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the top generals in north korea of the top generals in north korea of the top aides of kim jong—un. they we re the top aides of kim jong—un. they were discussing denuclearisation of the korean peninsula, which president trump and kim jong il and met last month and discussed that. after mike pompeo left, there was strong criticism of the us, saying america was making too many demands and that america had displayed a reg retta ble and that america had displayed a regrettable attitude. what the north koreans said is that the trust between the two countries was facing a dangerous situation. mike pompeo, after leaving north korea, went to japan and tokyo, and in the last half—hour, there was a press conference which he held with the korean foreign minister and also the japanese foreign minister. they are all in agreement about what denuclearisation means. they have some agreement there and might pompeo said that denuclearisation is going to happen and that he was there and that he feels that the north korean by what it expected of them. the of disputing what the north koreans were sa
the top generals in north korea of the top generals in north korea of the top aides of kim jong—un. they we re the top aides of kim jong—un. they were discussing denuclearisation of the korean peninsula, which president trump and kim jong il and met last month and discussed that. after mike pompeo left, there was strong criticism of the us, saying america was making too many demands and that america had displayed a reg retta ble and that america had displayed a regrettable attitude. what...
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, north korea. in concrete terms, do you think there is a baseline understanding they can agree upon what denuclearization would mean, and what could that be? tony: i do not think the parties are anywhere near reaching a consensus on the meaning of denuclearization. they probably will not be able to achieve that for some time to come. the only way to think about this that make sense, with every passing month there will be something dramatic done on denuclearize and north korea and the korean peninsula. onee build on the steps, more dramatic each time than the other, than the previous step, we can move closer and closer to a day when the peninsula will be free of nuclear weapons. to expect north korea today to give you a timeline, it is unrealistic. i have to say i have heard from the nexth koreans that presidential election may be a good time to make some serious , building on confidence building measures, steps on denuclearization and then something genetic on the eve of the next presidential elect
, north korea. in concrete terms, do you think there is a baseline understanding they can agree upon what denuclearization would mean, and what could that be? tony: i do not think the parties are anywhere near reaching a consensus on the meaning of denuclearization. they probably will not be able to achieve that for some time to come. the only way to think about this that make sense, with every passing month there will be something dramatic done on denuclearize and north korea and the korean...
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and north korea have been warming earlier this week north korea return the remains of american soldiers sixty five years after the end of the korean war the gesture of peace came weeks after an historic summit the two countries agreed to work toward the quote total denuclearization of the korean peninsula a day later u.s. president donald trump declared that north korea was no longer a threat but now the washington post has published reports citing u.s. intelligence that could undermine the apparent diplomatic progress on the peninsula . according to the report this missile research facility and sunroom don north korea is being built up rather than torn down. neighbors south korea is on alert so husain korean government is closely watching north korean movements and closely working with the united states however i hope you understand that we are not able to speak about intelligence reports. this on the heels of reports that north korea is continuing to enrich uranium in secret and critics say the trumpet ministration is being played by north korea last week u.s. secretary of state mike
and north korea have been warming earlier this week north korea return the remains of american soldiers sixty five years after the end of the korean war the gesture of peace came weeks after an historic summit the two countries agreed to work toward the quote total denuclearization of the korean peninsula a day later u.s. president donald trump declared that north korea was no longer a threat but now the washington post has published reports citing u.s. intelligence that could undermine the...
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korea year we had a right to know the detail and response from north korea secretly and means dot com how we as a us and south korea work with japan on this adoption issue so there cornell days uni going a big joke your home i don't know any home got that and you get the. japanese government in there bringing in the abduction issue please. reacting. thank you called it quits. secondly maybe if i may. first. no internally am it's u.n. resolution sanctions is about. weapons of mass destructions and ballistic missiles has to be complete verifiable and irreversible. de. dismantling and this is provided for in the relevant un resolution for us we will continue to enforce the complete. alignment with the. resolution and this is aligned also with the international community and its intent . instead of cv id sometimes i may paraphrase to say the. dismantling of nuclear weapons but what we mean is c v i and as mina paraphrasing we do use denuclearization but what it means is that we are requiring the north korean regime to. implement in its entirety cv id so i would say that there is no substa
korea year we had a right to know the detail and response from north korea secretly and means dot com how we as a us and south korea work with japan on this adoption issue so there cornell days uni going a big joke your home i don't know any home got that and you get the. japanese government in there bringing in the abduction issue please. reacting. thank you called it quits. secondly maybe if i may. first. no internally am it's u.n. resolution sanctions is about. weapons of mass destructions...
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by further stating north korea and south korea seek to fully the denuclearization of the north korean peninsula, it opened in door to a three-party and later unilateral negotiations. there were two occasions when the north end korean foreign ministry's met. once in bali and once in beijing to discuss nuclear issues. ofy were not speaking only talks in the six party talks, but north korea is always quick to point out these contacts along with the north korean ministry visited to purchase fuel. north korean foreign ministry's officials seem open to further contact if others, namely the united states, are involved. trends andome of the policies evident and passed northbetween the u.s. and korea and between the two koreas that suggest the three-we approach may be the most useful for moving ahead in denuclearization. but what will clinch this is the understanding that the united states, north korea, and south korea are bound up in the larger historical process and which there roles are radically shifting. that meetings have shown north korea today is open to an interim solution. an interim
by further stating north korea and south korea seek to fully the denuclearization of the north korean peninsula, it opened in door to a three-party and later unilateral negotiations. there were two occasions when the north end korean foreign ministry's met. once in bali and once in beijing to discuss nuclear issues. ofy were not speaking only talks in the six party talks, but north korea is always quick to point out these contacts along with the north korean ministry visited to purchase fuel....
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and north korea. the two koreas themselves that's the just a three-way approach a be the most useful in moving ahead. process ofleanse the denuclearization is an understanding that the united states, north korea and south korea are bound up in the larger historical process in which their respective roles are radically shifting. already that the two meetings have shown the north korea today is open to an interim solution, interim state of affairs in the peninsula, whereby reunification remains koreans,al goal of all have deferred to future generations to resolve. during this period, u.s. troops can and should remain in korea, -- so that -- and other officials over the years. officials have been known to propose different versions of this idea that have caught americans by surprise. for example u.s. troops should be moved into the dmz. so that they can naturally protect the south against the north. protect the north against the south. they should be transformed into a peacekeeping force. they can play m
and north korea. the two koreas themselves that's the just a three-way approach a be the most useful in moving ahead. process ofleanse the denuclearization is an understanding that the united states, north korea and south korea are bound up in the larger historical process in which their respective roles are radically shifting. already that the two meetings have shown the north korea today is open to an interim solution, interim state of affairs in the peninsula, whereby reunification remains...
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north korea feels now it's time for the u.s. to act, and what they want, poppy, above any economic concessions from the united states, is a peace treaty. they want a formal end to the korean war that has technically been ongoing since 1953, because until they get a peace treaty, the north koreans feel that their leader, kim jong-un, and his government could still be in danger of attack by the united states. >> north korea also wants the united states, obviously, to begin lifting sanctions. to be clear, though, the action we have seen in the past few weeks has been cancelled followup meetings, as we have reported on this show. and as barbara noted, this missile engine testing facility, that the president keeps saying will be destroyed, will be destroyed, will be destroyed, at least, you know, one of them remains intact. how has the north korea actually followed through, where the president can point to it and say, see, this is a give. >> reporter: well, a lot of the things that north korea has done so far happened before the sing
north korea feels now it's time for the u.s. to act, and what they want, poppy, above any economic concessions from the united states, is a peace treaty. they want a formal end to the korean war that has technically been ongoing since 1953, because until they get a peace treaty, the north koreans feel that their leader, kim jong-un, and his government could still be in danger of attack by the united states. >> north korea also wants the united states, obviously, to begin lifting...
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>> i pick north korea. >> you think north korea? >> it's the most blatantly ominous one. >> well, that is true. >> you left out one or two. he's basically saying that the european union is as bad as china. >> yes. >> when it comes to trade. >> because i usually do when i think of the countries that helped us liberate europe from adolph hitler, i usually think of chairman mou and the regime that followed. >> it's been nearly three weeks since president trump assured americans that they can sleep well at night. >> are you sleeping well at night, noah? >> generally because it has nothing to do with north korea. i'm just very tired. >> you can't have trees following. >> they're still falling. >> upon returning from the summit with north korean dictator kim jong-un in singapore, trump tweeted -- everyone can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. >> there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. noah rothman, really wick quicke watch this unfold, people want to know ex
>> i pick north korea. >> you think north korea? >> it's the most blatantly ominous one. >> well, that is true. >> you left out one or two. he's basically saying that the european union is as bad as china. >> yes. >> when it comes to trade. >> because i usually do when i think of the countries that helped us liberate europe from adolph hitler, i usually think of chairman mou and the regime that followed. >> it's been nearly three weeks since...
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troops lost in north korea. i understand our military moved coffins to the demilitarized zone to prepare for north korea's return of the remains. this is an issue that comes up when i talked to veterans in wyoming. i wouldn't be surprised if it came up when the president was at the vfw. can you give us an update on what they had to do relating to the remains of our veterans? mr. pompeo: so, they reaffirmed the commitment to return remains that they have in their possession as well as to begin to work on an agreement that had been in place previously about how we would conduct recovery operations inside of north korea. and we will in short order if the north fulfills the commitment begin to put teams back in place such that we can begin not only the return, the repatriation of the remains but the recovery of mains that have not yet been recovered. i understand that it's not directly on point with the denuclearization. i get that. but boy for the families that are missing loved ones, it's a big deal. i'm very hope
troops lost in north korea. i understand our military moved coffins to the demilitarized zone to prepare for north korea's return of the remains. this is an issue that comes up when i talked to veterans in wyoming. i wouldn't be surprised if it came up when the president was at the vfw. can you give us an update on what they had to do relating to the remains of our veterans? mr. pompeo: so, they reaffirmed the commitment to return remains that they have in their possession as well as to begin...
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this is how north korea operates. narrator: recent satellite imagery analyzed by amnesty international shows thato ince kim jong un camewer, the political prison 200,000 civilians who are outside of the criminal penal system. one of the camps, hwasong,te is 540 square kilo, three times the size of washington, d.c. narrator: it's estimated that as many as one in 100 north koreans is a pical prisoner, many of whom were caught trying to defect. stil several thousand northreans trh china each year. idlee, the former street k fled when he was 18. (translated): i was very scared, but i thought, "it's better to die than live like an insect." before i left, i prefored a little bit of . i roasted some beans. i ate little bits of that as i went on my way. i o the top of the mountains to see where the gu then at night, i crossed the river when nobody was watching. i crossed the river alone and made it into china. i usedcthe sun to get my direns and went inland. narrator: ctors like lee risk getting caught and sent back by china,
this is how north korea operates. narrator: recent satellite imagery analyzed by amnesty international shows thato ince kim jong un camewer, the political prison 200,000 civilians who are outside of the criminal penal system. one of the camps, hwasong,te is 540 square kilo, three times the size of washington, d.c. narrator: it's estimated that as many as one in 100 north koreans is a pical prisoner, many of whom were caught trying to defect. stil several thousand northreans trh china each year....
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the reality is there are many indications that north korea is not serious about this. there there are reports about them continuing to develop missile launches and even support systems for medium—range missiles. beyond that, us intelligence is saying north korea may even have some secret nuclear sites not yet disclosed to the international community. there are many signs that north korea may have come to the table in singapore but the promises made were minimal at best and not made were minimal at best and not made with sincerity. just briefly, do you think the us has given way to much before any concrete steps were taken by north korea? i think that it was concerning that the us was willing to give upjoint it was concerning that the us was willing to give up joint military exercises at the summit. that really blindsided allies and made them concerned the us was not committed to the long—term security and stability of east asia. there is concern in that regard that we gave up concern in that regard that we gave up too much too soon. it is critical that right now th
the reality is there are many indications that north korea is not serious about this. there there are reports about them continuing to develop missile launches and even support systems for medium—range missiles. beyond that, us intelligence is saying north korea may even have some secret nuclear sites not yet disclosed to the international community. there are many signs that north korea may have come to the table in singapore but the promises made were minimal at best and not made were...
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look at north korea. it is very strategic because he came to the united states and then he came to china for his move has been quite strategic and i hope trump has learned a lesson in the process but at the same time we can't fox in kim jung un and we can make him make a promise to the international community. so with immigration and trade and give us some credit and i'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. so what other remaining challenges? so the first question we have to ask if you talk about cbid complete verifiable irreversible denuclearization. [laughter] 's been a thank you. cvid. but to be realistic. and then those that have a concern in other words that the theater could pay off. they don't want to break the whole framework so i feel like kim jung un is trying to control the pace. and somewhat becoming impatient a are eager to do more with the project but because of sanctions they have restraint. so they're asking the united states to make some exceptions but so far say no. and then wit
look at north korea. it is very strategic because he came to the united states and then he came to china for his move has been quite strategic and i hope trump has learned a lesson in the process but at the same time we can't fox in kim jung un and we can make him make a promise to the international community. so with immigration and trade and give us some credit and i'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. so what other remaining challenges? so the first question we have to ask if you...
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north korea is calling mike pompeo, the secretary of state, his meetings in north korea regrettable. the secretary met with kim jong-un's top advisor, kim yong-chol. according to pompeo they made, and this is a quote, progress on almost all of the central issues but that's not how pyongyang sees it. they released this statement. we expected the u.s. to bring constructive measures to build confidence in accord answer with the spirit of the u.s./north korea summit. however, the attitude of the u.s. in the first high-level talks held on the 6th and 7th were indeed regrettable. >> they went on to say that the result of the talks were very worrisome. now, also of note here, north korean leader kim jong-un did not meet with pompeo. >> joining us now, cnn pentagon correspondent ryan browne. >> ryan, pompeo's and north korea's versions here of the exact same meetings don't seem to match up at all. what exactly does this mean? >> well, definitely. we're hearing very different tones coming from north korea and from secretary of state mike pompeo. now, speaking to reporters while still in pyong
north korea is calling mike pompeo, the secretary of state, his meetings in north korea regrettable. the secretary met with kim jong-un's top advisor, kim yong-chol. according to pompeo they made, and this is a quote, progress on almost all of the central issues but that's not how pyongyang sees it. they released this statement. we expected the u.s. to bring constructive measures to build confidence in accord answer with the spirit of the u.s./north korea summit. however, the attitude of the...
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north korea has sent back mains before, so is this a big deal? bruce: it is a big deal in that any day that america gets fall ldiers back is a good day. onrica puts great priority bringing fallen servicemen and women home for a belated homecoming with. famveies.d remains een repatriated in the past, up until 2005 when then-secretary of defense rumsfeld canceled his missions to go to the country to get the remains back because o concerns about theanafety of amerin north korea. jane: does it get us closer to the issue of denuclearization? bruce: no, it doesn't. it is a nfidence building measure. as secretary of defense mattis said today, it is unrelated to negotiations. it is a welcome development. just as the closing of the entrances to the nuclear test site and the dismantlement of an engine test site is welcome. but they are really unrelated to achieving actual denuclearization of north korea that is required to do under you and resolutions. not hearinge we much about that? bruce: because they have madeha clear that the a different definition th
north korea has sent back mains before, so is this a big deal? bruce: it is a big deal in that any day that america gets fall ldiers back is a good day. onrica puts great priority bringing fallen servicemen and women home for a belated homecoming with. famveies.d remains een repatriated in the past, up until 2005 when then-secretary of defense rumsfeld canceled his missions to go to the country to get the remains back because o concerns about theanafety of amerin north korea. jane: does it get...
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what is our policy in north korea. and to your credit i must say i largely agreed with what our goals are. i want to ask you since we haven't heard anything as it relates to north korea, did north korea agree with our definition of de-nuclearization meaning the dismantlement removal of all nuclear weapons and material from north korea? >> i think i can answer your question. let me begin by saying i am engaged in a complex negotiation with the north koreans so i don't intend to share the details of everything that took place. i will attempt to answer questions without disclosing contents of the negotiation. i am very confident that the north koreans understand our definition of de-nuclearization, a very broad one that goes from infrastructure of nuclear war heads. >> we understand it because you laid it for the record. have they agreed with you? >> i believe they thoroughly understand that. >> did they agree to end the production and enrichment of uranium and plutonium? >> i would welcome the chance to respond to your q
what is our policy in north korea. and to your credit i must say i largely agreed with what our goals are. i want to ask you since we haven't heard anything as it relates to north korea, did north korea agree with our definition of de-nuclearization meaning the dismantlement removal of all nuclear weapons and material from north korea? >> i think i can answer your question. let me begin by saying i am engaged in a complex negotiation with the north koreans so i don't intend to share the...
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but the very first progress to ending the nuclear program in north korea is for north korea to make a declaration on their program. let us know exactly what they have, where they have it, and we get independent eyes on the ground to verify that, and then a game plan to eliminate that program. none of that has been achieved. now, my source is basically south korean. it's been reported that mr. pompeo asked for that and has gotten no reply. that's from a south korean source. we did not hear that from mr. pompeo. >> so i guess that means you have not raised confidence or don't think it's highly likely that they'll be able to achieve denuclearization? or not? guest: i don't want to go that far. what i'm saying is i don't believe we've achieved very much in accomplishing that goal to date. so i understand from the president that he got a commitment from kim jong-un to denote your north- denuclearize korea. that's a positive first step. but the very first step really is to understand their programs. we know they now have a nuclear weapon so they have that. we haven't seen any evidence that
but the very first progress to ending the nuclear program in north korea is for north korea to make a declaration on their program. let us know exactly what they have, where they have it, and we get independent eyes on the ground to verify that, and then a game plan to eliminate that program. none of that has been achieved. now, my source is basically south korean. it's been reported that mr. pompeo asked for that and has gotten no reply. that's from a south korean source. we did not hear that...
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security council to discuss the latest on north korea. afterwards the two met with reporters where secretary pompeo was asked about russian president vladimir putin making a possible visit to the u.s. in the fall. from u.n. headquarters. this is 10 minutes. ny.hank you, nick the main reason i came here today was to meet with member of council.uth korean i also had the opportunity to meet with u.n. secretary general gutierrez to discuss the topic and other topics as well. the countries of the security council are united on the need for final, fully verified on the denuclearization by north korea. strict enforcement is critical. members of the u.s. security council and by extension all u.s. member states have unanimously agreed to fully enforce sanctions. we expect hem to continue to honor those commitments. when sanctions are not enforced, the prospect for the declearization for north korea is diminished. right now north korea are smuggling petroleum. these illegal ship to ship transfer are the most prominent means by which this is happeni
security council to discuss the latest on north korea. afterwards the two met with reporters where secretary pompeo was asked about russian president vladimir putin making a possible visit to the u.s. in the fall. from u.n. headquarters. this is 10 minutes. ny.hank you, nick the main reason i came here today was to meet with member of council.uth korean i also had the opportunity to meet with u.n. secretary general gutierrez to discuss the topic and other topics as well. the countries of the...
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geoff, let's start with this news out of north korea. mike pompeo on a long trip that's going to take him through asia. i'm wind up in brussels for this nato summit taking place a little later this week. what explains the contrast that we were just talking about? >> hey there, david. long time korea-watchers say this is not at all a surprise. they point to the all too familiar cycle of hope and then inevitable disappointment when it comes to dealing with north korea on this issue of its nuclear weapons program. but the secretary of state went to north korea with a mission. he was there to flesh out the details of that vaguely-worded joint declaration that the president and kim jong-un signed in june at the singapore summit. at the time, you'll remember, kim agreed to work toward the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula, offering little in the way of specifics. even so, president trump tweeted that north korea no longer posed a nuclear threat. he said that americans should feel good sleeping well at night. but as it stands, n
geoff, let's start with this news out of north korea. mike pompeo on a long trip that's going to take him through asia. i'm wind up in brussels for this nato summit taking place a little later this week. what explains the contrast that we were just talking about? >> hey there, david. long time korea-watchers say this is not at all a surprise. they point to the all too familiar cycle of hope and then inevitable disappointment when it comes to dealing with north korea on this issue of its...
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leadership on north korea has been evident this morning. the reason i came here today was to meet with members of the un security council, south korea and japan as well, to convey details on my work to trip -- on my work to north korea and the progress made there. i also met with the un's theetary-general to discuss topic and other topics as well. the countries of the security council are united on the need for final and fully their five denuclearize asian of north korea, as agreed to by chairman kim. the strict enforcement of is critical to us achieving this goal. all member states have unanimously agreed to enforce sanctions on north korea, and we expect them to honor those commitments. if they are not enforced, prospects for denuclearization diminished.ea are right now, north korea is illegally smuggling petroleum products. -- these illegal transfers from ship to ship are the prominent means by which these are happening. these transfers happened at least 89 times in the first five months of this year and they continue to occur. the unite
leadership on north korea has been evident this morning. the reason i came here today was to meet with members of the un security council, south korea and japan as well, to convey details on my work to trip -- on my work to north korea and the progress made there. i also met with the un's theetary-general to discuss topic and other topics as well. the countries of the security council are united on the need for final and fully their five denuclearize asian of north korea, as agreed to by...
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our top stories: north korea warns that denuclearisation could be off if the us continues to insist on a one—sided process. the warning comesjust hours after us secretary of state mike pompeo flew out of pyongyang, having given a very different account of the meeting. it appears rescuers in thailand are planning to bring the trapped boys out of the flooded caves earlier than thought. some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded — we ask why. from canada to algeria, the northern hemisphere is wilting under a heatwave. at the world cup, england go through to the semi—finals — along with croatia. the hosts, russia, are out. hello and welcome to bbc world news. north korea has issued strong criticism of the us, just hours after the secretary of state, mike pompeo, left pyongyang after two days of talks with the leadership there. the foreign ministry says america made too many demands, and that it had displayed a regrettable attitude. the north korean statement says the trust between the two countries is now facing a dangerous situation. and it accuses mr pompeo of insisting on un
our top stories: north korea warns that denuclearisation could be off if the us continues to insist on a one—sided process. the warning comesjust hours after us secretary of state mike pompeo flew out of pyongyang, having given a very different account of the meeting. it appears rescuers in thailand are planning to bring the trapped boys out of the flooded caves earlier than thought. some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded — we ask why. from canada to algeria, the northern hemisphere...
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the reason for north korea people suffering. so for north korea to give up nuclear weapons beyond deterrence beyond the united states, i think this is a very difficult task and complex task. to think we can get this done within a year is highly realistic. >> sue mi terry, thank you for joining us. >>> up next, from pizza to quiche to ketchup to mustard, the strategy behind canada's quirky list of retaliatory tariffs. first, it got a little awkward in the oval office when the dutch foreign minister interrupted president trump when he was claiming that eu trade conflict would end up positive. >> the eu, we're going to be meeting with them fairly soon. they want to see if they can work something out and that will be good. if we do work it out that will be positive. if we don't, it will be positive also -- >> no. >> we'll just think about those cars that pour in here. >> we have to work something out. >> but it will be positive. >> you heard that, no, it won't be positive if we don't work something out. in the end he seemed to nod i
the reason for north korea people suffering. so for north korea to give up nuclear weapons beyond deterrence beyond the united states, i think this is a very difficult task and complex task. to think we can get this done within a year is highly realistic. >> sue mi terry, thank you for joining us. >>> up next, from pizza to quiche to ketchup to mustard, the strategy behind canada's quirky list of retaliatory tariffs. first, it got a little awkward in the oval office when the...
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with a military strike against north korea. so certainly kim jung un and what about the united states and president trump? me know that he talks a lot. [laughter] and said i'll follow the problem by meeting with kim jungee un and i believe in hope that it will not be easy and that kim jung un cannot be underestimated. but to be very strategic because he came to the united states and then he came to china with the leverage so his move has been quite strategic and i hope it is a process that they will be discussing more. but at the same time you can argue that you cannot put him in a box. now we can make him make a promise to the community so with the six party talks at the level of the foreign ministry and i think that is quite significant so we can box him in with immigration and trade may give some credit to trump even though there's a lot of things of the nation so there are a lot of remaining challenges. the first question we have to ask is if the t5 is realistic and t5 is our goal. >> please verify. [laughter] completes ver
with a military strike against north korea. so certainly kim jung un and what about the united states and president trump? me know that he talks a lot. [laughter] and said i'll follow the problem by meeting with kim jungee un and i believe in hope that it will not be easy and that kim jung un cannot be underestimated. but to be very strategic because he came to the united states and then he came to china with the leverage so his move has been quite strategic and i hope it is a process that they...
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and north korea is a kim dynasty. and certainly, they have their own interests in maintaining their own dynasty. so therefore, we should make kim the n and his family benefit of becoming a normal state. probably when kim jong un came out to singapore, i'm sure he had a lot of thoughts. he was educated in europe and probably, he might have struggled about what to do. strategic has made cisions to dismantle nuclear and thinking through what all this means for them, what will be our next strategic move. a family, mple, like we might invite to his sister to the united states. she went to the olympics in the fall and went to singapore. and probably not to get kim jong un to washington. but maybe bring his sister to washington. and maybe silicon valley. any way, i think engaging in the amily is very important. major roller coaster ride with some positive and very dangerous risks going forward. in particular, there are three particular things. first, the ambiguous terms of the agreement means that there are -- there is a.m.
and north korea is a kim dynasty. and certainly, they have their own interests in maintaining their own dynasty. so therefore, we should make kim the n and his family benefit of becoming a normal state. probably when kim jong un came out to singapore, i'm sure he had a lot of thoughts. he was educated in europe and probably, he might have struggled about what to do. strategic has made cisions to dismantle nuclear and thinking through what all this means for them, what will be our next strategic...
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that tweet north korea no longer presents a nuclear threat. hiss to historians will look back at that as a low point in american diplomacy. >> he's alienated our traditional allies, fight ing with canada. it's very hard to fight with canada. by alienating the e.u. and angela merkel and friends in the u.k. he's now cozied up to dictators who are playing him like a fool. >> yeah. i mean, vladimir putin has got to be looking at this and he can declare victory already really. they don't even have to meet. the victory -- the goal for putin is to do exactly what he's managed to do with the aid of donald trump, which is break up the alliances that have kept him from being a major player in the world stage. and it's also just a little bit scary just pulling back a little bit to think about what the plan b is here for someone like john bolton. i mean, the president does not like to be embarrassed. we can only hope that this is not some kind of perverse set-up for john bolton who is extremely hawkish, to find some excuse to take this to the next level.
that tweet north korea no longer presents a nuclear threat. hiss to historians will look back at that as a low point in american diplomacy. >> he's alienated our traditional allies, fight ing with canada. it's very hard to fight with canada. by alienating the e.u. and angela merkel and friends in the u.k. he's now cozied up to dictators who are playing him like a fool. >> yeah. i mean, vladimir putin has got to be looking at this and he can declare victory already really. they don't...
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korea it's even more so i believe that north korea has the remains of around two hundred soldiers in its possession i mean it's clearly using them as bargaining chips with the u.s. right what is it going to want in return. yeah well the north koreans have a long list of things that they would want you know this isn't a big strategic concession or major political concession right this is more sort of a humanitarian one so i imagine the americans wouldn't give up so much but i imagine that the north koreans are asking for some mild sanctions will be somewhere or for some money you know the north koreans often ask for money fuel rice things like that i mean north korea's you know dreadfully poor course and economically rather backward and desperately needs extra imports particularly food and fuel and so my guess is that or perhaps just money that's just gone midnight in the us in washington we've had trump tweeting the remains of leaving soon north korea and heading to the u.s. he's calling it a great moment and he's saying thank you kim jong un how much has he got to gain from this you
korea it's even more so i believe that north korea has the remains of around two hundred soldiers in its possession i mean it's clearly using them as bargaining chips with the u.s. right what is it going to want in return. yeah well the north koreans have a long list of things that they would want you know this isn't a big strategic concession or major political concession right this is more sort of a humanitarian one so i imagine the americans wouldn't give up so much but i imagine that the...
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. -- north korea. needing with kim jong on was an interesting and very positive experience. north korea has great potential for the future. as you heard our guest talk about earlier today, if you want to give comment on that, it is (202) 748-8000 for democrats. republicans, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 you can also post on our twitter feed. john is next from columbia heights, maryland. , in 2018, etc.l america last year spent $1.6 trillion in military defense. russia spent $66 billion. china spent $29 billion. add are getting ready to another $716 billion to the military judgment -- budget. when people of the world see america beefing up its military, it has got to be some reason. host: your thoughts on the talks between the united states and north korea. caller: they get news from all over the world about what this nation is doing. they can talk all they want, that nobody trusts this nation anymore. we are supposed to be a nation of laws. host: you do not think these talks will be prod
. -- north korea. needing with kim jong on was an interesting and very positive experience. north korea has great potential for the future. as you heard our guest talk about earlier today, if you want to give comment on that, it is (202) 748-8000 for democrats. republicans, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 you can also post on our twitter feed. john is next from columbia heights, maryland. , in 2018, etc.l america last year spent $1.6 trillion in military defense. russia spent $66...
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and north korea of a no north korea's nuclear program john feffer is back with us director of foreign policy in focus at the institute of policy studies in washington via skype hopefully our connection works a little bit better this time so just to set this up again with my first question remind our viewers we have we had these talks with two completely different versions from each side about how how they went what do you think's going on here well why is that well i think the trumpet ministration basically tried to kind of push a hard line position it's sensitive to criticism here in the united states that it's basically giving away the show to north korea also wants to demonstrate that it is showing resolve if you will and at the same time trump administration has invested enormous amount of political capital into this process and wants to demonstrate that the singapore summit was a success so i think that explains why it has the best face on the results of this meeting. do you think. in terms of the u.s. in there or perhaps president trump in his desire to to get this going and say
and north korea of a no north korea's nuclear program john feffer is back with us director of foreign policy in focus at the institute of policy studies in washington via skype hopefully our connection works a little bit better this time so just to set this up again with my first question remind our viewers we have we had these talks with two completely different versions from each side about how how they went what do you think's going on here well why is that well i think the trumpet...
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dismantling the north korea nuclear programme in a year is very overly optimistic. most nuclear aspects that have put out estimates have said it would be possible to dismantle, i.e. freeze testing of the north korea nuclear programme in a year, but the likelihood of the programme being entirely shut down ina year programme being entirely shut down in a year is nearly impossible —— experts. in fact, they estimated could take nearly six or ten years, maybe 15 years, to fully dismantle the programme. it seems like an optimistic estimate on the ability to get things done and to get north korea denuclearise. the reality is we are looking at much longer —— denuclearised. the question about whether north korea is sincere about denuclearising is still one that's very much on the table. there are still several stages for this to happen, it has to be verified, it has to be checked, they have to make sure they can't start up the programme again. all this takes time and money as well. yeah. the estimates are that it would be billions and billions of dollars in order to
dismantling the north korea nuclear programme in a year is very overly optimistic. most nuclear aspects that have put out estimates have said it would be possible to dismantle, i.e. freeze testing of the north korea nuclear programme in a year, but the likelihood of the programme being entirely shut down ina year programme being entirely shut down in a year is nearly impossible —— experts. in fact, they estimated could take nearly six or ten years, maybe 15 years, to fully dismantle the...
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north korea. when you last appeared, i asked you a series of critical questions about what's our policy in north korea and to your credit, i must say i largely agreed with what our goals are. now i want to you since we haven't heard anything, not a classify briefing or anything, did north korea agree with our definition of denukization meaning the dismantlement, removing of all nuclear weapons. >> i think i can answer your question. let me begin by saying i'm engaged in a complex negotiation with the north koreans. i don't intend in this public setting to share the details of every conversation that took place. i'll attempt to answer your questions without disclosing the contents of negotiation. i'm confidence the north koreans understand our denuclearization. a broad one that goes from infrastructure of nuclear warheads. >> we understand. have they agreed with you? >> i believe they thoroughly understand that. >> they understand it but didn't agree. did they agree to end the production of ukraine
north korea. when you last appeared, i asked you a series of critical questions about what's our policy in north korea and to your credit, i must say i largely agreed with what our goals are. now i want to you since we haven't heard anything, not a classify briefing or anything, did north korea agree with our definition of denukization meaning the dismantlement, removing of all nuclear weapons. >> i think i can answer your question. let me begin by saying i'm engaged in a complex...
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and north korea don't agree about the nuclear. it makes it very clear that north korea and the u.s. still are very far apart on even the basic definition of what denuclearization is when north korea agreed in march that it would talk about the denuclearization of the korean peninsula the trump white house thought that meant they would unilaterally abandon their nuclear weapons as the u.n. resolutions require them to but any korea watcher knows that north korea has long defined it as part of global arms control and that as a member of the nuclear club they will go down to zero when the rest of the club including the united states totally abandoned their nuclear arsenal so there is still very very far apart on even basic definitions it's a case both of north korean posturing but also a signaling that they will they didn't agree to what the white house claims they agreed to the president apparently did his victory lap a little too soon because north korea clearly is not about to embrace the c.v. id concept that the u.n. resolutions require so secretary of state pompei or try to put a g
and north korea don't agree about the nuclear. it makes it very clear that north korea and the u.s. still are very far apart on even the basic definition of what denuclearization is when north korea agreed in march that it would talk about the denuclearization of the korean peninsula the trump white house thought that meant they would unilaterally abandon their nuclear weapons as the u.n. resolutions require them to but any korea watcher knows that north korea has long defined it as part of...
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however, north korea wants a peace deal. that is maybe one of the reasons why they are trying to at least show willing, because recently, we understand, they've been pushing for a peace process at the us and they're not getting anywhere on that. so there is a little bit of an impasse. this may be some way to kind of bridge that 93p- earlier, i spoke with jenny town, a specialist in korean affairs and managing editor of 38 north. the monitoring group that drew attention to those images. i asked what she made of the satellite images. well, these are the signs that we have been looking for and certainly after the singapore summit, in the press conference that president trump did, he did mention that there was a promise from the north koreans to dismantle an engine test site. this is what we have started to see happen at the sohae launch facility. i think it's even more interesting, though, that we're seeing them dismantle the structures on top of the launch pad itself, which is used for space launches or satellite launches, whi
however, north korea wants a peace deal. that is maybe one of the reasons why they are trying to at least show willing, because recently, we understand, they've been pushing for a peace process at the us and they're not getting anywhere on that. so there is a little bit of an impasse. this may be some way to kind of bridge that 93p- earlier, i spoke with jenny town, a specialist in korean affairs and managing editor of 38 north. the monitoring group that drew attention to those images. i asked...
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to north korea. it is a black market. that's why russia is trying to use a legitimate moment to talk to north korea. it has been an entire cabal propping up and it is time for them to change their ways. >> harris: it is interesting just the ship to ship in china and north korea but specifically north korea, the cyber warfare that they are waging to steal online and to boost the revenues, a lot of things that they're doing that they could clampdown on. we will be right back. america's. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. it's a high-tech revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $
to north korea. it is a black market. that's why russia is trying to use a legitimate moment to talk to north korea. it has been an entire cabal propping up and it is time for them to change their ways. >> harris: it is interesting just the ship to ship in china and north korea but specifically north korea, the cyber warfare that they are waging to steal online and to boost the revenues, a lot of things that they're doing that they could clampdown on. we will be right back. america's....
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by north korea last week u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe face criticism from within his own party. i am afraid there is this point the united states the troubled ministration is being taken for a ride or not senator. there is no doubt the u.s. intelligence community is watching north korea closely it is unclear however what progress has been made toward denuclearization since the trump kim summit. thoughtless think the story of the united states or corresponding course in phenomena standing by in washington good evening to you carson so what has been the reaction there to this report from the washington post. on the white house has not officially reacted to the reports but one of the president's surrogates kellyanne conway has tried to play down the importance of the news saying that things don't change overnight she was echoing earlier statements by secretary of state compay o. the american foreign minister who had sat that the nuclear rising north korea and getting rid of the threat from its long range mis
by north korea last week u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe face criticism from within his own party. i am afraid there is this point the united states the troubled ministration is being taken for a ride or not senator. there is no doubt the u.s. intelligence community is watching north korea closely it is unclear however what progress has been made toward denuclearization since the trump kim summit. thoughtless think the story of the united states or corresponding course in phenomena...
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the economy, democrats, iran, north korea. all apparently on the president's radar as well, or at the least we're seeing them on his twitter feed. zero mention of looming federal court deadline to reunite migrant families in government custody or new intelligence which suggests north korea is building up its nuclear facilities. the president said democrats are weak on the border and he says north korea talks with, quote, going well. abby phillip is at the white house. let's start with the scramble to fill that seat on the supreme court with the retirement of justice anthony kennedy. >> reporter: good morning. six more days for the president to deliberate over this choice of his next supreme court justice. he hit the ground running. just yesterday, interviewing four candidates, some included among the top candidates, according to sources. the president is planning on continuing with interviews this week. one of the considerations we have been told, he is looking seriously at is the potential he could appoint a conservative woma
the economy, democrats, iran, north korea. all apparently on the president's radar as well, or at the least we're seeing them on his twitter feed. zero mention of looming federal court deadline to reunite migrant families in government custody or new intelligence which suggests north korea is building up its nuclear facilities. the president said democrats are weak on the border and he says north korea talks with, quote, going well. abby phillip is at the white house. let's start with the...
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north korea when u.s. intelligence agencies saying they're making more fuel? >> as i said yesterday, i'm not going to confirm or deny intelligence reports. we had good meetings with ambassador kim. as you know, secretary of state is headed to north korea. we're continuing to make progress in those conversations. >> he moving the goal posts though? >>. the goal is the same it's always been, denuclearization. that's what we're going to continue to push for and working with them on. >> shepard: that's the goal. but that is not what is happening. the expansion seems to be the reality. at last month's summit, the north korean dictator promised to work towards denuclearization. it's virtually this exact same promise that north korea made and broken for decades. let's bring in tara maller, spokesperson and senior policy adviser for the counter extremism project. hi, tara. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> shepard: goals are great. reality is awful. how are we any better now than before all of this mess happened? >>
north korea when u.s. intelligence agencies saying they're making more fuel? >> as i said yesterday, i'm not going to confirm or deny intelligence reports. we had good meetings with ambassador kim. as you know, secretary of state is headed to north korea. we're continuing to make progress in those conversations. >> he moving the goal posts though? >>. the goal is the same it's always been, denuclearization. that's what we're going to continue to push for and working with them...
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right now, north korea is illegally smuggling petroleum products. ship to ship transfers are the most prominent means by which this is happening. these transfers happen it -- happened at least 89 times in the first five months of this year and they continue to occur. the united states reminds every member state of its responsibility to stop illegal transfers and we urge them to step up there were -- reinforcement efforts as well. we must also crackdown on other forms of sanctions aviation. -- evasion. north korean cyber pets and arer criminal activities also generating significant revenue for the regime and they must be stopped. president trump remains upbeat thet the prospects of denuclearization of north korea and so do i. as progress is happening. it is the trump administration's dprk couldne day the be here in our midst as a friend. imagine un security council meeting in which the missile programs were not the agenda time and time again. focus our able to energy on so many urgent problems that face our world. i believe this reality is possible a
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now, north korea and the u.s. have started to have talks. and as those things are happening, we, in the search purity council and the international community have to support those talks. and the best way we can support those talks is to not listen the sanctions. and what we have been seeing is certain countries wanting to do waivers, certain countries saying less left sanctions peers are countries wanting to do more and what i appreciate secretary pompeo coming up and will we continue to reiterate is, we cannot do one thing until we see north korea respond to their promise to denuclearize.we have to see some sort of action. until the action happens, the security council will hold tight. the international community, we ask you to hold tight. as we go forward. the problem we are encountering is that some of our friends have decided that they want to go around the rules. he saw that there was violations of the oil band. we have as secretary pompeo said, we have seen 89 times, were that has happened. we have photographs of proof of ship to ship
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they have more cards than north korea. they have a different kind of country, a different kind of government than north korea. what pompeo laid out, if iran changes its government, changes all its activities and then yields to all of our demands, then we can talk. well, that's a recipe for policy stagnation and diplomatic i understand -- intrance yesigenc. we're looking at a standoff that will last a long time. >> the preconditions secretary pompeo laid out are tough for any iranian regime. president rouhani, is he going to accept a commitment to make fundamental changes in how the iranian regime treats their own people, reduce their maligned behavior, and they have to agree to enter into a nuclear agreement that actually prevents proliferation. and remember, the state department still regards the iranian regime as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> well, that's right. and that's where you see this conflict between trump and pompeo. again, pompeo just gave a very strongly worded speech at the ronald reagan
they have more cards than north korea. they have a different kind of country, a different kind of government than north korea. what pompeo laid out, if iran changes its government, changes all its activities and then yields to all of our demands, then we can talk. well, that's a recipe for policy stagnation and diplomatic i understand -- intrance yesigenc. we're looking at a standoff that will last a long time. >> the preconditions secretary pompeo laid out are tough for any iranian...
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north korea got the legitimacy that they wanted with respect to north korea summit in singapore and it just so happens that, you know, they have all of the cards right now. >> with that said, you said that the president is being played, but, julian, what choice does president trump have now in terms of moving forward with this? what does he do? >> west you need nmore negotiations. the first meeting was the first meeting and why you need multiple summits and the summits have to culminate in some concrete agreement with mechanism specifications, otherwise, the meetings don't add up to anything. i think what this is a reminder of. not a surprise but contradicts president trump's claim it was all solved after one encounter. >> let's move on to the big issue at hand. abolishing i.c. aeche. all of the democrats are on board and we say abol accomplbog but they are replacing and remodifying with that. harris says we need to start from scratch and mayor bill de blasio of new york saying you have to abolish this. is this the prime issue for democrats and how do they rally around this? >> it's th
north korea got the legitimacy that they wanted with respect to north korea summit in singapore and it just so happens that, you know, they have all of the cards right now. >> with that said, you said that the president is being played, but, julian, what choice does president trump have now in terms of moving forward with this? what does he do? >> west you need nmore negotiations. the first meeting was the first meeting and why you need multiple summits and the summits have to...
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because you cannot trust will come out of north korea. right? so for president trump to stand in front of the united states and the north korean flag and declare victory was too early. >> but you have faith in his team? like at mike pompeo and mattis. do you have faith in the team? >> i do have faith in his national security team. mattis and mike pompeo, they share the same goals that the majority of americans share. we don't want the north korean threat. >> by the way, that's the right attitude from democrats. so many democrats -- i'm going to quote "the new york times," nicholas kristov. he said democrats are more interested in undermining trump than supporting the peace process. >> but a lot of democrats have come forward with the right view of expressing caution. right? trump did jump into this. and this is -- there's a reason why past presidents haven't gotten anything done. >> we're going to solve world peace today. >> it's over. >> so president trump is scheduled to meet with russian president vladimir putin july 16 in finland. jon huntsm
because you cannot trust will come out of north korea. right? so for president trump to stand in front of the united states and the north korean flag and declare victory was too early. >> but you have faith in his team? like at mike pompeo and mattis. do you have faith in the team? >> i do have faith in his national security team. mattis and mike pompeo, they share the same goals that the majority of americans share. we don't want the north korean threat. >> by the way, that's...
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trump'spite president assertions that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. joining us from washington is a senior research fellow at northeast asia, bruce klinger. we have the latest reports that earlier this year, we were talking about north korea dismantling their rocket testing. what is the latest development telling you about north korea's ultimate intention when it comes to the nuclear weapons program? bruce: the report shows the continuing production shows there continuing production, but there were also weeks of images and satellite analysis that they were expanding and upgrading production facilities for missiles, missile launchers, and material for nuclear weapons. the activity itself is not really per se violation of the singapore agreement because no real deal was reached, but it would seem to be a counter violation to the spirit of the singapore summit. does not seem to be consistent with the government about to abandon programs, and most importantly, it is a continuing violation of numerous u.n. resolutions, which require them to not only not te
trump'spite president assertions that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. joining us from washington is a senior research fellow at northeast asia, bruce klinger. we have the latest reports that earlier this year, we were talking about north korea dismantling their rocket testing. what is the latest development telling you about north korea's ultimate intention when it comes to the nuclear weapons program? bruce: the report shows the continuing production shows there continuing...
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. >>> let's begin with breaking news from north korea. the associated press reporting the trump administration has encountered major difficulties as it tries to get north korea to denuclearize. regrettable and dangerous is how north korea's spokesman described talks that just concluded with mike pompeo. secretary pompeo left pyongyang without meeting kim jong-un, although that is said to not have been part of the plan. geoff bennett and abby livingston are with me. geoff, let's start with this news out of north korea. mike pompeo on a long trip that's going to take him through asia. i'm wind up in brussels for this nato summit taking place a little later this week. what explains the contrast that we were just talking about? >> hey there, david. long time korea-watchers say this is not at all a surprise. they point to the all too familiar cycle of hope and then inevitable disappointment when it comes to dealing with north korea on this issue of its nuclear weapons program. but the secretary of state went to north korea with a mission. he w
. >>> let's begin with breaking news from north korea. the associated press reporting the trump administration has encountered major difficulties as it tries to get north korea to denuclearize. regrettable and dangerous is how north korea's spokesman described talks that just concluded with mike pompeo. secretary pompeo left pyongyang without meeting kim jong-un, although that is said to not have been part of the plan. geoff bennett and abby livingston are with me. geoff, let's start...
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a major set back over the weekend in north korea. criticism of his relationship with vladimir putin in the run up to this first u.s./russia one on one summit. and perhaps most significantly, the mueller probe. signs that trump's legal team is recalibrating its strategy, raising concerns that the president may be backed into a corner. joining me now on set, chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official now an msnbc contributor. former democratic congresswoman donna edwards is here. sarah f sar sarah fagan, a cnbc contributor. and heidi przybyla, the nbc news national political correspondent. heidi, let's talk about this if we can. this is a show man. this is a guy who did the apprentice. this is a guy who likes primetime. now he's trying to put on a show for americans, building this sort of bachelorette type theme where he's going to hand out the rose at 9:00. this is a white house that 0 said they don't set artificial time lines. he set one for himself here. >> one of the favorite parts of the job, he's a showm
a major set back over the weekend in north korea. criticism of his relationship with vladimir putin in the run up to this first u.s./russia one on one summit. and perhaps most significantly, the mueller probe. signs that trump's legal team is recalibrating its strategy, raising concerns that the president may be backed into a corner. joining me now on set, chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official now an msnbc contributor. former democratic congresswoman donna edwards...
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military plane was allowed into north korea on friday morning to bring them to a base in south korea it's believed that the remains of five thousand three hundred u.s. soldiers are still in north korea more than sixty years after the fighting stopped friday marks the sixty fifth anniversary of the armistice that ended the war one israeli settler is dead and two others injured after being stabbed in the occupied west bank the attack happened in are them southwest of ramallah a palestinian suspect was killed after entering the settlement and carrying out the attack in response the israeli defense minister avigdor lieberman says four hundred more subtle homes will be built in the area. an internal israeli military report is expected to find no grounds for further investigation into the killings of palestinian protesters by army snipers and israeli newspaper reports the army will not true for any soldiers to the military police over their conduct it says the military is blaming operational mishaps for the deaths of anyone who was not an intended target. ugandan president looks like he'll
military plane was allowed into north korea on friday morning to bring them to a base in south korea it's believed that the remains of five thousand three hundred u.s. soldiers are still in north korea more than sixty years after the fighting stopped friday marks the sixty fifth anniversary of the armistice that ended the war one israeli settler is dead and two others injured after being stabbed in the occupied west bank the attack happened in are them southwest of ramallah a palestinian...
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the very first progress to ending the nuclear program in north korea is for north korea to make a declaration on their program. let us know exactly what they have, where they have it, and get independent eyes on the ground to verify that. and then a game plan to eliminate the program. none of that has been achieved. reported that mr. pompeo last for that, and has gotten no reply. that is from a south korean source. have not greatou confidence, or you don't think it is likely that they will be able to achieve denuclearization? >> i don't want to go that far. i don't believe we have achieved very much in accomplishing that goal to date. i understand from the president that he got a commitment from kim jong-un to denuclearize north korea. that is a positive first step. the very first step is to understand the program. we know they have nuclear weapons. we haven't seen any evidence they are willing to give it up. >> we have about three minutes left. >> the senate is going to stay in session for quite a bit of august. largely to work on some bills, but also this nomination of judge brett kavanaugh
the very first progress to ending the nuclear program in north korea is for north korea to make a declaration on their program. let us know exactly what they have, where they have it, and get independent eyes on the ground to verify that. and then a game plan to eliminate the program. none of that has been achieved. reported that mr. pompeo last for that, and has gotten no reply. that is from a south korean source. have not greatou confidence, or you don't think it is likely that they will be...