revolving door at the white house to tell but this morning with more cabinet shake ups a real possibility. good morning to you. i m jon scott. another day in washington. more heads could roll one day after president trump booted has secretary of state rex tillerson and tapped cia director mike pompeo to take his place. there s word of more staff changes on the way. jon: john rockets is live roberts is more with more. reporter: the president yesterday out hundred way to the helicopter to travel to california said he s getting the cabinet in the position and his staff that he likes it which was suggesting there was still some more to go. one of the moves to come very soon could be a david shulkin who is the secretary of veterans affairs administration. he came in with such promise last year. the lone democrat in the president agency cabine cabinet. he s falling out of favor. having taxpayer pay for a trip to europe. also clashing with trump appointees in the v.a. he i
what he wanted was it to be clear that he was not a suspect and hadn t done anything worthy of being a suspect. so i think if he just lets they sing for himself, he ll be fine. jon: john roberts live in west palm beach, florida with more. john? jon, good morning to you. we heard a lot about the memos when comey testified before congress last year. seeing the memos and reading through them, very interesting, adds more context to what comey was saying in that hearing on capitol hill last year. particularly on the dossier where comey was saying to the president, we have some information from russia. the allegations could be damaging. the president asked him about it. comey says i responded that we were not investigating him and the stuff might be totally made up, but it was being said out of russia and our job is to protect the president from efforts to cooers him. that was january 6. january 28 at dinner, comey said that he told the president i explained that he could coun
for south korea, for japan, for china. harris: the washington post is reporting kim jong-un could be making good on one of his pledges close to the nuclear test site. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us live. this would be big news. it would be big news. yes, it would be big news. the nsc doesn t have the latest. the state department teams working together to putting together the summit for singapore on june 12. a lot of logistics to get through. they have to go into this with their eyes wide open and want to make sure there s little as uncertainty as possible. you don t want to go into something like this and be completely surprised. in elkhart, indiana, the president crediting his policy of maximum pressure on north korea for bringing kim to the table. the president taking aim at critics who claimed he was going to provoke a military confrontation with north korea. listen here. you remember everybody in the fake news where they were saying, he s
welcome to america s news headquarters from washington on a very busy saturday. i m elizabeth prann. leland: busy saturday near and busy sunday in singapore where the preparations continue. nice to be with you at home, i m leland vittert. president trump just leaving the g-7 summit in the past couple of minutes, where he spent the better part of two days meeting with u.s. allies and world leaders. the summit coming on the heels of president trump s tariffs and new trade restrictions hitting many of those g-7 nations. kevin is in quebec city. give us a sense, how frosty was the reception that the president received there? good to be with you, lucky, not terribly frosty on the surface. the president did make it clear during his statement, the closing statement before making his way east as you pointed out that there would be a serious set of consequences if nations, not just the g-7 nations leland, but nations beyond the g-7, if they were to retaliate against the u.s. for, sa
boy, that doesn t look like a flight i would like to be on. welcome from news headquarters from washington. i m elizabeth prann. good to be with you at home, i m leland vittert. mixed signals you might say by north korea and secretary of state mike pompeo. he said his third meeting with officials in the hermit kingdom was productive, but his north korean counterparts don t have that view of things. earlier today the secretary arrived in tokyo following the meeting. rich edson to break it down for us. boy, you think that the north koreans and u.s. were in different meetings based on the readings. the secretary of state arrived a couple of hours ago. the north korean foreign ministry greeted him with a much different assessment of the two-day meeting than he had offered in pyongyang. the secretary spoke to reporters at the airport before leaving for pyongyang in which he said they made progress in all of the central issues in the past couple of days and the north korean f