catherine, stick around. greg, thank you for coming back on the show, appreciate having your perspective. we want to go over to the white house braus president trump is out blasting the person he calls a spy. we re talking about an fbi informant who helped in the investigation in the 2016 election. some republicans will be there tomorrow for this. you can see them on your screens. democrats will not be. peter alexander is over at the white house. we don t know where this meeting will happen yet and we re also hearing from somebody who was at the center of a lot of this, james comey who s coming thought morning talking big. yeah, that s james comey. first, the white house has not said where that meeting will take place. i asked them again within the last few minutes as you ve been speaking here. we do know who s going to be there, the republicans heads, the house intelligence of oversight committees, fbi director, director of national intelligence and the top justice official, all tho
still have lots of work do to find common ground. i m very hopeful that he and president trump will get a chance to elaborate on that further in the next couple weeks. that s secretary of state mike pompeo on capitol hill right now talking about that meeting that may or may not happen between trump and kim jong-un. these some live pictures of him there. the comments coming after president trump injected some uncertainty into those plan talks even suggesting china may be to blame for the recent tough talk. they told the foreign affairs committee the talks are still on for june 12th and the u.s. has not made any concessions. let me tell you what s happening in the region. you ve got two dozen foreign journalists making the long trip to one of the north korea s nuclear test sites to witness its shutdown. they say that train triple take eight to 12 hours, then a few hours on a bus, then an hour hike to the actual site itself. journalists were in sleeping cars on the train. four bunks a p
not told in advance, u.s. government and president trump was not told in advance. that s why he was feeling and expressing his discomfort with that. then kim jong-un came out and was more defiant. yeah. that s when he complained about the exercise and then of course he had his chief negotiator talking about john bolt bolton. and here s what he said about president xi, which was interesting. listen. china maybe discure rablinged? no, but i think that president xi is a world-class poker player. victor. so i think the fact that the second meeting happened and trump didn t know about really bothered him. on the other hand, this is the way north korea is. let me ask you this. is this the way north korea is when it comes to the idea of not showing up for meetings? of course. bauts washington post is reporting that a north korean delegation did not show fire planning meeting in singapore a few weeks ago. there s apparently another one this weekend with the deputy chief of
him in a possible case if that were to come up. cohen, remember, the president s long-time lawyer already under investigation and made that now infamous payment to stormy daniels, $130,000 that the president later reimbursed. with us now is former assistant fbi director as well as former prosecutor greg brour. on set our panel for the associated cress catherine lucy along with national politico reporter. thank you all for being here. and, greg, to you first. talk through the significance of what you re seeing unfold with michael cohen and then separately with paul manafort. well, clearly michael cohen is of interest to federal prosecutors and now that we see an associate of some type of michael cohen s pleading guilty in new york state court, federal prosecutors will undoubtedly be looking to that person, the so-called taxi king, for any and all information he may be able to provide with respect to michael cohen s activities. and so this is a significant development, i would say. y
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