News. Views. Hughes - April 24, 2019 (17:00 ET)

Game-changer: Kim visits Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is visiting Russia to discuss denuclearization of the Korean peninsula with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Scottie Nell Hughes reflects on the US-Korea summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, where she broke the news of the abrupt ending to the long-anticipated meeting. Then RT’s Ilya Petrenko reports from Russia’s far east on Kim’s ongoing visit to Vladivostok, Russia. Will Putin pull off a diplomatic triumph where Trump failed?

Is Trump digging a hole over subpoenas?

The Mueller Report stopped short of saying that President Trump committed any crime, but Congressional Democrats continue to investigate him for alleged obstruction of justice. Carrie Sheffield, national editor of Accuracy in Media, and former state Representative Dee Dawkins Haigler (D-Georgia) join News.Views.Hughes to discuss President Trump’s vow to fight subpoenas related to the Mueller Report and allegations of obstruction of justice.

Parking attendants chalking tires declared unconstitutional

A federal court in Michigan has ruled that chalking the tires of illegally parked cars violates the drivers’ 4th Amendment rights. Judges ruled that chalking is a form of trespass that should require a warrant. Scottie Nell Hughes reacts.