come from or with foreign governments. bank he s talking about is owned 81% by the kazakhstan government. reclaiming my time. what i will take, let me be clear, i said to mr. cohen that if he came in here and lied, i would nail him to the cross. didn t i tell you that? yes you did, more than once. if there s any ambiguity, i want that to be cleared up. i have no problem working with you to make sure that s straighten out. we can clear that up. we have number of members waiting. just on that subject mr. chairman, i don t think we should limit to the b.t.a. bank. we should look at korea,
we re following breaking nus on justice anthony kennedy s retirement from the supreme court. also tonight, president trump s first summit with russia s vladimir putin is on. mr. trump s national security advisor john bolton has been hammering out details with putin in moscow. bolton says he expects the president to talk to the kremlin leader about a subject mr. trump often avoids, russia s election meddling. let s go to our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen in red square in moscow. i take it they re on track to meet in just a few weeks. reporter: yeah. about three weeks from now, wolf. it seems in the middle of july. that s certainly what president trump was saying earlier today. it was interesting to see what happened here when john bolton
including urban infrastructure, a subject mr. president, of course, a lifetime of experience in. and the leadership you re showing on infrastructure in the united states is being admired around the world and australian companies and australian experience is there to help as you know and is already operating here, a number of our infrastructure players are very active in the u.s. we re obviously working to intensify our cooperation on digital trade. wilbur ross, steve trover, my frayed minister who s here today have made terrific progress in that regard. now, we turn to security. yesterday lindsey and i were with general dunn ford at the arlington national cemetery and we honored america s war dead, an australian airman who had died in combat in new guinea in
couple from san bernardino, going through saudi arabia, and now this guy visiting saudi arabia. you know, you wonder what our relationship is with that country and what to figure out what s going on, but the last question, did you hear the president say anything about this particular shooting? i have not and frankly, i would say i m disappointed, but i m not surprised. he doesn t always do that. i think that this shooting and what the subject mr. archer says was his motivation does not fit this president s motivation. it feels like an act of terrorism. it was terror inspired. there are people in america who are hearing this message of isis. and that s not the narrative that this president wants. he would be telling us all, like
2009 and 62,000 missing from inventories of gun dealers since 2008. so it makes one wonder whether the second amendment and the role guns play in the united states will arise as a topic at tonight s debate. indeed, one candidate has been plainly outspoken on the topic. i m actually for gun control. use both hands. while governor rick perry s comment received some laughs, he s not joking. in fact, it seems as if guns are a subject mr. perry holds quite close. need more proof? look no further than his own book in which he writes, quote, texans, on the other hand, elect folks like me, you know the type. the kind of guy who goes jogging in the morning packing a ruger .380 with laser sights, loaded with hollow point bullets and shoots a coyote that is threatening his daughter s dog. and while recent events are