continue this travesty and darkness and i want sunlight. that s a nice way of saying it. isn t that pretty. i want sunlight. i want everything exposed to the public. and let s let the public decide because i want cameras at every inch of that courthouse. careful what you wish for? no, he doesn t. we got a lot to cover from that speech on saturday, including some frightening comments from the front-runner in the republican primary. meanwhile, donald trump s defense team will present its case in the civil fraud trial. we ll tell you who is taking the stand later today in new york. also ahead, it appears the new house speaker is not ready to move forward with the impeachment inquiry into president biden. we ll go through that new reporting. plus, we ll play for you the surprise announcement from republican senator tim scott, one of the five candidates who was just on the debate stage last week. we ll also bring to you the very latest out of israel and gaza. good mond
get questions that are to the moment as opposed to kind of broader questions about foreign policy that we ve had a little bit of. we are in the middle of two important foreign policy stories, the sue crane and syria stories. and the degree to which these candidates are prepared to talk about this moment i think is one of the reasons this is going to be a good debate and an interesting debate. and both of these are self-inflicted wounds. this is not some outside forcing event, some terror event, some attack against america that the president has had to deal with, this is something that he has created. mark murray, at this stage the candidates seem to be the top three, biden, warren and bernie sanders and we have to see how he plays tonight and then all the others, how do they get any oxygen tonight? and to me, there is now really a top four i would argue that seems to be in the national polls as well as iowa and new hampshire and that is biden, elizabeth warren , bernie sandes
other people, they ve done some really bad things. president trump aboard air force one after the summit in singapore. with more about the foreign policy stories of 2018, we are back with the panel. that s mine, with the singapore summit. that was a watershed and america s relationship with the democratic republic of korea. the president to meet with the north korean dictator was a huge story in 2018, and, i think though we have reached a installing plant. that s a great urgency on the part of the president to restart this process of negotiations leading to the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of north korea. despite all these treaties from the american side, north korea has been silenced. everyone is saying to look for kim jong un s new year s message