i like her name stretches. -- stephanie grisham. it's like a private detective name. >> this was like an improveme improvement -- impromptu. >> jesse your take away? >> i have a lot of respect with stephanie grisham for the way she handled herself. i am surprised there are not a lot of pieces in the media how much of a dynamite woman this is. that's because the press is biassed against conservative women. i respect her athleticism. comes in from the side and the forearm and the hip check like a box out. it worked. she has obviously played in sports. >> played with boys i think. >> should she get more credit for doing this? >> the president wants them in there. i think it says more about north korea than us. they are a brutal, repressive giebel. -- regime. they want to control information. our american values despite what putin says is we appreciate a free press and north korea does not play that way. north korea should apologize to grisham and the reporters. that's a corrupt regime. >> i agree with everything you just said. >> all r

press secretary stephanie grisham reportedly bruised as she shoved aside north korean security guards to gain access for american journalists. president trump trying to restart nuclear talks with north korea. and then extending another invitation. abc's jonathan karl, in seoul. >> reporter: just 32 hours after extending his unusual invitation with a tweet, president trump took the final steps north toward the line separating north and south korea. >> stay low. stay low. >> reporter: walking briskly to meet him, a smiling kim jong-un. >> my friend. >> reporter: the north korean leader, one of the world's most brutal dictators, greeted the president like an old friend. "good to see you again," he said. "i never expected to meet you at this place." >> it's my honor. would you like me to step across? >> reporter: then, with a step, the president walked onto north korean territory. >> i'd be very proud to do that. okay. let's do it. come on. >> reporter: clearly relishing the moment, another handshake before the cameras. the hastily arranged meeting became chaotic as the two men walked bac

and stephanie grisham is a pretty tough lady. i've dealt with her quite a bit over the last two-and-a-half years covering the first lady. she's not someone to tangle with. and i think this is demonstrative of her commitment. a lot of the press know her from campaign season two years ago when she was a press wrongler on the trump campaign. they know she is fierce and not someone you mess around with. and she was trying to help the press get the shot. >> so in trying to help the press get the shot, brian, you know, on the one hand, you know, you give the woman a little credit for essentially body-checking this north korean security guard in order for the u.s. press to get in to get the pictures. but on the other hand, you say what? >> well, i think this is called getting started in a new job on the right foot. she did two things that were important during this trip to asia. number one, when president trump said, okay, who do you want me to call on, stephanie. she said, you're the boss, you decide. so she knows who is the boss, she

grisham trying to help u.s. cameras get inside but tonight this is how it's all being shown to the north korean people north korea's propaganda station gushing over it saying the unexpected summit transcended expectations and shocked the world. >> a lot of friendships have been made and this has been in particular a great friendship. so, i just want to thank you >> reporter: but was anything more than friendship achieved? "the new york times" reports the white house may accept a nuclear freeze allowing north korea to keep its nuclear weapons as long as it doesn't build any new ones that would be a step backwards in the u.s. position but national security adviser john bolton disputes the reports tweeting he's not discussed or heard of any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze president trumsa meein the next to restart talks on north korea's nuclear program which had been stalled lester >>> richard engel tonight, thank you. on another nuclear front, president trump issued a new warning after iran breached new clea

press secretary stephanie grisham called the decision meritless and "tyranny of a dysfunctional system." the ruling in san francisco on wednesday came hours after another federal judge in washington, d.c. that nine-day old policy stand. the justice department says it will carry out executions of federal death row inmates for the first time since 2003. the department says five inmates will be executed starting in december. obama4, then president directed the department to review capital punishment and issues surrounding lethal injection drugs. that review resulted in what effectively was a freeze on the death penalty. bloomberg has learned accused sex traffickers jeffrey epstein has been returned to a federal jail in lower manhattan. the billionaire had been found injured and unresponsive in his cell. authorities are investigating

. >>> newly minted white house press secretary stephanie grisham an apparent victim. she got into a scuffle with north korean officials outside a meeting room. a source at the scene described it as an all out brawl and said grisham was a bit bruised. several u.s. journalists gave her a nod for assuring the press freedoms. >>> a check on business, a temporary truce in the u.s./china trade war. president trump and chinese president xi jinping agreed to table new tariffs and continue negotiations. he told tucker carlson he's optimistic about a deal with china. >> you just recently, hours ago, met with the chinese president xi jinping. >> i did. >> are you closer, do you think, after that meeting with a trade deal. >> we had a very good deal. probably the largest deal ever made of any kind, not any trade. we got along very well. we understand each other. >> white house chief economic advisor larry cud low said there's no guarantee that a deal will happen. >> as the president said, continuing the talks which had been interrupted for a while, is a very big deal. no promises

. >>> new white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, was roughed up on the job today while in the korean demilitarized zone with president trump. grisham was reportedly bruised between a scuffle of north korean security guards and members of the media. video shows her shoving her way to clear a path for american journalists covering the historic meeting between the president and kim jong un. it's not immediately clear if grisham required medical attention or if anyone else was hurt. >>> the rising tension between the united states and iran continues, and it's the significant deadline. but fox news correspondent has the story tonight from jerusalem. >> amid tensions between the united states and iran, the deadline laid out by the iranian for breaching their stockpile limit is just ten days away. this comes after a failed attempt this week by the remaining parties on the iran nuclear deal. a spokesperson for iran's will uranium enrichment breaking the record of 6.7% and the 300 kilogram laid out in the nuclear deal. the trump administration continues to sanction the iranian regime i

. >>> incoming press secretary stephanie grisham was slightly injured when a scuffle broke out between reporters and north korean security guards during president trump's historic north korean visit. >> i need help here. >> grisham got caught up in the fray and ended up with breezes. north korea officials tried to stop a press pool from going into a room where president trump and kim jong-un were meeting. the secret service had to intervene. >>> in hong kong, thousands of protesters are gearing up for a major demonstration to fight a proposal that would allow suspects to be extradited to china to face charges. this morning a small crowd tried to force its way into the legislature by ramming a cart into a glass wall. it happened as people are gathering for a ceremony to mark the 22nd anniversary of the city's return to chinese rule. >>> and students at the university of utah will hold a vigil tonight for former classmate mackenzie lueck. over the weekend a memorial site was set up on the salt lake city campus honoring lueck. the 23-year-old student was missing for 11 days before police

grisham namely that the white house is viewing this as an embarrassment to the country that's the word that is being used embarrassment used twice sensually what they're trying to do is discredit not only these hearings but also the report itself and the man behind it robert muller so there are a number of victories the white house sees coming out of this it does appear there is a deliberate strategy to put in place through the questioning although robert muller would not address it directly the origins of the investigation itself namely the so-called steel dossier that many people believe not only was democratic back research but for a long time has been nothing more than a sort of the source of blogs in the conservative sphere now that's out the public realm as well you've also got sort of the question about the objectivity of this investigation namely repeatedly we've heard for the 1st time from robert muller's own mouth that he did have to remove one f.b.i. agent as a result of extreme bias against the president this is being viewed as a victory by conservatives on capitol hill but

ainsley: stephanie grisham worked for mealt. there she is right there. pushing security out of the way. they would not let our others in the room. they would not let the u.s. press pool in the room. they control their. telling our reporters go, go. go. get in the meeting. she got roughed of up. she knew we could not miss this photo op. and these thugs who are there to protect their dear leader, are not going to get in her way. this all just show you how tough she is. you have watched her stand up for the first lady often. now standing up for the first lady and president. the president must love. this. griff: caught in the clash of two entirely different cultures. one of which doesn't know anything about the freedom of the press. speaking of freedom of press and free speech freedom of speech. brian: i think he just did a transition. very good job. i love it. ainsley: the democrats, they were trying to be critical of the president's meeting, finding anything they could to say negatively about him. biden's campaign spokesman andrew bates said coddling of di

the new white house press secretary stephanie grisham trying to help u.s. cameras get inside. but tonight this is how it's all being shown to the north korean peo north korea's propaganda station gushing over it saying the unexpected summit transcended expectations and shocked the world.>> lot of friendships have been made and this has been in particular a great friendship. so, i just want to thank you. >> reporter: but was anything more than friendship achieved? "the new york times" reports the white house may accept a nuclear freeze allowing north korea to keep its nuclear weapons as long as it doesn't build any new ones. that woulda step backwards in the u.s. position. but national security adviser john bolton disputeshe reports tweeting he's not discussed or heard of any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze. president trump said ll negotiators eet in the next few weeks to restart talks on north korea's nuclear program which had been stalled. lester. >>> richard engel tonight, thank you. on another nuclear front, president trump issued a new warning after iran breacd new c

well today, white house press secretary stephanie grisham responded saying that those behind the lawsuit found a judge to quote dictate immigration policy to the entire nation. she called the system dysfunctional. the ruling came hours after another federal judge left the policy stance. the preliminary injunction stops a policy while that lawsuit plays out in court. >>a recent survey of the homeless in san francisco has found that the population is increasing now business and community leaders are teaming up to try and do something about it. well for charles clifford has details. >>well a recent survey of san francisco's homeless found that more than 8,000 people are living on city streets. it is a big problem. today in san francisco and dubose park where i'm standing right now a new effort was launched to try to deal with the issue. it is called all in it is a coalition of faith based groups sports teams businesses tech companies and nonprofits that have come together to try to address homelessness the coalition in crew includes businesses like 18 t google air bnb eir focus is going to

grisham essentially characterizing this as an embarrassment what you can see here in all of this is there was a deliberate strategy from the white house to be sort of relayed on capitol hill it appears that they feel that that has been effective and of course we're watching very carefully to see what the president has to say about it when he leaves the white house in the coming hour or so to go to a political fundraiser in west virginia thank you very much from the white house committee held it. britain's new prime minister barres johnson says the country will leave the e.u. on october 31st no ifs no buts he made that promise during his 1st speech in the child and vowed to change the u.k. for the better chance and got straight down to work carrying out a mass cull of 2 reason may's cabinet and appointing hardline breaks it has to the top jobs in government will bring you more on that in a moment from the team baba is standing by in downing street 1st though a the father looks back now at the day's events one of the most divisive figures abode in british politics is now the country's

that's the new white house press secretary, stephanie grisham. elbowing and shoving aside a north korean security guard. kim and trump met for nearly an hour behind closed doors. the symbolism of the day was powerful, but after this and the two summit meetings, north korea's nuclear program is still fully in place. in fact, u.s. intelligence believes kim's nuclear stockpiles have increased since the talks began. >> speed is not the object. we want to see if we can do a really comprehensive good deal. nobody knows how things turn out. but certainly this was a great day. this was a very legendary, very historic day. >> reporter: president trump announced there will now be a resumption of lower-level talks to try to get at that elusive nuclear deal, because despite all of the symbolism we saw here in this powerful moment that unfolded in the dmz, the bottom line is there still has not been any concrete progress towards getting to a deal where north korea would actually give up its nuclear weapons. jonathan karl, abc news, seoul. >> our thanks to jon

new white house press secretary stephanie grisham -- was bruised after getting into a scuffle with north korean security guards who appeared to be blocking american reporters from the meeting room where president trump and kim spoke privately for nearly an hour. back home, democratic presidential candidates expressed concern that the u.s. made no gains. >> this country is no safer when it comes to north korea. >> he keeps having these summits and meetings that really don't produce anything. >> reporter: an initial meeting between u.s. and north korean officials is expected to happen in the next few weeks. president trump has made clear he wants secretary of state mike pompeo to be his lead negotiator, but the north koreans have previously said they don't want him anywhere near the negotiating table. meanwhile, president trump also said he plans to invite kim to the white house for a meeting, but there are no details yet. anthony? >> chip, thank you. cbs news senior analyst fran townsend joins us and she was during the george w. bush administration. what does this moment mean for nuclear

in a statement, stephanie grisham rights in part, quote, a tear any of the dysfunctional system that permits plaintiffs to find a single district judge who will dictate immigration policy to the entire nation must come to end. and obama appointed judge block the policy required migrants to seek a file in other countries before reaching the us. hours earlier the judge appointed by donald trump ruled in favor of that policy. todd: alexandria ocasio cortez will follow up on these remarks about meeting with nancy pelosi. >> are you interested in having a conversation face-to-face? >> absolutely. ainsley: the freshman democrat will meet face-to-face after a public disagreement on twitter over a border and packages sources tell fox news nancy pelosi is warning democrats not to disparage colleagues if they aren't in favor of impeaching donald trump. democrats renewing their call to oust him from the oval office following testimony from robert mueller. former vice president joe biden holds a commanding lead among democratic presidential hopefuls. a new fox news poll shows biden leading the p

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with stephanie grisham was grabbed by north korean guards as she tried to make way for u.s. pool cameras to enter a room to film the guards tried to prevent members of the press from entering the u.s. secret service had to intervene. air traffic has resumed libya's much bigger airport which is tripoli is only functioning civilian airport after it was hit by an air strike general have to forces said they hit the drone in an air strike on the mighty good airport as part of a series of measures meant to punish turkey for its support of his rival the un recognized government in tripoli earlier turkey's foreign ministry demanded the immediate release of 6 turkish citizens being held by fighters loyal to have to say otherwise those holding them will become a quote legitimate targets on saturday have to as forces threatens turkish interests in libya including airline flights and shipping to he's been accused of supplying weapons to forces allied to the government in tripoli which have to end his backers are trying to overthrow. let's go live now to mahmoud abbas will head in tripol

white house press secretary stephanie grisham brushing off this brawl. watch this. [inaudible conversations] >> let go. need help here. heather: reportedly getting bruised pushing back north korean security guards trying to move the press pool. she seemed to enjoy experience. history was made today honored to witnesses, grisham begins as new white house press secretary today, if that's indication of how it's going to go, it should be exciting. the person she's replacing, of course, could soon release a tell-all book, axios reporting that sarah sanders plans to write as white house press secretary, sanders step downed on friday after holding the position for nearly 2 years, she also reportedly considering following in father's footsteps in running for arkansas governor in 2022, good luck for her. the time now 39 minutes until the top of the hour, florida deputy dragged 301 feet into a busy highway, body camera slamming to the ground, driver with long rap sheet now facing charges. >> it is a reason to continue the fight. heather: new jersey governor to sign a milliona

in a statement stephanie grisham right in part, quote, the charity of a dysfunctional system to find a single district judge who purports to dictate immigration policy to the entire nation must come to a end and obama appointed judge blocked the policy that required migrants to seek asylum in other countries before reaching the us was hours earlier a judge appointed by donald trump ruled in favor of the policy. rob: the house passing a bill to raise spending caps and suspend the debt ceiling. it includes budget gains for military programs in the us and overseas and $300 billion to federal spending over two years which 132 republicans oppose the bill as it will exacerbate the nation's already growing debt. the president tweeting his appreciation saying the bill is, quote, great for our military and our vets. a big thank you. it now heads to the senate and the president is expected to sign it. jillian: a space x rocket is on its way to the international space station. >> 3, 2, one, 0. ignition. and lift off of the falcon 9 rocket with the dragon spacecraft. jillian: the rocket bringing

the new white house press secretary stephanie grisham pushing to get images of the meeting on to american television and getting into a scuffle with a north korean security guard. the president and kim meeting behind closed doors for more than 40 minutes. north korean media later recounting the meeting as amazing and historic and while the president says he's in no hurry -- >> speed is not the object. we want to see if we can do a comprehensive good deal. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence has concluded that kim jong-un is unlikely to give up his nuclear program. the president's democratic rivals saying this meeting was nothing but a show. >> i don't have a problem with him sitting down and negotiating with our adversaries. i just don't want it to be a photo opportunity. we need real diplomacy. >> it's not as easy as going and bringing a hot dish over the fence to the dictator next door. >> reporter: the white house says negotiating teams will now get to work on details in hopes they can move this forward. whit? >> we'll see if there's that fourth summit. martha, thank you so much you so much

kevin: we are just getting word from the white house, stephanie grisham putting out a statement saying it is "an embarrassment" for dare -- for democrats as the first round of the hearing before the house intelligence committee as they get their opportunity to question special counsel bob mueller. we are also hearing from the president's attorney, he says the first hearing showed that the case is "case closed." all of this comes as the republicans have tried to make out bob mueller's investigation to be political, and investigators to be political. democrats pushing back saying that a president for all intents and purposes obstructed justice. special counsel mueller testified earlier that it did not exonerate president trump, his investigation. but he also said there was no evidence that any of the trump campaign officials conspired with russia. a lot for both sides to digest, process, to think about as we head into the second two hour hearing before the house intelligence committee. david: are the democrats frustrated at all? do they have a feeling they are not getting what they need?

and press secretary let's also remember, press secretary stephanie grisham has not had an on-camera appearance for nearly a month since she's been on the job. there's really no places outside of rudy giuliani's statement where this white house can hit back, so it's largely going to fall to the president and his twitter account. >> berit, jonathan raises a good point. he has taken over from the professionals and has had a bullet wound in the knees. from the north vietnamese. so i suppose the republicans really have to watch angering robert mueller in a way that is sympathetic -- that the audience would find sympathetic. those close to him say he has a way of kind of flaring his jaw that gives you an indication this is not welcome terrain. >> yeah. i mean, i think to the extent they are going after his credibility or trying to impune sort of the nature and the integrity of the investigation or the members of his team, i think you are going to see robert mueller with his backbone. you are going to see him defending the people that worked for him so hard, so intensely and so thoroughly putting tog

some observers have mistaken the new press secretary stephanie grisham as fighting for the first amendment rights of the press corps, but she was fighting to keep her job because the only thing that matters in a photo op is the photo. she didn't fight for the right of anyone to ask the most murderous dictator in the world a question. previous presidents have refused to give north korean dictators the international legitimacy that a meeting with the president of the united states used to confer. by now it is clear to the world that donald trump doesn't know what legitimacy is. he cannot confer legit masso anyone. of course he demanded nothing in exchange for granting kim jong un another meeting. donald trump has no idea what his words and actions will mean to his place in history books but he does understand the guinness book of world records. to emphasize the degree of difficulty of his achievement of stepping across the border this weekend, he had to lie about it. donald trump decided the best way to make his photo op look like something difficult was to tell yet another lie in his stream

stephanie grisham slammed the judge's radiology a a tyranny of a dysfunctional system. hundreds of red flags have been within the trump administration, some months before the controversial cyror-tolerance policy was announced. so the question too long is whether president trump will change his tune on russian election interference in the wake of these dire warnings, kellyanne conway wouldn't answer questions on whether the white house would port legislation that would book election security. she said she would need to see what was in the bill. republicans blocked two election security bills just in the last couple days, wolf. >> pamela brown at the white house, thanks very much. >>> let's get some insight from our political experience. shawn turner, let me get your thoughts on this lengthy report, warning that the russians were very active in 2016, but potential could be more destructive in 2020, including potentially changing vote tallies. >> yeah, absolutely, wolf. this report echos what i think intelligence officials, including dms and the fbi, have been sounding the

if we did then stephanie grisham will be on the podium will be faced those questions, why does acosta still has his job. they're in a position where they can just avoid it and have no comment. >> they can avoid it for a pree period of time. it is our practice to try to put questions to the president when ever we are in his space and you see the drive way gaggles as we now call them. the variation of the daily briefings or everyone frank lyanne off camera briefing where they'll take these questions, we would be able to get that and bring it to you right away. the absence of that buys the president time. he finds a way to get himself on camera or dial into one of his favorite programs. if there is a will, there is a way. >> well, he would get to respond in the way he chooses, that's for sure. >> we'll press that question. part of the reason we are sharing with you of the no comments we are getting because we are going through those normal steps trying to get some sort of reaction and so far we have not yet gotten it. pressure builds over a period of time and a statement comes out. we'll

let's also remember, press secretary stephanie grisham has not had an on-camera appearance for nearly a month since she's been on the job. there's really no places outside of rudy giuliani's statement where this white house can hit back, so it's largely going to fall to the president and his twitter account. >> berit, jonathan raises a good point. he has taken over from the professionals and has had a bullet wound in the knees. so i suppose the republicans really have to watch angering robert mueller in a way that is sympathetic -- that the audience would find sympathetic. those close to him say he has a way of kind of flaring his jaw that gives you an indication this is not welcome terrain. >> yeah. i mean, i think to the extent they are going after his credibility or trying to impune sort of the nature and the integrity of the investigation or the members of his team, i think you are going to see robert mueller with his backbone. you are going to see him defending the people that worked for him so hard, so intensely and so thoroughly putting together this 400-plus-page report. so i

press secretary stephanie grisham called it an epic embarrassment for the democrats. president trumpweeting out several thoughts about his hearing. like quote i would like to thank the democrats for holding this morning's hring end quote and just a few minutes ago he addressed reporters at the white house. take ae list >> we had a very good day today, the republican party, ourc nt country. there was no defense of what robert mueller was trying to defend. whether his performance was aed about one or a good one. i think everybody understands that. i think everybody what was going on. there was no defense to this ridiculous hoax this witchhunt that's been going on for a long time. >> continuing our coverage of the muellh rings, we're joined by mark murray. the senior political editor tore nbc news. >> what was your big ta-away? was there any kind, anything we could consider a bombshell? or was it just kind of steady as he goes? >> wendy, if were you looking for a bombshell or a big theatrical performance, a perry masment. you didn't get it it if you were a democrat. on t

press secretary stephanie grisham said it was an embarassment. after the first hearing he seemed to be gearful what he heard on capitol hill. he wrote, i would like to thank the democrats for holding this morning's hering. that was a 180 from the president who started out the day trashing robert mueller as he has done for the last extended period of time, describing him as highly conflicted. he also continued to hit the investigation as a whole, calling it the biggest witch-hunt in u.s. history. the president's personal attorney, jay sekulow, focused part of his statement today, trying to shoot down democrats attempts to hit at issue of obstruction of justice. this from the president's attorney, quote, it is clear that the special counsel conducted his two-year investigation unimpeded. this issue is over. they understand that the case is closed. this moment was clipped to the president's twitter feed as well. watch. >> at anytime during the investigation was your investigation curtailed or stopped? or hindered? >> no. reporter: so, we sit here as

new white house press secretary stephanie grisham physically bruised after getting into a scuffle with north korean security. take a look. >> stop. let go. i need help here. >> joining me joe lockhart, press secretary for clinton white house and brian stelter chief media correspondent. joe, this is one of the jobs of the white house secretary. she put her body on the line to give the press access and get the cameras in. i understand there's two sides to that but to get the cameras into part of this historic meeti meeting. >> yeah, it is part of the job. i think people would be surprised about how common this is, particularly in places where there's authoritarian government, state-run tv. i think it got an enormous amount of attention because of the combination of it being her first couple of days on the job and being in north korea, which had never happened before. i certainly had scraps with security people. it just gets a little bit messy. part of the job is just getting your people in. it's the right thing to do. they have a right to cover it and they wanted the picture. it's part o

. >> melissa: knew white house press secretary stephanie grisham as she aggressively was shelved by north korean security guards. she was trying to clear the way, pushing back. for white house reporters to cover the meeting. grisham was reportedly bruised. the scuffle ended when secret service agents intervene intervened. another fox news alert. the markets reacting positively after president trump announced a truce in the ongoing trade war with china. right now, let's take a look at where the dow is trading on the day. there we go. it's up 90 points. the president meeting with chinese president xi during the g20 summit, exclusive interview with the president. he was telling tucker carlson that is optimistic about talks with beijing. >> you just recently, hours ago, met with the chinese president xi jinping. are you closer after that meeting to a trade deal? >> president trump: i think so. we had a very good meeting. we want to make a deal. i guess you'd say the largest deal ever made of any kind, not only trade. >> melissa: gerri willis of the fox business network is life at the new york

. >> stephanie grisham walked away with bruises, but the incident did not derail this restart of negotiation. president trump is also resuming talks on trade with china. >> it's essentially already began, it actually began before our meeting. it has to be better for us and for them because they had such a big advantage for so many years. >> after meeting with president xi jinping on the sideline of the g20, president trump says the chinese have agreed to purchase large amounts of agricultural products from u.s. companies. in return, he's agreed to hold off on new tariffs and scaled-back restrictions on the chinese telecommute occasions diane huawei. republican senator marco rubio calls it a catastrophic mistake that will destroy the court ability of his and administration's warnings about the threat posed by the company, including this morning from vice president mike pence just three weeks ago. >> the position of the united states of america is that huawei, which the communist party of china and the government have complete access to, all of the data that they collect ammo represents a fund

stephanie grisham has taken the job but yet to have an on camera briefing or on camera appearance since she did assume thatst po' of the president has a light schedule tomorrow. we've been told he'll be watching. i expect the white house response will come via his twitter account. >> democrats to want to move forward with impeachment, open to moving forward with impeachment, seems like there's a number like that, do they need mueller to go outside the confines of that report, to say something like, yes, if he wasn't president, i would have charged him. do they need that kind of moment tomorrow? >> no, i think what they need tomorrow is just to hear the basic facts from robert mueller's voice. we haven't heard that. we heard barr, we heard talking heads across the ideological spectrum but we haven't heard him lay out the absolutely damning facts in this case. we know without any doubt, according to mueller's report, that there was a foreign power that attacked our country, that the person who wanted -- who they wanted to be the president of the united states not only knew about it but he

it was serious when white house secretary stephanie grisham was bruised after a scuffle with north korean security guards who were reportedly trying to block u.s. reporters from getting close to that meeting between trump and north korea's leader. another bit of drama there. >>> now, what's the policy here beyond these visuals? "the new york times" is already reporting the trump administration is considering a concession with north korea that would allow a freeze in all nuclear production, but would keep the status quo. that means the stockpile of missiles stay. the status quo tacitly accepting the north as a nuclear power. that obviously is not the goal of u.s. policy, which is why trump's national security advisor john bolton is denying those reports. i should mention as an aside he was not brought along to north korea by the president. so what can we take from all of this from these highlights of an unusual trip? well, the president is already taking heat for putting pageantry above policy. the presidents in both parties avoided exactly this kind of visit precisely because it does risk

the new press secretary, stephanie grisham, seen body blocking a north korean official. to.caa too hellorinmeri atching, an fourth face-to-face may happen at home. >> did you extend the invitation for him to come to the united states? >> i did. actually, at some point, it will happen. >> the administration is back on a "new york times" report that offici g back for weeks a -c soled nuclear freeze to kp pyongyang from making more clear eerwes. idea of ther of a freeze, calling it a reprehensible attempt for someone to box in the president. >> for more on the president's meeting with kim jong-un, let's bring in national security analyst jeremy bash. great to see you. let's start off wh the propaganda images and videos released by north korea. sort of derscores the risk here, right? how big of a risk was this move for president trump, aould it actually be dangerous? >> kristen, this is symbolism h asuc ta fuesulbs for about 50 nuclear bombs worth. they have an alintercontinent ballistic missile. they thes fired it two years ago, the week of july 4th. as time g,s by they're

we have got a statement now from white house press secretary stephanie grisham on the trade talks in shanghai. the u.s. delegation on the way home they are confirming that there will be another round of talks here in washington, d.c. in early september. they say they call this round of talks that happened in shanghai over the past couple of days constructive they say the two sides discussed a number of issues, including forced technology transfer, intellectual property rights, non-tariff barriers and agriculture. the chinese side confirmed their commitment to increased purchases of united states agricultural exports so we'll see where we go from there. we expect to see the president on camera later this afternoon, perhaps giving us his take on what happened here you know that the president has been suggesting that he thinks that the chinese want to stall until after the election, possibly to deal with a democratic who might win in 2020 the president doesn't think that will happen, but he thinks the chinese may be trying to stretch the negotiations out we know the next round officiall

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stephanie grisham with well noted -- in the dmz. >> hey, back off. [bleep] >> bill: a little hip check there. apparently suffering bruises in a scuffle between north korean security guards. trying to make sure that they get inside the meeting right there. it ended when secret service agents intervened. grisham is okay. >> sandra: sharply criticizing the presidents and impromptu meeting with kim jong un. joe biden releasing the statement. "coddling of dictators is one of the most dangerous ways he is subverting our values as a nation." senator elizabeth warren to rooting out "our president shouldn't be squandering american influence on photo ops and exchanging love letters with the ruthless dictator. instead, we should be using principled diplomacy, our security, defend our allies, and uphold human rights." and they were not the only ones with concerns. >> i have no problem with him sitting down with kim jong un in north korea or anyplace else. but i don't want it simply to be a photo opportunity. >> of course as a country, we want this to work. we wa

and we are also getting an ofmecial state from the white house, new press secretary stephanie grisham is calling today in her words anpic embarrassment for the democrats, that's how she characterized the first half of today's hearing and what she expects to see more of in the second half. turns out, by the wae during thbreak here, one of the president's top allies on espitol hill, congran mark meadows, who was in the room for the first part of the hearing, arrived heret the white house, lester. >> and the director returning back to the hearing room, about to take his seat and they'll go back to the questioning. again, this,on the sec of two hearings today and this one, primarily focusing on the central part of the case, which was russian influence in the 2016ampaign and the report's conclusion that it was made to benefit president donald trump candidate donald trum and we heard the director in his testimony today acknowledging that that was the belief that they were able to glean from their investigation. >> come to order. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, director. mr. swalwell, you'r