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Rallying cry for 2018 and maybe spilling into 2020 to use to get votes, but it is going to be hard to stop the process from going on and with it sooner or later a vote on the trump nominee, because mcconnell controls what is called. on the other hand, he won t call a vote unless he knows that he has the votes. if he has 50, do not underestimate the anger of democrats at mcconnell and his kind of the self-righteous comments a little bit about the obstructionists when he stopped president obama s pick merrick garland as matt noted and made up a rule to impose, that we can t do it in the last year of the presidency. and the democrat s as are sayin hey, we have an election in 2018 and this is an election year, and we can t do it in 2018 even though it is not a presidential year, so it is a work in progress, and advantage, republicans. all right. lynn sweet, and matt vie vicer, i have to leave it there. ....
well, we are going to talk about ukraine, and we are going to be talking about syria, and we will be talking about elections. and we don t want any anybody tampering with elections. and let s bring in the cnn national security analyst, and the cia s former chief of operati operations steve hall. steve, do you believe the president when he says that he is going to be discussing meddling with putin? it is entirely possible that he will discuss it with him, but i don t believe that the discussion is going to be extensive, because it is something that both of them have an interest in not talking about very much, and that is what i anticipate how is it goinging the happen. i think that you to understand, ana, that before they have a summit at all is a big win for putin and it is difficult for me to see how it is a win in any way for the united states. well, this summit does follow this one-on-one with kim jong-un in which president trump bragged about winging it. here he is. ....
Whether he would throw our allies like japan and south korea under the bus, he may rhetorically, but as much as i am optimistic that a summit is happening, i m pessimistic that much real substantive progress will come out of it. and so if there are things that the president does or says or perhaps commits to that aren t in keeping with what our allies want, my only solace is that it s only talk, and it may only be a piece of paper. so if that s a bad piece of paper, i m less concerned. okay. paul, we ll leave there it. thank you so much. appreciate you being with us. the when we come back, live with our reporters across europe with the latest reaction with donald trump s words with g leaders. ....
Meeting. but i think, look, this is an opportunity the president is hoping to achieve peace here. that it s ironic that hillary clinton s closing ad in her campaign was that donald trump will be pressing the nuclear button and getting us into nuclear war. in fact all he is spending his time is trying to keep us out of war and trying to make safer pl. good luck to him. it s a tough task, no doubt about it. kaline, ten seconds. i would say that the election is over and he is not trying to get peace. he is trying to get a nobel peace prize because denuclearization is not going to happen. it is high stakes. these are difficult negotiations. and this obviously is just the start. and hopefully this is the start of the process that will lead to good things at the end. thank you, guys. appreciate you being with us. coming up here, we ll head back to singapore for the president trump summit between president trump and kim jong-un. how the two leaders are actually prepare organize not pr ....
thank you, john. well, let s now go to cnn s jeremy diamond, who is in singapore outside kim jong-un s hotel where there is no doubt plenty of security. jeremy, i want to ask you about president trump. less than a day away, he is from making history and seems pretty confident that things will go well. what is at stake for the u.s. president? yeah, that s right, anna. the president has been striking a very optimistic tone head into this meeting. huge questions remain what can actually be achieved. as far as what s at stake, an enormous amount, of course. this could be something that could shape this president s legacy for years and years to come. if he is indeed able to be successful in his diplomatic summit with kim jong-un, this could be something that of course marks his presidency, defines it in many ways. and, of course, if he is successful in the way that most experts hope he would be in ....