Do you think it s possible? there have been some schizms between him and president trump before. do you think he s out of the loop? no, i don t think he s out of the loop. obviously the president is a disruptor. i think the trip to the dmz was a great optic and gesture that needed to be made. but at the end of the day a nuclear weapon in the hands of kim jong-un is not something that i support nor do i think many colleagues on both sides of the aisle support. i want to ask you what you say to critics widely i think no one is completely panning what the president did, but there s a big concern among people in this space that he s giving away leverage over kim by doing something like this, a photo op with north korea, which is something north korea really wants, without getting any concrete commitments on nukes. what do you say to that? well, you know, as the president walked away from the summit, i m confident the president is doing what he needs
Dianne feinstein asked the health and human services inspector general to investigate allegations of sexual abuse of unaccompanied minors, bret. bret: mike, thanks. president trump to rally senate republicans to his cause to prevent more defections over the national emergency declaration. chief white house correspondent john roberts has that story from the north lawn, good evening john. john: good evening to you and the factors on the republican side of the aisle support the president strongly on border security. but when it comes to the white house trying to circumvent that congressional operations process, allies quickly become opponents. the senate vote is unexpected for another eight days, but the white house is putting the hard sell on republicans. a vote against the president s emergency declaration is a vote against border security. a vote against the president s emergency declaration is a vote to deny the real humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border. joh
Senate had passed just a week before, so the first step was to say this is what our colleagues in the senate and both sides of the aisle support, let s match what the senate has done and send a unified front, democrats, republicans, senate and the house to president trump. we have a system of checks and balances. the president does not get to unilaterally get to decide all matters of policy. our first step is to enact what the senate colleagues passed, republican controlled senate and they refused to take those up. we tried a series of other bills. we re trying anything in order to get the senate to make a vote and to express their views on what we should be doing with border security. we re running short on time and i have two other questions. forgive the interruption. the president has this major announcement coming at 3:00 p.m.
I.c.e. detention centers for a long time. what is new is the separation of little children and it is absolutely wrong that any law, including any aclu lawsuit, requires the separation of families and children. this is a trump administration policy and i did not hear jessica answer your question, does she support ripping little children away from their parents. we can talk about a lot of large immigration policy issues and we can disagree about those, but i think the question on the table right now, because there s little kids suffering, begging for their mommies and daddies, do people on both sides of the aisle support that. that s the question on the table right now. we can talk about larger immigration policies are they being enticed to come into this country by our lax policies? i think they are fleeing jessica is talking about people abusing the system. the people who are being separated from their kids passed the government s own asylum screening interviews. the people in
Right. tonight he has an announcement to the world. no. he is gay but not happy. he is firing back at gay extremists who have been boycotting his business. he initially apologized for the event and wrote in an op-ad shunning the road is not the road to advancements and he called them small and in intolerant. the lgbt community has achieved enormous progress politically in the last five years. it is meetings like these that encourages across the aisle support. that took a lot of will power not to read that in a fae voice. applaud awareness. tom, do you feel coming out of the closet will hurt your