documents, the judiciary chairman said he s only going to ask for relevant documents and democrat want all of the documents. so it will be another big fight going forward. with president trump we turn from the snornlg korea summit, everybody could sleep well and declared peace on the peninsula. that s not been the case. the north koreans have been absent in the negotiations and canceled meetings and demanded money and done what many experts expected the north koreans would do. we have a story today looking how the president is frustrated at the stalled negotiations with who gave him the verbal promises but aren t doing anything in return. i think it will be something to continue watching because you have foreign policy with russia obviously, north korea is a troubled hot spot for the president. made all of these grand ioss claims about what s happened in north korea but on the ground it seems little has happened. you can t tweet away a
of crimea, number one. number two, you have a bizarre situation where the president of the united states the most unpredictsable force arguably in world policy right now. president putin has been quite consistent, over time. he has dealt with the fourth american president that he s been in power. president putin is not a novice. he knows exactly what he wants to get from prds truesident tru all of you were struck with how he seemed to eager to make president putin his friend and eager to talk about the extraordinary great relationship he thought we could have. president putin you noticed was very dry as he always is. he did not make grand ioss or unsupported claims for the kind of relationship he wants to have with president trump. not at all. he was very measured and very much the former kgb officer that he s always been. and there are significant areas where there could be progress. certainly on nuclear arms, you
japan, one arresuspected of mur reporter: we are learning more about the case. tokyo police were holding him on different charges but now holding him on murder charges, looking to advance their case against this unidentified man, unidentified because he s still considered a minor under japanese law. for the minor of fur dg long, an irish exchange student found dead in a tokyo hotel room, strangled to death. the tokyo police say the only other person in the room was the 19-year-old. they are moving forward on a case against another american, blackston, an l.a. native. we spoke to his attorney and he says the tokyo prosecutor s office has officially charged him with groping furlong s friend on the night of her murder. the attorney says that these charges are not valid, that he intends to fight on behalf of his client trying to get his client off. he does not feel there s any sort of validity to this. the attorney also says that at this point he could face, if found guilty, an
facebook or twitter, it has nothing to do with it. that s sort of my i m a little bit skeptical at some of the more grand ioss claims on behalf of social media because i come back to this position. the real work is elsewhere. my question is not can you reach someone in two seconds. fine. have you done the 20 years of preparation necessary to build a coherent movement? and when you look at the really successful revolutions, they ve done that, right? castro did it. the civil rights movement in america did it. and interestingly i was on a panel with john lewis, the great civil rights leader a couple of weeks ago and asked him, looking back on how would you have done with the benefit of behind sight, how would you have done things differently? i think we actually needed more ideal logical kind of