nuke. harris: just a short time ago, the north koreans held a news conference of their own and disputed president trump s summit explanation, saying the regime only asked for partial u.s. sink when dominic sanctions release. you just on pop up, let s bring you back. cohost of america s newsroom, bill hemmer, live from hanoi. these are some interesting to veltman s because the president promised a good deal or walkway. bill: i will give step press conference in a moment. it was chock-full of headlines. we are getting this breaking news here in hanoi as i speak, we ve got a big of a storm blowing through at 1:00 in the morning. but the foreign minister of north korea apparently had an impromptu press conference that has been reported here in hanoi rate among the many headlines he says that the north koreans made a realistic proposal at the summit. he said they asked for partial sanctions relief, not complete sanctions relief. he says north korea seeks lifting five sink and
we need to stop with the reality tv summits and move towards real and serious diplomacy with north korea. harris: i want to bring in republican senator martha mcsally of arizona. this is heather don t like her first national interview as a sitting senator. congratulations and glad to have you on board for the president did what he said he would do, if he didn t get a good deal. absolutely, harris. it s great to see him again, and i agree. always the objective has been complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we ve made that clear. president trump has made that clear. certainly, progress has been made. no nuclear tests in over 17 months. no muscle tests in over 14 months. we still have the maximum pressure campaign with sanctions. if they are not serious about this objective, then he needed to walk away. i m glad he did. harris: we have breaking news. the president is actually on the ground. air force one has landed at elmendorf air force base.
harris: last question, what is she talking about? oh, my gosh, it s a fantasy. i don t know what she s talking about but i hope she keeps talking about. i really do. the american people hear that and they go, you are going to impeach him for what? other than you don t like him? two and a half years investigations have revealed nothing that s impeachable. most americans think that is fundamentally unfair. i think it actually helps the president. so if you if your idea is to impeach and you lay awake at night frustrated because you don t have evidence that would justify that now, then keep talking about it. because i really believe it helps the republicans. it helps the democrats or, the president. i think, again, most americans think that s fundamentally unfair. harris: congressman stuart, thank you very much. i know you have to get back to the hearing. i appreciate you stepping up to talk with me. thank you, harris. harris: more action now to president from cutting short
this. that s right. the one thing that kim jong un understands is force and power. to play nice with him, and make concessions. that s not going to work. perhaps the president walking away sense and may signal that he needs to be serious. otherwise the sanctions will not be lifted. harris: and what do you make with the president now coming home? we ve seen some competing images in american media. some criticism today. why not push back the michael cohen hearings until the president is back on u.s. soil? by the way, now he is. i think he was exceptional event form. of all the diesel encounter, they didn t have to pick the day he was overseas on one of the most important things a president can do. i think there will be repercussions for that. nevertheless, i think the president is doing the right thing. live and work for another day and create the right deal. harris: we are at a time when the president has talked about pulling troops out of
i know your history and the military as a combat fighter. this president is on the ground in alaska at one: 22:00 p.m. eastern. i was getting off the plane, as you can see. we are told that on route he spoke with japanese prime minister shinzo abe and south korean president moon jae-in. the call lasted 10 to 15 minutes. this is according to the press secretary for the white house, sarah sanders. he provided an update to both those leaders on the summit with kim jong un. i want to get first reaction from you, senator. hopefully he visits with the troops. maybe he will. if he doesn t have time when he s there, the president supports our military has been tremendous. our troops really see the difference in a commander in chief who is fighting for them. and for the funding they need in order to keep us safe. we might get an update from him there. it s important to engage with these leaders like you did on the way. there s a lot of work that still needs to be done to not repeat the mistak