on. i m not going to let america enter into deals any longer that aren t benefitting our people and country. bill: okay. do you have 20 tvs in your house? no, thank goodness. what are we bill: what are we to make of singapore? historic, unprecedented and shows our president is a true leader. president trump came in to a world in disarray under president obama we became weaker. president obama did not deal with north korea. he didn t deal with syria when he set the red line and then didn t act when syria crossed the red line and we looked at the iran deal and many things coming out now with the obama administration trying to funnel currencies through american banks and president trump said no more. i m going to show the world what america is again.
look to her comments and reaction to this with bill: point in question, are you glad they met? i m glad they met but i hate to sound like a broken record but i m very skeptical we ll see something come to fruition. sandra: on that point, listen to the president addressing the skeptics sayg sometimes the deals in reference to back to his business days, the deals people are most skeptical of tending to the best ones. i ve done a lot of deals and sometimes the people you most distrust turn out to be the most honorable ones. we re starting from a big relationship. it s a big day in terms of the world. maybe a lot of people are saying it s historic. even my enemies are calling it historic and the fact is we ve done something that s very unique. nobody s met with the family. nobody at a high level.
will be on this road towards eliminating a nuclear weapons capability. but doing it with our eyes wide open. the secretary said and pompeo said we see the track record here. something has to be drastically different this time than before. so for me, i think the most important things are keep the sanctions on, stay tight with our allies in south korea and japan. don t let china, north korea or anybody else drive a wedge between probably most importantly, we to continue to strengthen our military so that there s no question that militarily we are determined to defend ourselves however whatever course these negotiations may take. sandra: it s something as we re talking here, mr. chairman, the images of them gathering around the table. the president s team, mike
groundwork for a historic peace and many in the media painting his accomplishment in a dim light. check out the headline on huffington post, president trump said the summit agreement f more comprehensive than it actually is. back with our a-team. michael, your reaction to the media s reaction. the quote you just made, i didn t hear the president call the agreement comprehensive. he knows we haven t. he said he made more progress old the communication level than he expected going in. that s a positive but made it clear he left singapore knowing there s more work to do and more discussions will have to be had and the north koreans will have to open their sites up and missile sites up and we need to wait and see if they do that.
now for getting things done. he was very firm in the fact that he wants to do this. i think he might want to do this as much or even more thanme. because they see a very bright future for north korea. in thatress conference this morning, president trump said early this morning new york time, this afternoon here in singapore, president trump said he believed that kim jong-un wi almost immediately aer touching down in pyongyang begin the process to denuclearization. a lot of the details about verification will be worked out. mike pompeo will be having meetings in the next week with his north korean counter parts to work that out. bill: we ve been watching here. you asked the president about human rights. what did he say about that? this is a very b iss wh north korea. its abysmal record on human rights. if north korea and kim jong-un want to join the community of