There’s something wrong at their end. Their Live site isn’t showing/feeding on any of my browsers.
Looks like it is a good show, too.
“The media in the age of Trump.”
Looks like she scours them good.
OK, on Chrome I get a feed!
It’s working now.
Fortunately, we can see it later but nothing like live.
The norks are increasing their supply of nuclear fuel supposedly trying to get more concessions from the Trump adm.
Our Sec.of State,Pompeo, just came back from there.He delivered a letter from Trump and now the Norks are accusing us of gangster type of actions against them in the negotiations. That let's us know Trump is on to their crap and won't stand for it for even a minute.
Of course F. Chuck leads with Trump as 'a gangster accd. to the norks,' always half the story from nbc only the half that hurts Trump. Really not worth watching..again...
I'm going to FNC as I usually do these days,no Maria or whatever.
this from the link:
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President Donald Trump might want to check in with North Korea on that denuclearization thing: US intelligence agencies believe North Korea has been upping production of fuel for nuclear weapons, according to a new report by NBC News.
Even as Pyongyang engaged in diplomatic talks with the US in the lead-up to President Trump’s summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore earlier this month, North Korea was increasing production of enriched uranium for nuclear weapons, NBC’s Courtney Cube, Ken Dilanian and Carol Lee reported Friday night.
North Korea has stopped missile and nuclear tests, but there is no evidence they’re decreasing stockpiles or have stopped production, one official told NBC News, and multiple officials said they believe that North Korea is trying to deceive the US, essentially extracting concessions from America without giving anything up. This isn’t the first time Pyongyang has promised to freeze or end its nuclear program, and in the past, those pledges have all gone unrealized.
NBC spoke with more than a dozen American officials for the report. Separately, 38 North, a site that tracks North Korea, captured satellite images last week showing that North Korea is improving infrastructure at one of its nuclear research facilities, the Yongbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Center. 38 North clarifies that work doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with the country’s denuclearization plan — the world should expect Pyongyang’s nuclear program to “proceed with business as usual” until official orders come down from Kim.