will i have enough? should i change something? well, you re asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in am i going to be okay. i like that. you may need glasses though. yeah. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade. brian: a fox news alert. almost two hours exactly, president trump will land air force one in vietnam. for summit 2.0 with kim jong un. the denuclearization talks will be in full swing tomorrow at this time. what can we expect? fox news contributor morgan ortegas is a press department officer fresh off trip to munich. she joins us now to tell us
this summit that he likes to get a read on someone. and go with it if terms of what he has long called the art of the deal. in fact, i think it was at the news conference at the end of the singapore summit where the president said within five seconds of being with someone in a room he can get a read on whether or not is he going to get a deal or not which way they are headed. this is someone who he has lavished praise on. they have exchanged letters. president obviously has to be careful about that because kim jong un is somebody who has got a litany of human rights abuses on his ledger. who has murdered people. at one point has an awful human rights record. somebody who is now at the peace table saying that maybe he will give up his nuclear arsenal if the u.s. will lift the boot off the throat in terms of economic sanctions. so the president clearly has a gut feeling that there may be a deal here to be had. so there is a lot of naysayers trying to talk this down. but you have got to
carrot to give them. we will need something in return for that. brian: one thing we did do much to the chagrin of many in centcom. costly show of trust there that s one thing kim jong un can say they actually got. he also gets recognition by seeing again what the world s most powerful leader that helps and also have a friendly news there. we also understand that almost everything in that country has been cleansed. any anti-american propaganda written on walls or signs has been taken down and nobody speaks ill of president trump. is that showing the culture of anti-americanism is beginning to be erased? good points, brian. a couple things. one things is dealing with this theater. to the larger point here what do we have to deal with coming in? president obama s national security team said whenever the president had to deal with north korea that was going to be the greatest challenge on the world stage. so we are seeing a real