position is, first i ll withdraw from the deal, but i m ready to renegotiate so it puts pressure on him at this point in time. elizabeth: he s making that decision on may 12th. he s making the decision on may 12th formally. i don t know if he s already made the decision. it s up to him. elizabeth: thank you for coming on. thank you. elizabeth: be sure to watch fox news sunday for the latest from the korean peninsula. chris wallace will talk to national security advisor john bolton. of course, check your listings for time and channel and the fox news channel tomorrow at 11 a.m. howie kirtz and his guest will talk about the coverage of the president s rally tonight in michigan. leland: all right, the terminally ill british lawyer t at british boy at the center of an intense battle, the life of alfi evans and his parents. it was a heart breaking battle, it ended 2:30 this morning british times.
it could, but, yes, at this point in time the 20,000 troops are basically facing the military troops to the north. so, it s really the task forces that we have in the ocean, versus the missiles. so if you look at it from a balance of power, if he disarms his missiles then we could redeploy: if he would listen his military in the north, we could redeploy. the major question that i have here, how do we measure that he s going to that direction. we have the military monitoring, of course, and surveillance, very strict, but also the most important factor, will he allow his citizens to visit the south? that will be a mainly game changer. elizabeth: i can t even imagine that. i m sort of curious on who has the upper hand going into the meetings and as we go into the meetings, would he sort of tread lightly and maybe not ask for sanctions to be released immediately? would he start sort of lowering the bar, if you will? normally he will ask for everything he wants to ask for
the nuclear deal is a deal only the united states can negotiate. donald trump gets credit, this is not strategic patience. leland: a reference to the obama administration policy towards north korea. the analyst added that he thinks it could be good chemistry between president trump and chairman kim. leland: the deals on this have been made many times and broken many times by the north koreans. safe travels home to. coming up will get reaction from south carolina congressman joe wilson. the congressman has been in the hermit kingdom and has some unique perspectives. elizabeth: a migrant caravan from south korea s preparing to cross the u.s. mexico border. they is set up shelter in tijuana, mexico. william has more.
i was at the home this week and her kids would go trick-or-treating there on halloween. she was visibly shaking as she told me the story. and now law enforcement agencies are up and down the state are reopening cold cases to see if deangelo could be responsible for them. he s currently facing eight counts of murder and that number is expected to multiply. back to you. elizabeth: what a story. clauda cowan with the story, leland. leland: the president snubbing the media for the second year in a row and his message to the heartland in a key senate race there. plus, a carivan of migrants arrived at the mexican border. william la jeunesse with what s next for the 300 people.
. elizabeth: well, welcome back. new information about the russian lawyer who met with the trump family before the election. she sometimes is an informant for the kremlin. they release a final report on the year long investigation into alleged russian election meddling. fox news correspondent, gillian turner went through the report and also has more on this russian lawyer. hi, leland. so the report from republicans on the intel committee largely exonerates the trump and clinton campaigns and confirms russia did interfere in the election and roundly condemns the u.s. intelligence community and also accuses president obama s intel chief of lying, what information they shared with journalists and when. and roads in part, former dni clapper denied the reporting the