expressing affection for each other and also disappointment that they couldn t bridge the gap between their negotiating positions. so it was a surprise appearance by north korea s foreign minister last night here around midnight before some journal iss where he said we wanted five out of 11 sets of sanctions lifted and in exchange we would have permanently dismantled the facilities at the yongbyon nuclear sight. that is a sprawling site in north korea. a senior state department official has responded briefing journalists saying that the president had asked for other sites involved in development of weapons of mass destruction to also be dismantled and that the north koreans were not willing to go that far. so as a result, both sides ended up with, to paraphrase president trump, a friendly walkaway with
poorly? how did this break bad? when did we know that this thing was going down? well, just a little story happening here while you re in the big studio, luke. we re having fun here. this really broke down a long time ago and what they ve really been doing in the last 24 hours is trying to find a way to announce failure and to give proper burial to the super committee after a few months of promising they could get something done and i think making an honest effort. both sides, a lot of good people were on this committee but they just couldn t bridge that divide. you know it is about the most fundamental differences between these two parties and it centers on taxes. republicans wanted to secure the bush era tax rates for the foreseeable future making those permanent and they were willing in exchange for that to do some adjustments to popular deductions. democrats wanted to see higher end marginal rates and they wanted to do that in exchange
just said relax. she had serious kidney disease and they missed it. you have to be out there. there she is with her cousin, david cantor who gave her the kidney. she s doing great. thank goodness. you say this all came at a very vulnerable time for you. you just had a newborn baby. she had to be in the intensive unit for newborns and you realized she was getting spinal taps after the doctor said she didn t need them anymore and you couldn t bridge that gap between explaining to the nurses that she didn t need to undergo that painful procedure for a little infantersus what your doctor had told you. what happened? what happened was she was supposed to receive some spinal taps and she did. then the doctor said, okay, no more. but then i went down and she had just received an unnecessary one and was about to get another one. there s my daughter right after she was born. i said to the nurse, she s not supposed to get anymore. no more spinal taps. she said, oh, no, she gating another and