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The u.s. delegation led by former south korean president sung kim after a surprise meeting saturday. president moon telling reporters that kim committed to a summit with trump and to complete denuclearization, a key prerequisite for talks. but lawmakers on capitol hill expressing skepticism. i remain convinced that he does not want to denuclearize. in fact, he will not denuclearize. but he wants to give off this perception that he is an open leader that is peaceful, reasonable. i think north koreans realize total denuclearization on their part is not in their national interest. that s how they see it. reporter: in a sign of uncertainty about the summit s future, president trump going after the new york times sunday for quoting a white house official who said holding the summit june 12th, as previously ....
Is not in their national interest. that is how they see it. reporter: in a sign of uncertainty about the summit s future president trump going after the new york times saturday for quoting a white house official who said that holding the summit on june 12 would be impossible due to timing restrictions. the president insisting the official doesn t exist and is a phony source, but the remark happened during a formal briefing organized by the white house that dozens of reporters attended. the only reason the remark wasn t on the record was at the white house s insistence. the comment was later confirmed in audio posted online. president trump also continuing to attack special counsel robert mueller s investigation lamenting that young lives have been devastated and destroyed by the phony witch hunt. they went back home in tatters. it is unclear who the president is referring to but mueller s team has brought charges against ....