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The leaders of North Korea and the U.S. are both in Singapore ahead of the big summit

tomorrow,… Kim Jong-un of North Korea arrived before

his U.S. counterpart and held a one-on-one with the Singaporean Prime Minister.

And Donald Trump of the U.S., arriving in the evening on Sunday will have his one-on-one

with the city-state leader later today,…

We have a team coverage from the ground,... and our very own Lee Ji-won reports from Singapore.

Game on.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Singapore on Sunday

and are gearing up for their summit on Tuesday.

Kim arrived at Changi International Airport at around 2:30PM, local time,... on a Chinese

private jet from North Korea.

He was welcomed by the Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan, and headed straight

to his hotel, the St. Regis.

Kim's delegates include the Vice Chairman of the ruling Workers' Party Central Committee,

Kim Yong-chol, Pyongyang's Minister of Foreign Affairs Ri Yong-ho and the North Korean leader's

sister Kim Yo-jong.

President Trump left Canada on Saturday on Air Force One after attending the G7 meeting.

At around half past 8 in the evening, Trump touched down at Singapore's Paya Lebar ( ) Airbase,

and he too was greeted by Balakrishnan.

On board with Trump was Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, National Security Adviser John

Bolton, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.

Having arrived earlier, Kim Jong-un met with Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong

at Istana, the official office of the President of Singapore, in the evening.

According to a press release by Singapore's Foreign Affairs Ministry, Kim thanked Lee

for hosting the summit, and Lee praised Kim and Trump for their "bold and admirable decision",...

and wished for the success of the summit for a peaceful Korean Peninsula and wider region.

President Trump will meet with his Singaporean counterpart at around 11 a.m.

Monday.

The details of the two leaders' schedules have not been disclosed, but foreign affairs

sources say Trump will have a meet and greet at the U.S. Embassy in Singapore on Monday

afternoon.

While the two leaders arrived in Singapore a few days in advance, Reuters, citing a source

involved in the planning of Kim's visit, reported that the North Korean leader is tentatively

scheduled to depart Singapore at 2 p.m. local time on Tuesday, which would be just hours

after his historic meeting with Trump, which starts at 9 that morning.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News, Singapore."

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The Crazy Leadup to The Historic Trump Kim Jong Un Summit in Singapore (2018) - Duration: 6:16.

For more infomation >> The Crazy Leadup to The Historic Trump Kim Jong Un Summit in Singapore (2018) - Duration: 6:16.

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The Media Spins Trump's G7 Summit, But Here's What They Don't Want You to See - Duration: 5:04.

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Brennan Launches Another Cryptic THREAT Against Trump, Promising He'll Be 'Gone' Soon - Duration: 1:07.

Brennan Launches Another Cryptic THREAT Against Trump, Promising He'll Be 'Gone' Soon.

Former CIA director John Brennan just tweeted out another cryptic threat against President

Trump and his "America First" policies.

Brennan lashed out at Trump following his attacks on Justin Trudeau and exiting the

G7 communique agreement, stating that Trump's decision "damages our global standing"

and that "Mr. Trump is a temporary aberration."

Your wrong-headed protectionist policies & antics are damaging our global standing as well as

our national interests.

Your worldview does not represent American ideals.

To allies & friends: Be patient, Mr. Trump is a temporary aberration.

The America you once knew will return.

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S. Korea on close watch for Kim-Trump summit - Duration: 2:00.

It's the eve of the long-waited summit between North Korea and the U.S.

As the results of that summit deals directly with security on the Korean Peninsula and

goes in sync with future developments in inter-Korean relations,... the South Korean government

is on the ground and keeps a close watch.

Our Oh Jung-hee, who's part of Arirang's Singapore summit special coverage team, files us this

report from Singapore.

Negotiations between North Korea and the U.S. are continuing until the very last minute...

but, it's nothing to worry.

That's according to South Korea's presidential office of Cheong Wa Dae... at a press briefing

in Singapore on Monday.

Speaking to the international press, Seoul said... the fact that North Korean leader

Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump are sitting face-to-face, in and of itself,

is a big leap forward.

"The fact that the leaders of North Korea and the U.S. arrived in Singapore yesterday

marks the official beginning of the summit and that is highly significant.

We expect a fierce tug-of-war to continue between the two sides until tomorrow's summit

ends, but we also expect some good outcome."

During the 7 decades that have passed since the end of the Korean War,... there's been

no single North Korea-U.S. summit.

And that is why, Seoul says, it's all the more crucial for both sides to build and confirm

confidence in each other... at this first-ever summit.

An unnamed official from South Korea's presidential office highlighted... it is one of Pyongyang's

biggest goals to be recognized as a sincere partner for dialogue.

The South Korean government is cautious in its comments on the Pyongyang-Washington summit,

but it's keeping close tabs on the developments,... dispatching a special team of officials on

the ground.

The team is to deliver the latest developments of Kim-Trump summit to the home government,...

while bringing and releasing the South Korean government's own response as well.

All that will happen at Korea Press Center -- a press center Seoul set up in Singapore

separately from International Media Center.

"As for now, there's a low possibility that a three-way summit involving South Korean

President Moon Jae-in will happen after the North Korea-U.S. summit ends, but Seoul says

it will stay ready for all possible scenarios.

Once the results of the summit is out, Seoul is to release its official response here,

at the Korea Press Center.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News, Singapore."

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Moon calls on Kim, Trump to make big, bold decisions ahead of historic summit - Duration: 2:57.

President Moon Jae-in has called on the leaders of North Korea and the U.S. to make big, bold

decisions ahead of the historic Kim, Trump summit in Singapore.

We're also learning that the South Korean leader held a phone conversation with his

U.S. counterpart just moments ago.

Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung reports.

"I hope the two leaders will make big, bold decisions that generously answer to each others'

demands so that the wish for a new age upon the Korean peninsula from those around the

world comes true."

A big give and take by North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump...

is what the South Korean president who's been a major driver of rapproachement with the

North is calling for on the eve of what he's referred to as a historic turning point from

war to peace.

Mr. Moon's remarks during a weekly meeting of his top aides come as U.S. negotiators

met with their North Korean counterparts one last time to try to nail down final details

for the first-ever summit between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader.

The U.S. team, led by Sung Kim, a longtime State Department diplomat who now serves as

the U.S. ambassador to the Philippines had held at least five sessions with the Pyongyang

delegation over the past two weeks at the demilitarized zone in Korea.

But, the two sides reportedly have struggled to close the gap between the U.S. position

on North Korean denuclearization; which means it would immediately dismantle its weapons

program, ship nuclear warheads out and allow international inspectors to verify the results.

North Korea likely envisions a staged process, where each concession from the North is met

with something from the U.S. Sanctions relief, economic aid, a formal peace

treaty to end the 1950 to 53 Korean war and formal diplomatic ties could all be potential

sweeteners to any deal.

Nonetheless, the South Korean president expressed confidence that the historic Kim, Trump summit

will be a success... adding South Korea should and will remain the driver in all endeavors

regarding the Korean Peninsula.

"We will continue to do our utmost until the Korean Peninsula is completely denuclearized

and a lasting peace regime is established.

I ask for the Korean people's support to ensure under no circumstance we lose the attitude

and determination that we are the leaders when it comes to Peninsula issues."

"The South Korean president who's been touted by many for brilliantly brokering the talks

between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S President Donald Trump, is following the

summit from more than 45-hundred kilometers away but keeping his country, and rightfully

so, in the equation... as he hopes to complete the journey that he started... a formal end

to a near seven-decade war... a path to peace.

Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House."

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Trump Just Made Earth-Shattering Announcement About What He's Doing For U.S. – Libs In Mass Panic - Duration: 5:51.

When American's elected President Trump, we knew exactly what they were getting.

Not a politician.

We were in a place where one president after another did the same thing, talked big and

did nothing.

Not just Obama, look back and see that very little change ever happened.

American's were tired of it, and what we received was a shrewd businessman that doesn't

care about politics but deliberately and desperately cares about America, and it's people.

As the G-7 summit approached Trump levied massive tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and the

EU.

All of them vowing to retaliate.

The Media critics came out of the woodwork finding anyone to criticizes the president's

actions.

But instead of heeding the warnings of his critics, Trump continues to stand by his actions.

He has said multiple times that America is being taken advantage of by nearly every nation

in the world, but not anymore.

Yesterday in a news conference, a reporter from CNN asked him a question that he didn't

like, the way the president handled it was epic!

According to The Hill:

President Trump slammed CNN as "fake news" after a reporter with the news organization

asked him a question during a press briefing at the Group of Seven (G-7) summit.

After the reporter asked Trump a question about tensions between him and other leaders

at the G-7 summit, the president asked what network he was from.

"Who are you with out of curiosity?" Trump asked the reporter, who replied that he was

from CNN.

"I figured," Trump said.

"Fake News CNN.

The worst."

Trump then began to say that he "could tell by the question," before clarifying that

he did not previously know the reporter's affiliation.

"I have no idea you're with CNN," he said.

"After the question I was just curious as to who you're with, you're with CNN."

He then answered the reporter's question, defending his relationship with the other

leaders of top industrialized nations present at the summit in Canada.

"I would say that the level of the relationship is a 10.

We have a great relationship — Angela [Merkel] and Emmanuel [Macron] and Justin [Trudeau].

I would say the relationship is a 10," he said, referring to leaders from Germany, France

and Canada, respectively.

Trump blasted leaders ahead of the summit over the intensifying trade battles, after

he imposed steep tariffs on steel and aluminum affecting allies Canada, Mexico and the European

Union.

He has also faced criticism over his calls to reinstate Russia into the group.

Russia was suspended from the then-Group of Eight over the 2014 annexation of Crimea.

The president is planning to leave the G-7 summit early to depart for Singapore, where

he will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday.

The president has been highly critical of CNN throughout his presidency, pushing back

on negative coverage and referring to the network as "fake news."

In that same speech, President Trump went on to chastise our trade partners leaving

no question on how he would be dealing with them.

Fox News reported:

President Trump used a press conference at the G7 summit in Canada to double down on

his tough stance on trade, telling reporters that the United States is

like "the piggy bank that everybody is robbing" but promising that that is ending under his

leadership.

Trump made the remarks before he departed Charlevoix, Canada, after meeting with world

leaders.

Trump had entered the summit amid a spat with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and

French President Emmanuel Macron over U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.

But Trump said that talks at the summit had been "extremely productive" about trade

among other issues.

Despite reported tensions surrounding the summit, Trudeau announced on Saturday that

all seven countries had signed onto a summit communique, The Associated Press reported.

"People can't charge us 270 percent and we charge them nothing, that doesn't work

anymore," he said.

He said he believes other countries are now more committed to a fairer trade relationship.

"I don't blame them, I blame our leaders," he said.

"In fact, I congratulate leaders of other leaders for so crazily being able to make

those trade deals that were so good for their country and bad for the United States."

But he promised an end to the situation, and even warned of penalties for countries that

do not remove trade barriers.

He also said that the North American Free Trade Agreement could either be renegotiated,

split up into separate trade deals, or the U.S. could pull out entirely.

"We are like the piggy bank that everybody is robbing," he said.

"And that ends."

He warned that the U.S. will take any action necessary to defend Americans from unfair

trade practices.

Despite the tension between Trump, Europe and Canada, the president has emphasized what

he has described as strong relations.

During a Friday meeting with Trudeau, who Trump has had an often uneasy relationship,

he joked that his Canadian counterpart had "agreed to cut all tariffs and trade barriers."

Trump said he didn't blame the other leaders for what he saw as an unbalanced trade relationship

which hurts the U.S.

In true Trump form, he came in and told the world how things were going to change.

Not caring about whose feathers were ruffled.

Trump is like no other.

We have had these horrible trade deals for 50 years and we have all just come to a place

of excepting it.

But not Trump, he is just completing another campaign promise.

Those days are over, either they join the U.S. in fair trade or those countries will

be left behind.

They all vow to rebuff the president, but in the end, we all know that Trump will win,

which in-turn means America wins.

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PRICELESS: Trump Just Got Massive Revenge On Obama – Today Is The Day! - Duration: 5:21.

PRICELESS: Trump Just Got Massive Revenge On Obama – Today Is The Day!

President Trump has done remarkably well over the last year and a half that he has been

in office.

More so than most people expected, which is good for America and the American people.

While many of his detractors from within the party and from the opposition party have wished

him ill he has continued to rise to the occasion.

And his approval ratings prove this.

Furthermore, in comparison to President Obama, he blows all his predecessors out of the park.

The Gateway Pundit reported,

"According to the latest FOX News poll President Donald Trump has a better rating than Presidents

Obama and Reagan at the same point in their presidencies.

President Trump's approval is now at 45%.

And that is with 90% negative coverage from the far left mainstream media.

President Trump – 45%.

President Obama – 44%.

President Reagan – 44%.

On June 9, 2010 Barack Obama's approval number was 46% on the Rasmussen poll.

President Trump's approval number is at 47% according to Rasmussen today.

Again….

That is with 90% extremely negative coverage for President Trump!"

These poll numbers come despite the negative narrative that the mainstream media has been

perpetuating about the president.

News outlets are depicting him as spinning out of control with his calls that the Mueller

investigation is unconstitutional, saying he could pardon himself, as well as asking

for an indictment of former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey.

Yet his approval rating is better than ever.

Fox News reported,

"And Time's cover portrays him as a lordly king, besotted by "visions of absolute power."

So how is it that Trump's approval rating has bounced back to 45 percent in the new

Fox News poll, and 44 percent in the Wall Street Journal/NBC poll?

While that's not a fabulous number, it's roughly where Barack Obama was for several

years, and hardly the statistic you'd expect from someone on the verge of political oblivion.

One obvious answer is the economy, stupid.

We are at 3.8 percent unemployment, matching the lowest number in decades.

And more than half in the Fox poll approve of Trump's handling of the economy.

But it goes deeper than that.

Much of the public simply isn't breathlessly following all the scandal stuff and controversies

and flap-of-the-day flareups the way the press corps is.

Many voters shrug off his provocations and exaggerations because they think he is delivering

for them on kitchen-table issues and like his economic warfare against China.

Trump has also consolidated his Republican support to a remarkable degree; except for

some contrarian lawmakers and conservative pundits, he is the GOP.

After more than 16 months in office, despite the media's hair-on-fire approach, the country

is growing more accustomed to his reality-show style.

Things that once would have been explosive—he dictated the denial involving the Trump Tower

meeting after his aides denied it!—now barely last a news cycle.

He has changed the game.

As Rich Lowry puts it in Politico, "Trump seems a little less exotic…His zaniness

isn't as strange or threatening as it seemed at the outset.

Trump's tweets have gone from unprecedented use and abuse of the bully pulpit to something

like the wallpaper of our national political debate."

Now the Journal/NBC poll does contain some warning signs.

By a 25-point margin, voters say they're more likely to back congressional candidates

who serve as a check on Trump.

Fifty percent of those surveyed saying they want a Democratic-controlled Congress, with

40 percent wanting the GOP to remain in charge.

But I'm always wary of such national figures when these are ultimately local races, and

only competitive in some districts.

The pundits who once saw a blue tsunami coming are now not so sure that Trump will cost the

Republicans the House.

And with the president heading this weekend to Singapore, liberal New York Times columnist

Nick Kristof says this: "Sadly, Democrats in Congress are responding in a quite Trumpian

way: They seem more concerned with undermining him than supporting a peace process with North

Korea.

"Trump's newfound pragmatism is infinitely preferable to the threat of nuclear war that

used to hang over all of us, so it's mystifying to see Democrats carping about any possible

North Korea deal."

Kristof, who previously criticized "smug liberals" like himself for knee-jerk opposition

to everything Trump does, has a point.

It's not that the president, who has been busy lowering expectations for the Kim meeting,

is going to instantly strike a deal.

But he no longer appears the warmonger that critics say is recklessly taking the country

to nuclear war.

None of this means that Trump's polls can't slide if he makes mistakes or the Russia probe

takes a menacing turn.

But there is a yawning gap between his actual support and the media's portrayal of an

embattled and unpopular president."

President Trump has been keeping all of his campaign promises and more.

He has funded the border wall, he has provided comprehensive tax reform, he has instituted

steel and aluminum tariff's, he has held North Korea's feet to the fire and gotten

them to concede and brought peace to North and South Korea.

This is after just one year on the job.

Imagine what he could do with the remaining 2.5 years.

The American people are recognizing his work and they want to reward him, and they have

with their support.

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Trump, Kim arrive in Singapore for their historic summit - Duration: 1:17.

"The entire world is watching..."

North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un's words after landing in Singapore for his summit

with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Tomorrow's meeting will be the first of its kind, a summit with global security at stake.

Both leaders flew into Singapore yesterday under heavy security and speculation - particularly

where North Korea's Kim is concerned.

It was his longest flight for an overseas trip since rising to power in late 2011.

But Pyongyang actually dispatched three different flights Sunday, apparently to keep everyone

guessing as to which plane Kim Jong-un was on.

The North's leader and his entourage were then swept up in a motorcade, which transported

them to their hotel, before Chairman Kim headed to the presidential palace to meet Singapore's

prime minister.

Every detail of his whirlwind trip is being documented and scrutinized, examined between

the lines ahead of his reported departure tomorrow afternoon.

No wonder he realizes, "the entire world is watching."

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Stanley Cup Champs Run Into Ivanka Trump In DC, Cameras Caught What The Players Chanting At Her - Duration: 5:01.

Stanley Cup Champs Run Into Ivanka Trump In DC, Cameras Caught What The Players Began

Chanting At Her

While having a date night at Café Milano in Georgetown, First Daughter Ivanka Trump

and her husband, White House advisor Jared Kushner, ran into the Washington Capitals

at a DC hotspot Saturday night.

As reported by 100Percent FedUp, the team was at the restaurant on a what we can refer

to as an unofficial victory tour as amused diners filmed them using their trophy as a

giant champagne goblet and leading a rendition of "We are the champions."

After they all introduced themselves to the White House power couple, the first-time NHL

champs invited Jared and Ivanka to a private dining room at the restaurant and the group

took pictures.

Capitals Captain Alex Ovechkin posed front and center with the cup as he stood next to

a smiling Ivanka while she was surrounded by the rest of the players.

After the pictures were taken all the players in attendance started chanting, 'Trump,

Trump, Trump.'

Of course, Social media keyboard commandos became unhinged because of this display.

To the point of replying with comments like, "don't let her touch it, eww" and "burn

the cup it's tainted forever".

How great is it to see the support President has within the Capitols.

Especially when in a time when we have NBA players like Lebron James, who was just swept

by the Warriors in the NBA championships saying that whatever team wins they won't be going

to the White House because President Trump doesn't believe what "we believe."

Whatever that's supposed to mean.

Here is more on the Lebron James saga via USA Today:

"Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James said in a video posted Thursday that President

Trump doesn't "give a (expletive) about the people."

James, who previously referred to Trump as a "bum" on Twitter, made the comments

in a video piece that was shot last month for UNINTERRUPTED, a multimedia platform that

he co-founded.

In the piece, the four-time NBA MVP and Golden State Warriors star Kevin Durant were asked

by ESPN's Cari Champion about political division in the United States and the climate

that athletes face when trying to speak out.

"Well, the climate is hot," James said.

"The number-one job in America, the appointed person, is someone who doesn't understand

the people.

And really don't give a (expletive) about the people."

James explained that, as a child, there were three high-profile people from whom he sought

inspiration: The best athlete, the greatest musician and the president.

"You never thought you could be them, but you can grab inspiration from them," James

continued.

"I never felt I could be the president of the United States, but I grabbed inspiration

from that.

And this time right now, with the president of the United States, it's at a bad time.

And while we cannot change what comes out of that man's mouth, we can continue to

alert the people that watch us, that listen to us, (that) this is not the way."

The 33-year-old James, who is among the most recognizable athletes in the United States,

has not been shy about criticizing Trump since he took office last year.

In the wake of violent protests in Charlottesville, Va., in August, James referred to Trump as

the "so-called president" and the need to unify as a country without him.

One month later, at Cleveland's media day, he spoke at length about his frustration with

Trump's rhetoric and referred to the president as "that guy."

Then, during a December game in Washington, he wore one white shoe and one black shoe

with the word "Equality" on the heel.

"Obviously, we know where we are right now.

We know who's at the helm," James said when asked about the shoes.

James, who supported Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election,

has been one of several prominent NBA figures to denounce Trump over the past year.

Steve Kerr of the Warriors, Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs and Stan Van Gundy

of the Detroit Pistons have been among the most vocal coaches with their criticism, in

addition to several players.

Durant, for example, said he would not visit the White House after the Warriors won the

NBA title because "I don't respect who's in office right now."

(Teammate Stephen Curry also later said he wouldn't go, and Trump responded by uninviting

the team.)

"When we're talking about leadership, and what's going on in our country, it's

all about leadership.

And I learned that playing basketball," Durant said in the UNINTERRUPTED piece.

"I learned a lot of life skills from playing basketball.

You need to empower people, you need to encourage people.

And that's what builds a great team.

And I feel like our team, as a country, is not ran by a great coach."

Added James: "It's not even a surprise when he says something.

It's like laughable.

It's laughable and it's scary."

Although the Caps have yet to be formally invited to the White House, and one player,

Devante Smith-Pelly, already said he wouldn't go, the group told Jared and Ivanka that they

looked forward to seeing them at the White House.

The couple then thanked the team and their hospitality by buying all the patrons at the

restaurant a shot of Tequila Patron.

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'We are ready' Putin warns Russia is prepared for meeting with Trump in AUSTRIA - Duration: 2:29.

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Robert De Niro uses F-bomb against Donald Trump on live TV during Tony Awards - Duration: 4:21.

Oscar-winning actor Robert de Niro issued an expletive-laden denunciation of US President Donald Trump during the live television broadcast of the Tony Awards ceremony on Sunday

De Niro, a staunch Trump opponent, appeared on stage at New York's Radio City Music Hall to introduce rocker and Tony Awards performer Bruce Springsteen

"I'm gonna say one thing. F--- Trump," De Niro said, double fists raised and without any preamble

With the audience of theatre actors, directors and producers shrieking and rising to their feet in applause, De Niro said: "It's no longer down with Trump

It's f--- Trump." The legendary actor urged the audience to vote in November and lauded Springsteen for his own political commitment before the singer sat at a piano for a moving performance based on his "Springsteen on Broadway" show that had him singing his classic hit, "My Hometown

" De Niro said of Springsteen: "Bruce, you can rock the house like nobody else and even more importantly in these perilous times, you rock the vote, always fighting for, in your own words, truth, transparency and integrity in government

Boy, do we need that now." The expletive, known as the F-bomb, was bleeped by the CBS network for millions of television watchers at home, a CBS spokeswoman said

However, it was heard by those in the audience and journalists covering the awards show, which honors the best of Broadway theatre

De Niro is one of the most respected actors in the United States with two Oscar wins for "Raging Bull" and "The Godfather: Part II

" The White House did not immediately return a request for comment. CBS also did not return a request for further comment

The anti-Trump sentiment swept backstage as playwright Tony Kushner and others from "Angels in America" spoke to reporters about its three big wins: best play revival and acting trophies for Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane "I agree," Kushner said when asked about the De Niro moment, dropping an F-bomb of his own in relation to the president

"I can't believe De Niro did that," Kushner said. "Good for him. I mean, it's Robert De Niro

Who's gonna argue with him?" Kushner went even further, calling Mr Trump's presidency "the Hitler mistake" that put a "borderline psychotic narcissist in the White House

"  De Niro, a noted liberal, has been increasingly critical of Trump, a Republican, at smaller showbusiness events, but none have the high profile and audience of the Tony Awards

A month before Mr Trump was elected, De Niro called the candidate "stupid" and said: "I'd like to punch him in the face

"  The Tony Awards show was seen by some six million Americans last year.

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BREAKING Angela Merkel on Trump's G7 show It's 'depressing' - News - Duration: 6:00.

For more infomation >> BREAKING Angela Merkel on Trump's G7 show It's 'depressing' - News - Duration: 6:00.

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Robert De Niro bleeped at Tony Awards for Trump F-bomb - Duration: 0:45.

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After Manhandling Globalists At G7, Trump Makes A Move That Will Define His Presidency - Duration: 3:13.

For more infomation >> After Manhandling Globalists At G7, Trump Makes A Move That Will Define His Presidency - Duration: 3:13.

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Trump open to putting U.S. embassy in Pyongyang: Axios - Duration: 0:29.

Setting up an American embassy in North Korea.

It's an idea Trump is open to.

Citing sources familiar with the summit preparations, U.S.-based Internet news site Axios reports....

it's one of the many topics that could be discussed at the meeting.

The working groups of both sides have touched on establishing official relations.

A U.S. embassy in Pyongyang was an option that was brought up.

But according to a source close to the White House... such a move depends on what Trump

gets in return... and denuclearization would have to be underway.

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Trump-Kim summit to feature several talks - Duration: 0:54.

The upcoming summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Tuesday

will be followed by a number of other scheduled activities involving both American and North

Korean administrations.

It starts at 9 a.m. local time when President Trump arrives at the Capella Singapore for

his first meeting with Kim.

The leaders will speak with only their translators present.

Afterward, President Trump and Kim will move on to an expanded meeting including both of

their teams.

Trump will be joined by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and national security adviser

John Bolton, though it's unclear who from Kim's team will be present.

That portion of the day will be followed by a working lunch before the president meets

with the press around 4 p.m. Eastern time.

Once he's done speaking to the media, he and his delegates will be making their way back

to the U.S.

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Tiffany Trump Buddies Up with Joe Biden's Granddaughter Naomi in the Hamptons - News Today - Duration: 1:56.

There's nothing like a weekend getaway to the Hamptons to blur party lines. President Donald Trump's daughter Tiffany Trump shared a photo with Naomi Biden, granddaughter of former Vice President Joe Biden, on her Instagram Stories Saturday

The duo attended the University of Pennsylvania together, and their graduation ceremony in 2016 was attended by both the then-future president and Barack Obama's VP

Sitting side by side on the weekend trip to the Hamptons, Tiffany, 24, smiled as Naomi leaned over in Tiffany's direction in the black and white snap

The first daughter decorated her image with two hearts — one pink, the other purple — intertwined

President Trump landed in Singapore Sunday ahead of his historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un about Trump's push for the nation to denuclearize

It's set to be the first in-person encounter between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader

"I am on my way to Singapore where we have a chance to achieve a truly wonderful result for North Korea and the World

It will certainly be an exciting day and I know that Kim Jong-un will work very hard to do something that has rarely been done before…Create peace and great prosperity for his land," Trump said in a series of tweets

"I look forward to meeting him and have a feeling that this one-time opportunity will not be wasted!" The meeting was back on despite Trump temporarily calling it off late last month after a North Korean vice minister of foreign affairs slammed Vice President Mike Pence as a "political dummy

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Pompeo says Trump recognizes N. Korea's desire for security - Duration: 6:05.

As we have been doing all day, we begin with latest from Singapore, where the North Korea-U.S.

summit will be held.

Our Lee Ji-won is standing by in the host nation... as part of our special summit coverage

team.

Let's connect to the International Media Center right now.

Ji-won.

What do you have for us?

Daniel, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo held a press briefing about two hours ago

and he confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump recognizes North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's

desire for security and that the U.S. is prepared to ensure that a North Korea free of weapons

of mass destruction is also a secure North Korea.

Pompeo also mentioned that the U.S. and North Korean delegates who had been negotiating

over at the inter-Korean border village of Panmunjom for the past few days met again

in the afternoon,... following their seventh meeting this morning,... and that the two

sides were still meeting as he spoke.

Pompeo said the discussions were progressing quickly.

"They are in fact moving quite rapidly and we anticipate they will come to their logical

conclusion even more quickly than we had anticipated."

And while correcting a New York Times report, Pompeo emphasized that the U.S. has been working

for over three months with more than 100 experts multiple times a week to address technical

and logistical issues in dismantling North Korea's nuclear programs.

He also said that the experts include people with specialized knowledge of North Korea's

nuclear, chemical, biological and missile programs.

He also said that the U.S. remains firm on what it wants from the North.

"The ultimate objective we was seek from diplomacy with North Korea has not changed -- complete,

verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is the only outcome

that the United States will accept."

Pompeo also stressed that sanctions will remain until North Korea completely and verifiably

eliminates its weapons of mass destruction programs.

And that if diplomacy does not move in the right direction, those measures will increase.

But he also said President Trump is open to expanding access to foreign investment and

other economic opportunities for North Korea if they take the right steps.

Ji-won there seems to be a lot still left to settle,... with the summit prep talks still

being carried out.

Can you tell us more about that?

Sure Daniel.

The details of the agenda for tomorrow's summit were being discussed in the meeting between

America's ambassador to the Philippines and its former nuclear negotiator Sung Kim...

and North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister, Choe Son-hui.

And judging from Pompeo's briefing,... it seems like the two could be getting closer

to what they want.

But to tell you what they were stuck on,... inside sources have said that the discussions

seem to have hinged on the notion of North Korea's complete, verifiable, irreversible

denuclearization,... or CVID.

Unnamed sources say the U.S. seeks to get a commitment from the North to CVID in writing,...

but Pyongyang is protesting strongly against the phrase,... because it sees it as portraying

the regime as a defeated country.

But with Pompeo having said that they are reaching a conclusion faster than they had

expected,... many are expressing careful optimism for tomorrow's summit.

Now,... of course,... the result of that summit have a direct bearing on security on the Korean

Peninsula and on future developments in inter-Korean relations,... so the South Korean government

is **on the ground and is keeping a close watch.

Our Oh Jung-hee has this report.

Negotiations between North Korea and the U.S. are continuing until the very last minute,

but that ain't anything to worry.

That's according to South Korea's presidential office of Chungwadae... at a press briefing

in Singapore on Monday.

Speaking to the international press, the Seoul governtment reassured... the fact that North

Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump are sitting face-to-face, in

and of itself, is a big leap forward.

"The fact that the leaders of North Korea and the U.S. arrived in Singapore yesterday

marks the official beginning to the summit and is highly significant.

We expect a fierce tug-of-war to continue between the two sides until tomorrow's summit

ends, but we also expect some good outcome."

During the 7 decades that have passed since the end of the Korean War,... there's been

no single North Korea-U.S. summit.

And that is why, Seoul says, it's all the more crucial for both sides to build and confirm

confidence in each other... at this first-ever summit.

An unnamed official from South Korea's presidential office highlighted... it is one of Pyongyang's

biggest goals to be recognized as a sincere partner for dialogue.

The South Korean government is cautious in its comments on the Pyongyang-Washington summit,

but it's keeping close tabs on the developments,... dispatching a special team of officials on

the ground.

The team is to deliver the latest developments of Kim-Trump summit to the home government,...

while bringing and releasing the South Korean government's own response as well.

All that will happen at Korea Press Center -- a press center Seoul set up in Singapore

separately from International Media Center.

"As for now, there's a low possibility that a three-way summit involving South Korean

President Moon Jae-in will happen after the North Korea-U.S. summit ends, but Seoul says

it will stay ready for all possible scenarios.

Once the results of the summit is out, Seoul is to release its official response here,

at the Korea Press Center.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News, Singapore."

That's all we have from Singapore as of now, and we'll be joining you again live from early

morning tomorrow for the much anticipated historic meeting between North Korean leader

Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump.

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The "Dark Side" of Evangelicalism That Helped Trump Win - Duration: 4:52.

Again, I'm writing primarily to evangelicals in this book.

I think there will be a secondary audience of American religious historians, people who

are interested in American religion who want to kind of take a peak into what evangelicals

are talking about.

I think there's some good history in the book, though, too.

One of the things I try to unpack is show how there's always been a "dark side" to American evangelicalism.

We can talk about the way in which evangelicals have been on the front lines of antislavery,

social justice movements, international poverty relief, all of these kinds of things--and

we need to celebrate that, I think; I'm not one of these people who, you know, I am an

evangelical, so I rejoice that evangelicals are doing these things.

But there's also a dark side, you know, even as someone like, say, Lyman Beecher, who I

write about in the third chapter, even as he is fighting slavery, he's also one of the

leading nativists.

He doesn't want Catholics coming in and undermining his Protestant nation.

So this story goes back a long way, and I think what Trump does is he appeals to the

worst side of evangelicalism in its two, three-hundred-year history.

Every time evangelicals are not sort of representing the true virtues of their faith, where they

fail, I think Trump seizes on that history.

This is a history that defended the institution of slavery.

This is a history that had such certainty about what is true in the fundamentalist movement,

I mean this is a movement that prevented--they didn't want certain kinds of immigrants

coming into the country.

There's a long history of this.

I like my fellow evangelicals to at least be exposed to that history; I think when ordinary

evangelicals, lay men and women, think about evangelical history they kind of celebrate

this providential idea, right: "God is with us, God is doing great things through people."

And I think that's important.

I think God does, you know, obviously work in this world and use His people in this world.

But also the reality of human sin--I mean, evangelicals are not immune.

Obviously--if anyone knows better, it's an evangelical who believes in this conversion experience

to--one's saved from the consequences of sin through becoming born again or becoming,

you know, accepting Jesus or whatever that looks like.

So, I want them to see there is a dark side, a darker side to the history that Trump is

tapping into.

You know, am I going to convince the 81% that they made a wrong decision?

Most I probably will not, but I do believe there's some fence-sitters out there.

People who maybe held their nose and voted for Trump and maybe they need to think through

exactly--they may be open to thinking through a little bit more in terms of what this man

represents and what the policy decisions he's putting forth represent, and hopefully it

will force evangelicals--maybe "force" is too strong a word, but it might encourage

evangelicals to think more deeply about political engagement.

And when a politician comes along and says, "Let's make America great again," he's ultimately--or

she, in this case he--is ultimately making a historical statement.

So I think evangelicals have to be careful, right?

When was America great?

Let's go back and think about that.

What does Trump mean when he says, "Make America Great Again?"

And before you start using these evangelical catchphrases like "reclaim" and "restore"

and "let's get back to" and "let's bring back the way it used to be," we need to think more

deeply about what it, exactly what it was like back then, how it used to be.

So I think, even if the book kind of forces evangelicals to kind of rethink even their

phraseology and how they--what they say when they enter the public sphere, public square,

I think that would be a contribution in some ways.

I'll be happy if that happens.