that was a part of trudeau's mistake. trudeau made an error. he should take it back. he should pull back on his statements. and wish president trump well in the korean negotiations. these other members did. angela merkel did. macron did. i was right there. theresa may did. all of a sudden -- he went rogue. >> i see what you're saying. this had to do with north korea. >> in large part. a. >> a lot of people are not interpreting it that way. senator mccain said to our ally, bipartisan majority of americans remain pro free trade, pro globalization. measur americans stand with you even if our president didn't. a remarkable statement. >> two things. one, john mccain and i are old friends and i wish him well. he is not well. i wish him well. just want to make that point. number two, president trump is essentially doing what john mccain wanted him to do with respect to free trade. president trump made it clear time and again that he wants to reinstitute a process of free trade, no tariffs, no tariff barriers, no quotas and subsidies. he was absolutely consistent during this

he personally slammed justin trudeau. white house blames what they call trudeau's betrayal that took place right before high-stakes meeting in singapore with north korea. warning the president cannot appear weak. let's go to jeff zeleny also here in singapore. jeff. >> reporter: john, this is extraordinary when you think about the kind of language and rhetoric here that the president is using against longtime loyal allies of america. certainly striking as he's preparing to meet with kim jong-un here. let's focus on g7 meeting for the mom. this is something that's going to continue regardless of the outcome of the summit here in singapore. this is something that the president is going to have to work out, this relationship. but listen to the words of his economic advisers today on the sunday morning shows. talk about deep disdain the president has for key allies. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. he really actually, you know what, he did a great disservice to the whole g7. >> trudeau did. >> yes, he did, because

>> brennan: but -- >> i am arguing the trudeau picked the fight. trudeau. >> brennan: do you believe he was going to step away from those retaliatory tariffs had he promised you privately that is what was going to happen? >> who? >> brennan: trudeau, you are saying he broke his word, he publicly came out and said things. >> let me say in the bilateral between president trump and prime minister trudeau, which was -- i was in that room, it was a very successful, calm, friendly, respectful bilateral. and we made great progress in moving towards a deal between the u.s. and canada and perhaps nafta as a whole. it was very successful. that is another reason why i think trudeau betrayed trump and the g-7. i mean, look, they put together this good consensus, the western allies were together, it was peaceful, they were good citizens, it was all in good faith, what is not in good faith is when you leave there and you fly out of there and the host canadian prime minister starts taking whacks at you, potshots at you on the eve of this korean summit. president

justin trudeau was talking about the ta riffs justin trudeau was talking about the tariffs the us imposed on steel and aluminium, trudeau said he was ready to go forward with reactions and that he found those insulting because the us and canada had always been allies. the idea that the us needed paris under the guise of national security, which is how the white house is imposing them, was insulting to the canadian people. mr trump took issue with that and said he was not repaired to endorse the communique. earlier on we suggested that progress had been made? we went into this matter and summit thinking it would be very contentious, very awkward. then with the news that there was going to be a communique and the us was going to be a part of it, we felt that 0k, and the us was going to be a part of it, we felt that ok, maybe they were able to paper over things and come to an agreement. this takes us back to an agreement. this takes us back to where we were in the state of play last week when we were looking at quite tense relations between the us and canada and its european allies. it reall

trudeau -- i bet you trudeau just went up ten points in the canadian polls as a result of this. so who knows what's going to happen. i think in the end, trump's advisers may prevail, but if he goes ahead and has a trade war with his allies, you'rg to get the election of a very left-wing president in mexico. those elections are just a few weeks away. you're going to get the united states, which is already halfway there, losing their position of leadership in the world. and lots of people will suffer, not just the united states. >> you know, susan, if you're the president and you're frustrated with tariff and trade imbalances by his perception, maybe you need to mix it up a ttle been is that what's happening here? could this be perhaps the most direct and eventually effective way? >> no, i think actually the president is mistaking his relationship with these world leaders to our country's relationship with these world leaders. he's not putting america first. he's actually just trying to put donald trump first. he's taking the role, the only role he knows, and that's to be a bully.

he was saying, well, justin trudeau was -- in a negative way, he was saying justin trudeau said he was going to stand up for canada. of course he's going to stand up for canada. that's what the prime minister of canada does. the president himself has said that on numerous occasions. larry was just echoing back what president trump was saying, and it was not persuasive in the slightest. >> so rosie, when you have the president this morning saying that heeels very good about the summit, why do you suppose that is? because by john's assessment here, there's a lot of mud slinging going on. this would seem this summit just coletely disintegrated into an acrimonious tone. >> well, i think first of all, the president has shown his willingness to sort of back out of longstanding international agreements. he doesn't necessarily have that much respect for the international community as a concept. so i think from trump's perspective, it's possible that he thinks that went well that, he projected strength, that he stood up for america. but it's everybody else, really, who is feeling the fallout an

prime minister trudeau: [in french] listen. i have been having a constructive relationship with the president for about a year now. we work together, we have different approaches perhaps, but we are each there to defend the interests of our workers and our citizens. and that is what we do. i've spent perhaps a bit more time demonstrating that the interest of our citizens and workers are closely linked to the interests and advantages american workers have, because r economies are so well integrated. and i would continue to have that approach, which tries to obtain an advantage for canadians, but not at the all -- but not at the expense of americans. we know we work together in a positive way, we can create greater benefits than we would alone. >> [reporter asking question in french] your friend has been talking about a historic summit. we say the cost of the summit was $100 million for canada. do you think it will cost 100 million for the rest of the time? >> [prime minister answering in french] i think we need to have a look at

trudeau: i have not. we continue to make sure our folks are in regular contact to work on nafta renegotiations. the next time i will be seeing him is at the nato summit in brussels. i look forward to continuing to have a constructive relationship with him in which i continue to stand up for canadian interests. my approach on this relationship is very much aligned with what canadians expect of me. the firm -- be firm and standing up for canadian values and interests. and the nature of our integrated economies. when he personally attacks you? prime min. trudeau: as politicians we develop thick skin. i stay focused on what we need to do to advance the common cause. to personal react comments. i'm going to stay focused on the work we need to do together. >> the c-span buses in alaska this week for the 30th stop on our 50 capitals tour in juneau. there's morning, alaska governor will be our guest during washington journal starting at 7:45 eastern. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was crea

trudeau: quite the contrary. i have been vocal about the fact that canadians need to be more forward thinking and innovative, more excited about the future, taking risks around the world, taking bigger risks around the world and taking more risks and smarter risks being investing in canada, absolutely. i will not accept the only single bottom-line approach to business is going to be sustainable in a world where income inequality is driving political actions and reactions that are leading to instability. you have a lot of countries around the world that are democracies that are starting to backslide, or moving actually in significant ways, and i'm not going to call russia a democracy, but the president has announced that he is on his way to staying president for life. we see the same thing in china with the changes xi has made to the communist party structures. we see places where the democratic principles are being worn away, and i think it is really important for countries to stand against that, to actually demo

trudeau: i will stand up for canadian interests. we are now the only g7 country with a free-trade deal with every other g7 country. we continue to believe deeply that there is a win-win-win opportunity for canada, mexico, and the united states. ♪ p.m. trudeau: the g7 is a gathering of the world's most advanced economies to talk about the challenges we have in common. and there is one big economic challenge that is shared across the g7 and much of the developed world, how do you reassure people that all the changes we are going through in our work places from automation, to ai, to greater trade deals, to globalization in general, how are these factors going to ensure that the growth we create is fairly shared by everyone? when you look at the anxiety of the aggressive nationalism, the polarization, insularity, the anti-trade, anti-globalization, all those facets that are slipping into politics all around the world, it stems from an anxiety that people feel that the system we have might be good at creating growth, but it is not good

trudeau. he just drives me crazy. he has from the second he has gotten on the world stage with that phony boxing match. i could go down the litany of things. >> i'm working on the date. >> i am now going to donald j. trump is going to now make me defend justin trudeau. >> this is weirdly personal. it's not easy for me. it's so weirdly -- >> there is something weird. >> there's something weird. there's something personal. i don't know what it is, but it's deeply personal. he was calling him meek and weak and this and that. >> i know. so he does that when he's feeling insecure. when trump is feeling insecure. and so is it his youth? is it the fact that he's a pretty good-looking guy? >> i have no idea. >> something about him drives trump crazy. but speaking of crazy, think just how insane this is, i mean, how insane and amateurish this whole thing is. first, trump, you know, goes berserk about this mild statement that trudeau made. and then his advisers go out using language that's usually reser

it was -- >> trudeau did? >> yes, he did. >> as a canadian, what's your reaction to hearing that from the u.s. administration? >> i know larry kudlow very well and we've known each other for a long time and kudlow called out trudeau in a rather difficult situation. you've got to understand the politics of canada. in canada supply-side management which is the dairy industry is very important. that's a protected industry. it has tariffs as high as 300% of dairy coming in from the u.s., for example, milk powder out of wisconsin can't come into ontario or quebec, and so there's 78 seats out of the 338 seats in canadian politics that are now sequestered in quebec. trudeau is just doing what any politician would do. he's trying to protect his outcome in 16 months when he goes to a federal election. he doesn't care what kudlow is saying. he's got to protect himself. i've got to survive. he's protecting himself in front of what he's been called out on. trump came up and said you've got to give up the protectionist 300

that's what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stunt press conference. that's what weak, dishonest justin trudeau did, and that comes right from air force one tom my friends in canada, that was one of the worst political miscalculations in modern canadian history. >> to that end, it appears it's being interpreted a bit differently across the pond, as we're hearing from the bbc that president macron, he's condemning president trump's fits of anger. let's bring in daniel moody mills, host of woke af, and chris wilson. welcome to you both. chris, how do you interpret these remarks by the president in light of his reversal on the g7 statements? how do you interpret all of this? justin trudeau, larry kudlow weighing in, and apparently macron weighing in from france. >> it's pretty clear that the language on the white house is consistent, whatever conversations took place behind closed doors at the g7, that the entire white house feels betrayed by that. so i think more will probably come out. i don't want to jump for any conclusions, and macron weighs in, is i

and we heard reports that the meetings with trudeau and the other g7 members and trump, trudeau was rather direct. >> yeah. >> with the president. even though cordial. so, yeah, i would have -- from what i know, i wouldn't say these are false statements. it seems to lionel up with trudeau's rhetoric in the past. >> you know, i don't know if we have that picture, but it's not only the leader of canada. and, you know, when we first saw this coming from at least the press office, from angela merkel's press office. >> right. >> specifically, the leader of germany. if we've got that picture, it would be great to put it up. because i think it echoes the very strength and very approach that you're talking about, julia. but coming in a picture from germany instead. yeah, that's it right there, sean. >> right. >> and when you saw that, sean, this does, doesn't it -- it's very similar, what germany and what canada is saying but in different ways. we're standing up to the united states. >> yeah. it really is a striking picture. and a fitting picture, really, when you look at the relationship between

trudeau: quite the contrary. i have been vocal about the fact that canadians need to be more forward thinking and innovative, excited about the future, taking risks around the world, taking risks and investing in canada absolutely. i will not accept the only single bottom-line approach to business is going to be sustainable in a world where income inequality is driving political actions and reactions that are leading to instability. you have a lot of countries around the world that are democracies that are starting to actually inr moving significant ways, and i'm not going to call russia democracy, but the president has announced that he is on his way to staying president for life. we see the same thing in china made to changes xi has the communist party structures. theee places where democratic principles are being worn away, and i think it is really important for countries to stand against the bat, to actually demonstrate by reassuring their citizens that no, we do think about success for everyone and not just

the president's advisers fiercely attacking trudeau on the sunday shows. >> trudeau posed this sophomoric political stunt for domestic consumption. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> reporter: trudeau, publicly ignoring the feud. but his foreign minister saying this about the insults. >> canada does not believe that add homonym attacks are particularly appropriate or useful way to conduct our relations. >> reporter: mr. trump's top economic adviser telling cnn that the strong response is related to the summit with north korea. >> he is not going to permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea. >> kim must not see american weakness. >> now, as he briefed reporters, pompeo was asked how the north koreans are supposed to trust the united states given what just transpired at the g-7. he said it was ludicrous to compare the situations and there has to be trust for all of this to work. what's clear here, john, is w

prime minister trudeau: the president will continue to say what he says. at various occasions, what we did this weekend was come together, roll up our sleeves and figure out consensus language on a broad range of issues that we could all agree to on a broad range of issues, whether it is making an economy that works for everyone, ensuring the inclusion of women and girls, being bold on protecting our environment, or moving forward in a meaningful way to prepare for the jobs of the future. these are the kinds of things that are common challenges across our countries and around the world, where anxiety about economic prospects of individuals and particularly of their kids, leads to unpredictability and sometimes, political uncertainty. we have come together to layout where we agree, to highlight the need to continue to work together to serve the citizens that elected us. i'm very pleased we came together on an ambitious joint communique at the end of this summit. [in french] >> obviously, the president will continue to say what he said. what was achieved thi

president trump and justin trudeau in the headlines today. president trump lashed out at the canada prime minister after he said this. >> okay. actually, i'm sorry. prime minister trudeau said they will move forward and canadians will not be pushed around and president trump did not talk kindly to that and called trudeau of weak and releasing false statements and u.s. will pull back from the g7 summit. paula newton is live in canada right now. how are people reacting to this back and forth. >> reporter: trump drops bombshell, unity torpedoed and basically called justice trudeau a liar in that press conference. having said that, i would say the canadian officials behind the scenes are shocked but not surprised. one thing they have learned is this president is incredibly unpredictable. having said, that you have to remember that this president arrived late to this summit. he left early. there were a lot of contentious discussions during that summit. officially, the prime minister's office reacting saying, look, we are going to talk about "achie

his went on to say that mr trudeau had been meek and mild during their meetings, but had later described us tariffs as insulting. our correspondent gary o'donoghue is live in quebec for us now. from where you are sitting, was it a bit of a surprise that president trump came out with these? surprise, i guess, surprise, iguess, but surprise, i guess, but we are used to this. this was a pretty big one. this summit had racked up the organisers, the canadians thought they had pulled the frying pan from they had pulled the frying pan from the fire and thought they had done the fire and thought they had done the unimaginable, getting all seven countries to sign up to the same agreement. from thousands of miles away, donald trump pulled the plug on america's concurrence in that agreement. the reason, the canadian prime minister during his final press c0 nfe re nce a prime minister during his final press conference a gang criticised the us tariffs on aluminium and steel and said canadians were polite and reasonable but would not be pushed around this topic when the president saw those comments, h

trouble for trudeau. we see movement, fall in the canadian dollar this morning as a result of what was said. let's have a look at the futures. this is where it looks set to open up. a pretty mixed picture. markets waiting to see what trump and kim can deliver. maybe we are range bound. maybe we are waiting for other market moving items on the agenda. there are many of them. talk about what's coming up during the program. we will hear from beatrice, a great voice to have on the program. the executive director of the international campaign to abolish new your weapons. what are her realistic expectations, hopes and dreams, for this summit, i wonder? haslinda: i spoke to her earlier on. said she was waiting with bated breath. let's see what happens. people want to be optimistic but also realistic about what can actually come out of the summit tomorrow. themore on that, let's get first word news with juliette saly in singapore. jules. the trump administration stepped up its war of words against canada as the f

it seems to be a rather thorny issue can it be resolved swiftly as trudeau hopes. well here he's obviously referring to the american that tariffs on steel and aluminum and that have been such a sore point throughout this summit allies feel that they are unfair trading practices in canada even called them illegal i think here trudeau kind of kicked the can down the road a little bit he said that he obviously brought the issue up with donald trump but that it was something that is going to need to be hashed out the worst case scenario of course being a full blown a trade war and so he's able to say look i've spoken about these issues but did he actually exact any concessions from trump it seems unlikely. trudeau seemed like he was remaining rather positive throughout his final press conference despite these lingering tensions hanging over the entire summit there let's take a quick listen to what he had to say. on which is the fund. uncertain to. our world has to deal with. meetings like this will take on ever greater importance they give us the opportunity to join fo

trudeau did not make president trump look weak. president trump made president trump look unstable, erratic and thin skinned. >> you have worked with canada. what kind of ally was canada from your perspective? >> it was rare for me to go to a war zone to meet my own folks without meeting canadians who were thoroughly integrated. with regard to the canadian equivalent we don't just cooperate we are by and large integrated because we have common values and common legal systems and common strategic objectives. back to embarrassment we ought to feel a little bit ashamed for treating such a good friend the they they were treated yesterday from very high levels in our government. >> from friends to adversaries the president will sit down face-to-face with kim jong-un. if you can give advice to president trump based on your experience what would your advice be for how the president should behave in that room? we understand one-on-one for up to two hours with just translators. >> i think the president should follow his own advice which he

we're talking about justin trudeau. peter de vary oh d aidlogize by saying there was a special pla e ell for trudeau for crossing president trump but the president isn't apologize for calling true today weak. he's still ticked off about the press conferen after he he left the that canada wouldn't be pushed around i think the president believes trudeau dough mea that literally. when i got out hito the plane i tnk that justin probably dn't know that air force one has about 20 televisions and i see t ahe televind he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed aroundy the united states. i say push him around in we just shoands. it was very friendly and no, i have a really good relationship with justin trudeau other than he had a news conference that he had because he assumed i was in an airplan and he he assumed i wasn't watchg. q. i'm really curious about what people think is the difference between giving a news conference and just sendiut a lot of bitch i tweets. it's almost balanced on each side, but at th

justin trudeau tried to give me a heartburn. chris: i have to think about another diagnosis. >> good luck in singapore. chris: thank you, president trump's surprising call to bring russia into the economic group of world leaders, we will discuss that and me with group sund dc as fox news sunday reports ahead of u.s.-north korea summit live in singapore. >> when i'm telling them they are smiling at me, you know, it's like the gig is up, the gig is up. they are not trying -- there's nothing they can say. they can't believe they got away with it. chris: president trump at the g7 summit in canada describing the reaction of u.s. allies to tough new trade policy and time now for sunday group back in washington former republican congressman jason chaffetz. adrienne elrod, jonah goldberg of national review. jonah, let me start with you, optics in canada and explosive words from peter navarro that clearly was unlike a direct message from president trump on air force one? >> yes, so i'm not an expert on all things but i'm pretty sure your

tonight trudeau is reacting. here's martha raddatz, also in singapore. >> reporter: just hours after heaping praise on north korea's dictator, president trump escalated his war of words with canada's prime minister justin trudeau, declaring canadians would pay a price. >> he had a news conference that he had because he assumed i was in an airplane and i wasn't watching. he learned. that's going to cost a lot of money for the people of canada. >> reporter: the president infuriated by trudeau's comments after the g-7 summit. trudeau vowing to retaliate with tariffs on american goods after trump refused to budge from his plans to hit american allies, including canada, with stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> i see the television, and he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed around by the united states. i say, push him around? we just shook hands. >> reporter: in a tweet, the president called trudeau "very di

so what was it trudeau said? and tonight the images of those world leaders, their body language now seen around the world. >>> back in the u.s. tonight, the wildfire doubling in size, more than 2,000 homes in danger. they are going door to door tonight. the severe storms from iowa all the way to the east coast. winds ripping off rooftops, flash flood watches tonight from d.c. to philly. the deadly house explosion, blown to pieces. several homes in that neighborhood badly damaged. >>> and the heartbreak over the loss of anthony bourdain. tonight, what we've now learned about his final days. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "world news tonight" with david muir reporting tonight from singapore. >>> good evening tonight from singapore where we begin the week with all of you at home a night early on this sunday night because both president trump and kim jong-un have landed here in singapore. this has not happened before with a sitting u.s. president and of course the stakes are enormous. kim jong-un arriving

that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. that comes right from air force one. >> a special place in hell. that line is from madeleine albright. had president trump not been late to the gender meeting at thg-7, he may have known that. your reaction? >> he wanted to pick a fight. that's what this is about. >> with our friendly neighbor? >> well, i can't help but to compare it to, you know, i have a little corgi and he is a little rascal and he can be bad sometimes and i have a friend with a sweet golden retriever. this is like my bad corgi just trying to pick on a golden retriever which actually could fight back if they want to fight back and there's no point in doing this. i just look at what happened with world war ii and dwight eisenhower and how he labored under such difficulty to bring together all of these nations to fight and to actually win world war ii. at a time when america wasn't that into these kinds of alliances. and then look at what the past 50, 60, 70 years has brought us. a relative time of peace and prosperi

he >> trudeau did? >> yes, he did. we were very close to making a deal with canada on nafta, bilaterally, perhaps, and then we leave, and trudeau pulls this sophomoric political stunt for domestic consumption. you just don't behave that way, okay. it's a betrayal. essentially double crossing. not just double crossing president trump, but the other members of the g7 who were working together and pulling together this communique. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. that's what bad faith justin trudeau did with that bad stunt press conference. and that comes right from air force one. >> after those comments, senator jeff flake tweeting, quote, fellow republicans, this is not who we are. this cannot be our party. >>> once again, flake pretty lonely so far in his condemnation of the president. kin vogel, how much self-awareness is there? >> the tweets from trump minutes af

that's right justin trudeau had expected this to be a celebration. it was mostly a showcase for canada and for him hosting an event that was really of originally thought of as showcasing of the expanding global economy and he wanted to press forward on issues like gender equality and climate change but in the end donald trump ended up instituting u.s. chair of so on steel and aluminum or how you minium if you like just before this summit began and that made the focus about trade because all the other six members had to face those tariffs and they were united in opposing trump on this they tried to move him they failed to do so. then trudeau has to think about his domestic audience they want to be firm with the u.s. president he still has to maintain a relationship with a man who is among the most powerful in the world so trudeau has really treaded the line in his language and the strongest words he came up with with our insulting this is what trudeau had to say today. particularly did not take lightly the fact that it's based on a national security r

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like, trudeau's position hasn't changed. but then you have -- then i wonder -- then also is this all about singapore and just, i don't know, positioning? because listen to what -- >> let me play what larry kudlow said just yesterday. >> he is not going t permit any show of weakness on the trip to negotiate with north korea, north should he. >> this was about north korea? >> of course it was in large part. >> because trudeau said that as trump was going to singapore -- >> one thing leads to another. >> i see, okay. >> they're all related. kim must not see american weakness. >> of course it was in large part. seems like we all should know this. is this what it is all about? >> it doesn't make any sense. this is larry kudlow trying to add some after the fact explanation to another one of donald trump's senseless tirades. the notion that donald trump and his aides beating up on america's closest ally is going to help his negotiating position in singapore, that makes zero sense because the way we're going to get a better deal out

he obviously doesn't have great respect for justin trudeau, and he won't let it go until trudeau does something in his direction to kind of ease it. but he's going to stay on for a while. >> when you use such highly personal language, what can trudeau do now except stand up to the president after you've been called meek, weak and dishonest. you eventually have to face an election with your own people. you can't just kowtow to trump now, can you? >> you shouldn't, because that's something the president doesn't either think about or doesn't really care about. just like he is trying to play to his base, every one of those leaders have their own constituencies that they have to appeal to, and this is a no-brainer. even the mild-mannered canadians understand that you got to stand up to what they consider a bully. i mean, the president has used bullying tactics against their prime minister. so he has to, there is no question, kind of make that clear. also, i just -- it bears sort of noting that the juxtaposition between what he said about canada, about how horrible justin trudeau is, the ne

let's go to the tape and take a listen to what justin trudeau actually said. he's talking about applying retaliatory tariffs when drew the ire of president trump. let's play that tape. >> i have made it very clear to the president that it is not something that we relish doing, but it is something that we absolutely will do. because canadians were polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. >> that is it. that is the whole thing. do you think that -- that warranted calling him weak, dishonest for whom there is a special place in hell? >> i don't. i thought the reaction was too extreme but i think trudeau was unfortunate that he decided to make that sort of bid to his own public opinion. he could have rolled out the g-7 statement and emphasized the importance of it and emphasized there had been cnsus and stop. it is unfortunate. these sorts of things happen. i think he probably went too far. i think the trump administration and those who comments went way too far. it is unfortunate. but it is not irreparable. >> michael mcfaul, the former amb

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in a tweet he accused justin trudeau of making false statements. dianne feinstein said she believes the situation could have been handled better. >> understand the president was upset. the president could have said that, but to walk away from our allies in this way, i think, is a mistake. >> the president also blamed previous u.s. administrations for some of the trade deals that he believes are hurting america's economic fortunes. >>> breaking news out of emoriville where a police pursuit ended in a fiery crash. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is there live with the latest. >> reporter: eric, at least one person has died in this crash. this entire intersection of west macarthur boulevard and peralta street is blocked off as officers piece together what happened. it was 3:30 p.m. when the driver of the vehicle crashed in emoriville while evading a san francisco police officer, what he was wanted for and why he was being pursue side something we're trying to find out from sfpd. witnesses told us they heard a screech and a loud bang and almost immediat

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host justin trudeau. host justin trudeau. peter navarro blames canada for worsening trade relations. >> there is a place in hell for any foreign leader who tries to staff trump in the back out the door. did is what justin trudeau with that press conference. roz, what does the president hope to gain i going after some of america's closest -- by going after america's closest allies? roz: it is hard to know what he hopes to gain. --y just want to protect project the strongest possible face while going into the summit. these big events are going on simultaneously and there is a sense that trump wants to look as strong as possible. i think at the same time, there is a continuum with other policy endeavors by the trump administration to blow up the and tog world order, show that he is not taking no as an answer from anybody. i think president trump and his reliess see that canada so much on the u.s. for trade, imports and exports. that gives president trump a lot of leverage over trudeau and if he can get canad

stay close. >> we leave and trudeau pulls this stuff. more political stunt for domestic consumption. he really kind of stabbed us in the back. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. ♪ >> harris: the feud that broke out after the g-7 summit appears to be escalating now president trump is hitting back at canadian prime minister justin trudeau after news conference at the end of the summit going after the president's tariffs president tru said it's called to be fool trade if it is not reciprocal. according to canada they make $1 billion in trade with 17 billion. tax dare from from u.s. 270%. then justin acts hurt when called out. the president's advisors also went after the timing of justin trudeau's criticism. watch it. >> the president is going to negotiate with kim, north korea in singapore. it is historic nego

what do you think about justin trudeau's comments? it isn't surprising if you think about donald trump as a loose cannon. it's not unbelievable he tweeted those things and pulled back in the g7 communique. it is interesting that justin trudeau, right after agreeing to sign this pact with donald trump, then goes into a press conference at the g7,, where he was the host and starts badmouthing the u.s. again and promising retaliatory tariffs. i mean, what is his game? guest: it seems like a game of cat and mouse and since donald trump burst on the scene, is not only trump, other world leaders have been playing this the article game of diplomacy around him -- theatrical game of diplomacy around him. emmanuel macron saw him and there was a lot of handholding, treeplanti and all this seems to be the case around donald trump because he's such an untraditional leader. other global leaders are trying to figure out how they can get one up on him. because of the expectations for the summit were indeed low, it was more about posturing than actual

pm trudeau: as politicians we develop a thick skin. i stay focused on what we need to do to advance the common causes we have. i am not going to react too personal,s. comments. i will stay focused on the work we do together. >> c-span washington journal every day with news a policy issues that affect you. we are in juneau, alaska for the next stop on the 50 capital store. walker is our guest during washington journal starting at 7:45 eastern. congressman gonzales talks border security and u.s. immigration policy. steve king talks about child separations. watch c-span's washington journal 7:00 eastern this morning. >> republican congressman steve russell of oklahoma spoke on the house floor about the history of immigration in the u.s. in the current debate on the issue. the house takes up 2 immigration and borderity secur bills today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. professor at hillsdale college made an interesting observation in his study immigration and the american family. "america's immigration problem is not with immigrants, but with a

he skaobg is square aim at justin trudeau. when the president left the g-7 summit, he thought he was being mag nam muss, helpful. then he heard justin trudeau say they will retaliate july 1st if the american tariffs also go in. apparently that just set him off. and what peter navarro and larry kudlow, two of the president's advisers said, he said what the president said came from air force one. the sentiment was from air force one. that makes the following comments even morin credible. take a listen. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. he actually, you know what, did a great disservice to the whole g-7. >> there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> reporter: both of our countries, john, that's what we refer to as trash talk. having said that, the president seems like he is hell bent on making it clear he was not happy. justin trudeau refuses to respond to this. the shame he

the us leader accuses trudeau of lying and friends to impose tariffs on canadian automobiles also coming up the. teleprompter arrives in singapore the us president steps off air force one for what he calls his mission of peace to be there for to distort so much with north korean leader kim jong il and her russian singapore earlier. by my ash waiter thanks for joining us. a deepening rift among allies after this weekend's g. seven summit in canada two days of tense talks after all two days of tense talks all seven leaders endorsed a final communique seemingly finding an agreement on the need for quote rules based international trade but then with a tweet president trump withdrew his endorsement in a separate post trump also condemned the summit's host canadian prime minister justin trudeau writing pm justin trudeau of canada acted so meek and mild during our g seven meeting only to give at a news conference after i left saying that u.s. tariffs were kind of insulting and he will not be pushed around very dishonest and weak it was an acrimonious and to the g. seven meeting in canada the us

that's what bad faith justin troe trudeau did. that comes right from air force one. >> you probably wonder who you we got here. let's stoort from the begin, yesterday. pru president trump denied his relationship is anything less than perfect. >> the relationship that i've had with the people, the leaders of these countries has been, i would really rate it on a scale of zero to ten. i would rate it a ten. >> minutes later he hopped on his plane and then canadian prime minister justin trudeau came out and said this about retaliatory tariffs. >> i have made it very clear to the president that it is not something we relish doing but it's something we will do. canadians are polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around. >> the president who just earlier said this. >> on a scale of zero to ten, i would rate it a ten. >> began furiously te lly tweetm air force one. he acted so meek and mild only to give a news conference saying after i left that u.s. tariffs were insulting and he will not be pushed around. very dishonest

that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. that comes right from "air force one." >> you're probably wondering how we got here. let's start from the beginning. yesterday. what you're about to see is president trump before he left g7 summit, denying reports his relationship with u.s. allies is anything less than perfect. >> the relationship that i've had with the people -- the leaders of these countries, i would rate it on 0 to 10, i would rate it a 10. minutes later trump hopped on his plane and headed to singapore and prime minister trudeau came out and said this about retaliatory tariffs. >> i have made it very clear to the president it is not something we relish doing but something we will do, because canadians we're polite, reasonable but will not be pushed around. >> and the president who earlier said this. >> on a scale of 0 to 10, i would rate it 10. >> began furiously tweeting from "air force one." prime minister trudeau acted meek and mild during the meetings only to give a news conference saying u.s. tariffs were kin