and this diplomatic team. christine, it feels like in the region you have to the point you made an eagerness to come to a deal that would be good for the region, for donald trump not to give away everything. you have already had the united states in the form of the donald trump administration say we are going to with draw the military exercises. in our understanding it was a show of support for south korea saying we are going to defend you. we re here for you and saying, no, we ll take that away. then talking about what a great economic miracle north korea could be if they just give donald trump what they want and then on top of that, asking the japanese prime minister to preemptively write a letter nominating donald trump for the nobel peace prize. it feels like all of the negotiations are cart way before the horse. i think the interesting point is the decision to call off the full eagle military exercises
world is tokyo. they re sounding boards off of each other. all we have to do is keep exposing the lies and what donald trump and his little white national sycophants have been doing for two years. to the point, where a thing you saw, the thing that s extraordinary or the reason we bother to play it this morning is denying what you physically see and it worked. you did not see those checks. lynn patton, everyone saw her used as a prop to disprove michael cohen s interactions with donald trump. he sa to disprove that, this woman standing here saying it is not true. patton was interviewed on fox and friends this morning of being accused of being a prop. this is more of this disinformation cycle. here she is. the only prop in that room was michael cohen for the
committee and the democrats are in charge of the house, they have said they will cooperate. deutsche bank is the bank he s been dealing with and his family have been dealing with deutsche bank. they all have loans, big loans from deutsche bank. we ll find out a lot about deutsche bank and that bank s relationship to the president. we are very concerned about money laundering. money laundering and tax evasion as the potential next round in what started off being russiagate. we know al capone didn t go to prison for the various mob crimes he was convicted on 23 counts of income tax evasion. sometimes prosecutors get people the way they get them. is donald trump at risk, probably more risk for potential money laundering, tax evasion, financial crimes than at this point he is on russian collusion? something really weird going on with deutsche bank. no one would give the trump
trump wants us to do. i think it is follolish. we talked about the undilu d undiluted they re not allowed to deviate like him and they all have to walk and talk like him and doing their hair like him at this point. on the democratic side, there is more ideological diversity. however, there is a sense of what you heard from jimmy williams of this is starting to happen inside the party. the leadership is getting annoyed and there is a sense of newcomers that the progressives are attacking their own. speaker pelosi lashed out about two dozen moderates pressuring them getting on board, we are either a team or not. we have to make that decision. it sounds to me that the speaker is trying to really hug the
koreans on the peninsula and around the world were waiting for a possible declaration of ending the korean war. it s been 67 years when the u.s. and north korean commanders promised to sit down and negotiate a political settlement and a decisive end to the korean war. that s what many of us were expecting. what we understand is it broke down sanctions and contrary to what the president said that north korea was demanding a full lifting, we understand now that they were only requesting a partial lifting of sanctions. the sanctions that were put in place after 2016 which have been hitting ordinary people. the civilians in north korea. you know, if we look at actually what those sanctions are, they are targeting industries such as fisheries and textiles. who works in those industries? kim jong-un? or is it actually the textile sector, for example, where the majority of women are employed there. i think the point for me is, you