Between Bells: March 9, 2018

President Trump says he'll meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for nuclear talks. Is it a win for diplomacy? Or an attempt to distract everyone from the Stormy Daniels story? We'll discuss that with Esquire. And new scientific research gives hope to people struggling with infertility, but it also could do away with the biological need to have sex for reproduction. Scientific American joins us to explain. And it's National Meatball Day. We try the $100 meatball from Davio's Manhattan restaurant.

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