Ryan Burrow is here to explain why on earth IHOP went from being the International House of Pancakes to the International House of Burgers.

The historical sit down between President Trump and Kim Jong Un is set for tonight as the two will begin the festivities with a sitdown of their own. ABC's Karen Travers is in Singapore with all of the details.

Congressman Dave Brat on House Republicans holding what Speaker Paul Ryan described as a "productive" meeting about efforts by a small group of GOP members to force a massive illegal alien amnesty to the floor for a vote. By "productive," Ryan meant nothing was decided, but no punches were thrown.

The rogue group of Republican House members seem to be on track to collect the 218 signatures needed to get a bill to the floor. The bill the rogue Republicans and their unified Democratic caucus allies seem to have settled on, the Uniting and Securing America (USA) Act, H.R. 4796, would grant amnesty to more than three million illegal aliens who entered the United States as minors - more than four times the number of illegal aliens who enjoy DACA protections.

In a laughable effort to balance the scales, the USA Act offers the American public the assurance that the problem of mass illegal immigration will receive further study.

Not everyone shared the speaker's view that productive is the best adjective to describe Thursday's meeting. Speaking on behalf of the vast majority of Republican members who oppose the Discharge power play, Virginian Rep. Dave Brat noted, "[W]e made promises to the American people who we represent. And so we represent the Republican platform... We didn't agree to work on the Democrat platform, right? And so we had elections that validated this across the country. I ran on it. The president ran on it. We all run on it." The Republicans behind the Discharge effort "know they've structured this queen-of-the-hill bill that will end up in an amnesty for 10 million and won't do anything on the borders and won't do anything to solve the underlying problem...[I]f you pass any of the Democrat bills, you'll end up with another amnesty in three to five years."

Meanwhile, what is being lost is an opportunity to bring a strong bill to the floor of the House, the Securing America's Future Act, H.R. 4760, that extends relief for current DACA beneficiaries in exchange for real border security, interior and workplace enforcement, an end to dangerous sanctuary policies, and other provisions that have broad public support.

ABC's Aaron Katersky reports on the special counsel Robert Mueller has brought additional charges against President Donald Trump's campaign chairman and a longtime associate, accusing them of obstructing justice.  The new charges were unsealed today against Paul Manafort and Konstantin Kilimnik. They come after prosecutors accused Manafort of attempting to tamper with witnesses as he awaits trial of felony charges related to foreign lobbying work.  Prosecutors have accused Kilimnik of having ties to Russian intelligence, a charge he denies.

Dave Brat joins us to share how overnight he slashed government programs that are not working and cut spending!

CNN Law Enforcement Analyst James Gagliano joins Jeff to tell us what might be next for James Comey, McCabe asking for immunity, and the new DOJ report.