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carl vincent now steered towards the sea of japan. he is also very pleased with the cooperatione's getting from china. telling us some very interesting things are happening at the moment that we will hear about very soon. one of the main concerns has been unlike his father kim jong-un ill and kim il-sung, the grandfather, kim jong-un it might not be the sort of leader you can reason with because a lot of people believe he may be mentally unstable, and a person you can't negotiate with. i asked the president about that and here's what he told me. >> as far as north korea is concerned, we are in a very good shape. i can't answer your question on stability. i hope the answer is a positive one, not a negative one. i hope that will be something that gets taken care of. >> of course because he is a very close to the recent and other big topic of conversation with the italian premise or was iran and whether or not they are living up to the terms of the joint comprehensive plan. the jcpoa, the infamous iran deal. i asked the president about that today, particularly in light of the fact

cooperatively with the united states. they want a great relationship. >> eric: they could easily push back on statements. we took a week to get the uss carlinson in place. the chinese didn't say a word. go ahead. >> jesse: china has sent the coal shipments back. >> eric: you may not want to admit this but one of the strongest foreign policy wins for donald trump was when xi was with mar-a-lago and launch the syrian missiles and xi didn't push back. and now china is playing ball with the trump administration against a crazy dictator in north korea. foreign policy win for donald trump. it also allowed donald trump to push back a little harder on vladimir putin. >> bob: he hasn't pushed back. he called them a currency manipulator. he stopped calling them that >> dana: catch more of the interview with president trump tomorrow on "fox & friends" ." up next, thousands of protesters took to the streets this weekend to demand the president release his tax return. mr. trump fired a message right back at them. next . does psoriasis ever get n the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of compl

carl vinson now steaming toward the sea of japan in a show of force. the president also saying he is very happy with the level of cooperation that he is getting now fromna and chinese president jing ping telling us that some very interesting things are happening at the moment. one of the big concerns has been unlike his father kim jong un ill and kim jong sun the grandmother the son, many believe may be mentally unstable and person you can't negotiate with i asked the president about that, here's what he told me. >> as far as north korea's concerned, we are in very good shape. i can't answer your question on stability. i hope the answer is a positive one, not a negative one. but, hopefully that will be something that gets taken care of. >> of course, because he is very close to the region, another big topic of conversation with the italian prime minister was iran. and whether or not they're living up to the terms of the joint comprehensive plan of action the jcpoa the infamous iran deal. i asked the president did b. that today. particularly in light of the facts that his secretary of state rex tillerson, a couple of days ago, disefd that iran is in co

cooperation from the belligerent nation. >> we do not believe north korea is ready to engage us towards denuclearization. >> reporter: this is multiple us warships converge on the region. the uss carl, the nuclear powered sub arriving in south korea, key parts of the us missile defense system, north korea conducted live fire artillery drills tuesday, the anniversary of its army's found and the regime signaling further nuclear and missile testing but as tensions escalate on the korean peninsula and the graham is confident in the president's leadership. >> i am impressed with this commander-in-chief's skills, he is not going to let this nut job in north korea develop a missile with a nuclear weapon on top to hit america. he doesn't want a war any more than i do but he won't let them get a missile. >> that meeting will take place at 3:00 pm today, senator lindsey graham will be here and members of congress visit the white house where the entire senate will come. at capitol hill briefing members of the house afterwards. abby: very unusual but important. meanwhile donald trump -- another close encounter with an iranian ship. us officials say the iranian vessel came with a 1000 yards of

they cooperate but when we are distracted and we look at the middle east or something else, the chinese go back to their ordinary way of doing things which is helping north korea. >> the uss carlinson aircraft carrier strike group has not yet reached the sea of japan but should be in place by april 25th. that is when pyongyang celebrates the founding of its own military, a day the eyes of the world will be watching. the real issue is will try to get on board with the common goal of declan -- denuclearizatr will they play both sides. after the tomahawk strike in syria, they know his words carry weight. >> bret: benjamin hall in london. thank you. up next, today's congressional special election in georgia is getting attention all over the country. we will tell you why. first, here's what's some of our fox affiliates are covering. fox 10 in phoenix with the search for a 62-year-old woman and her 14-year-old grandson who were swept down a remote creek in grand canyon national park saturday. luanne merrill is the wife of the founder of the merrill company. she has had to be an experienced and skilled hiker. searchers are using ground teams, drones, and a motorized boat. nassau send

carl vinson is doing exercises with the japanese. and ready to hand off to the koreans today. there is a sequencing that is important. we need to move past a sequence set of cooperation. we need to be doing more together on the water. >> would anyone like to add to that? >> the only thing i would add is -- northe need another korea can angle their missiles am certain way. they can avoid one battery so i think we need more than one. >> i take it that is a consensus position. very helpful. i think we need to signal to our allies that our commitment is and that weable, are going to pursue appropriate ways to demonstrate that. kaine.tor >> i want to follow-up on senator warren has questions. two of you mentioned the importance of the relationship. senator mccain echoed that. one of you only talked about the indo pacific, not the asia-pacific. i thought that was interesting, the title of the hearing is about the asia-pacific that you used the phrase in the pacific. virtually all of our dod witnesses switched over to using indo pacific in their testimony. the indian military does more joint exercises with the united states than any other nation. that is an important trend.

the carl vinson is doing exercises with the japanese, getting ready to hand off to the koreans today. there is sequencing there that is important. we need to move past the sequenced set of cooperation and we would be doing more together on the water in particular. >> that's very helpful. >> i af few seconds left. would anybody like to read to that, dr. friedberg, dr. cha? >> the only thing i would add, we need another thad on the peninsula. >> i see lots of nodding heads. i take it that's a consensus position. that's very helpful. i think we need to signal to our allies that our commitment is firm, that it is unshakeable and that we are going to pursue appropriate ways to demonstrate that. thank you. >> senator mccain. >> i want to follow up on senator warren's question about the u.s./india relationship. two of you mentioned in your opening testimony the importance of the relationship. senator mccain echoed that. one of you only talked about the endo pacific, not the asia pacific. dr. tellis, i thought that was interesting. you used the phrase indoe pacific. about two years ago, virtually all of our dod witnesses squiched ovsquic switched over to using indopacific. they do more joi

carl vinson is back on patrol in northeast asia. we must continue to debut america's newest and best platforms in the endo asia pacific. we continue to emphasize to our lateral cooperation between japan, south korea, and the united states. our partnership with a purpose if there ever was one. and that's why we continue to call on china to exert his economic influence to stop pyongyang's unprecedented weapons testing. recent actions by beijing are encouraging and welcome. the fact remains that china is as responsible where north korea is today as north korea itself. in confronting the reckless north korean regime it's criticcri critical by driven by resolve both diplomatically. we want to bring kim jong-un to his senses, not to his knees. we're also challenged in the endo asia pacific by an aggressive china and advancest russia. neither of him respect the international agreements they've signed on to. the tribunal in the hague ruled last year that china's claim is illegal under the law of the sea convention. china ignored this legally binding peaceful arbitration. in fact, china continues a methodical strategy to control the south china sea. i testified last year that ch

carl vincent is back on patrol in northeast asia. that's why we must continue to debut america's newest and best military platforms in the indo asia pacific. that's why we want to continue to emphasize trilateral cooperation between the united states, south korea and japan. a partnership with a purpose, if there ever was one. and that's why we continue to call on china to exert its considerable influence to stop pyongyang's unprecedented weapons testing. while recent actions by beijing are encouraging, the fact remains that china is as responsible for where north korea is as north korea itself. in confronting the reckless northeasternan regime, it's critical we're guided by a strong sense of resolve, both privately and publicly, both diplomatically and militarily. as president trump and secretary matris have made clear, all options are on the table. we want to bring kim jong-un to his senses and not to his knees. we're also challenged in the indo asia pacific by an aggressive china. china continues a methodical strategy to control the south china sea. i testified last year that china was militarized in this critical international waterway and the air space above it by building air and naval bases on seven