north korea takes on the world, good see you. a month ago i had gone to you, the leaders of north korea and south korea are going to meet, they are going to shake hands and might have hugged, you might have said you re crazy, ed, now they have done it twice. this is amazing, three interkorean summits up and years between each other and now we ve had two in short succession. moon jae-in is pronorth korean, he surrounded himself with people who actually want north korea to take over the south so i get a bit nervous when i see both kim and moon in the same place because there you have a north korean and much too cozy. what does president trump do to make sure we are not too cozy and the united states gets a good deal? democrats like nancy pelosi, the president sent this letter, it was all tickly with kim jong un, all of the overdone rhetoric
european reforms well sort of reactions have you been getting from there. but tickly of manual micro it is he said immediately after the speak came clear this is good news for europe the belgian prime minister shuts michel he said now get on germany do your job and sort of push europe a bit forward and of course the e.u. commissioners and everybody else here congratulated berlin on the result of this this questioning the base is the basis of the social democrats so general sigh of relief because what europe really wants needs is german stability angela merkel has been the beacon of stability for so many years now and this would have been a really bad point for european politics for her to sort of leave the scene as she knows how to make compromises in europe she knows how to handle people she is a fantastic negotiator behind the scenes and everybody really relies on her to
his allies are very tough and want to get rid of migrants this is a demand that s completely outside of reality. forty a lot of. my impression is reality has never seemed to be a big concern of bella s going to these especially in campaigns and especially regarding migration. a friend for that but will and he s an author and journalist is left in more than thirty years welcome to one of the big issues in this election . well as you mentioned immigration is a key button issue in this campaign a lot of that emotion and inflammatory rhetoric around it but they re also out there related topics such as the economy and unemployment tickly youth
room for china, tickly xi jinping, the strongest leaders they had since mao, that means china s willingness to write checks, the willingness to say oh, you don t want to be in paris climate accord? we will. it will affect global trade, global economy and ultimately affect the american dollar as well. also, accidents. because we are not prepared to take a leadership role, rogue states and non-state actors whether it is assad or the iranian supreme leader or kim jong-un in north korea or whether it s al qaeda or cyber terrorists, they have more space to operate. and the potential for that to escalate and lead to confrontation is a hell of a lot higher than any point sense i started the firm back in 1998. that s unnerving. it s precisely the fact when you have an economic recession if you respond to it you try to get out of it.
it is freedom of press and trying to regulate media networks. espn has been obviously journalist tickly, they got to slap her on the wrist. also they supported her &, you know, the thing is almost 32% of the people who watch espn are black folks. black men and black women. and they should respect that. let me go to craig who is an american hero. this is also true of athletes that for some reason if they speak out as you have, you have and as now we ve seen from colin kaepernick to now bennett that they are in many ways