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just overcoming some of our north korean trust issues which we'll get to in a little bit with gordan chang. but molly, how do you overcome some of the nefarious ways that iran has been acting in light of this deal? >> it was funny, too. the people who put together the deal, the obama bros during the obama administration, they were known for putting an echo chamber around the deal so that everybody would support it. for years they have said you have to support this deal, iran has been in compliance, has been in compliance. kennedy: he said that. he publicly stated what you just said. >> yes. and now today when we get this other report from israel and they are sharing this evidence with other countries, they're saying that oh, we always knew iran lied. you can't have it both ways. either you knew they with weren't in compliance so why were you telling people they were or there's another issue going on. but it is also another issue. what do you do just because they're not in compliance. that is not as easy or cut and dry as possible. the ultimate goal, what obama said he was doing by signing

. >>> joining me to talk about it is gordan chang. thank you for join mega.f you were a betting man, do you think the summit is going to happen in two weeks? >> i think so, jake. if it doesn't, it will take place sometime during the summer. because the north koreans desperately need this summit. they need sanctions relief. they need the u.s. not to strike their missile and nuke facilities. kim jong-un wants to legitimize the meeting and they want a counterweight to china and the united states provides that. the north koreans really want this to occur, and as jeff zeleny said, when you have others going to new york, that's a sure indication that this will occur. >> you don't agree with those who say that president trump wants or needs this summit more than kim jong-un? >> no. i think president trump really wants the summit. that's clear from all that we can see. but nonetheless, he is willing to walk away from it. he did that on thursday morning. and he showed just how much the north koreans want it. because prior to that the north koreans were engaging in bel

we have cnn political analyst john avlon and author of gordan chang. is this a dance north korea is doing or is there something bigger here? >> well, i think there are patterns to north korean behavior. but this comes out of a playbook. there are other things that are disturbing. we have seen a marked deterioration in enforcement. you saw kim jong-un, the the north korean ruler going to see his chinese counterpart twice in a row. that's the chinese summoning him. they said, look, we're going to support you. we have seen evidence of that. friendships, gas prices in the northern part of north korea dropped dramatically this month, an indication that chinese sanctions lessening. the other thing, though, is zte. on sunday, president trump had that awful tweet about zte, embattled chinese telecom equipment manager. he wilted under chinese pressure, giving in to chinese demands as we have haerdz on your show. and i think kim jong-un said, look, the chinese just humili e humiliated the president. why don't i humiliate him as well. when you have bad policy on

change his management style? players who played under him at man united who also experienced him at aberdeen, like gordan strachan so even though that was the talk of the hairdryer and the famous fergie temper, and the controlling genius that we saw, really all of that had probably been even harder and even more raw at aberdeen. that period from 78 to 86, a lot of what he did at aberdeen and a lot of what he did at aberdeen and a lot of the way he did it was to be repeated on a bigger scale at united. he took down rangers and celtic in scottish football. he then went to united overcame liverpool who had been the dominant club, and was able to fend off arsenal and chelsea, but a lot of what he did on the way he did it was evident from those years at aberdeen. you described his tough management style. what was it that commanded respect from players? how is it they never rebelled against him? there was some early descent towards him at aberdeen from players who had been there before, who didn't necessarily take to his man management style in the first few months. because at that point, he was still unproven. but i t