today we drove to the outskirts of hanoi. the country to the city, marc jacobs, prada, i mean, this is a very young country now. >> tao: oh, very much a young nation. they like to eat, uh, kentucky fried chicken. they like to spend a lot of the time on the internet. the history of our country is a history of a war. we had a thousand years under the chinese, and then we had 80 years under the french, and then the japanese came in, and when the americans left, finally, in 1975 we got involved with cambodia. so, we only have peace since 1989. just in the matter of a few decades the entire population will be those without any war experience, and that's a great thing. >> anthony: and what are we eating today? >> tao: well, we are going to have a bánh cun. >> anthony: and that means? >> tao: rice roll. very thin. >> anthony: like a crepe, uh -- >> tao: yes, it's like a crepe. and inside ground minced pork and wood ear mushroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything w

nguyen and hanoi's work looks at it from a balanced perspective. i would encourage you to dig into the weeds about what the two sides were really telling each other, as opposed to what they might agree in flowery language for purposes of international propaganda. at 10:30. to have time for a couple more questions -- do we have time for more questions? >> no. >> ok. >> we have to move along and there will be other opportunities for questions and answers. people want to take a break and we have to be back here to begin thank you very much. [applause] >> next, historian christian abby and peace activist carl weiss alert keynote talks on u.s. soldier and civilian peace initiatives during the vietnam war. the remarks were part of a conference in washington, d.c. hosted in conjunction with the waging peace in vietnam traveling exhibit. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our two keynote speakers.

an estimated 65 -- an estimated 75,000 died in hanoi plus gulags. possibly' figure was 1000. acts in his warped perspective, rather than as national policy directed from the top down. -- ahere between acre quarter million people died in the south china sea. a quarter million figures from the u.n. hi commissioner are the rest. they go to half a million. accompanied collectivization in the south. i've never seen a good estimate for how many thousands -- tens of thousands died from starvation in the post-1975 period. thisssion continues to day. if you go back to vietnam, as they did in 2013, things appear relatively prosperous at first glance. on closer inspection, vietnam is not matching the economic success as the rest of southeast asia, and has liberalized politics less than china has. -- once ubiquitous throughout the good as who we know from my day. they are gone. today, prosperity and democracy were made for the people of vietnam. thank you. [applause] joeefore i turn it over to ortega couple questions, i have to make a plug for my book. war and reconstruction in the all p

some who did not distinguish obe and moratorium were prisoners of war in hanoi. commander eugene rover was the commanding officer of the navy fighter squadron when he was shot down and captured. he listened to world news and knew all about the moratorium days against the war in vietnam. he was referring to both october and november 15. professor appy referred to the moratorium's. so it was a common expression. just as the two events were called moratorium days, so worthy activities of spain, which called for the abolition freeze, whichthe is just that, freeze but not abolishing come aboard just that, a freeze. is david here? you can tell david had referred to him. david was the executive director of spain. so the huge disagreements, the fighting, the arguing among some of the adherence to either group meant nothing to the majority of the demonstrators. you were in the moratorium whether it was october or november, and you were in the freeze whether you were in abolition or not. who here knows that george washington university will receive $12.5 million over five

. >> we have seen 14 weapons test for north korea since late february when the talks in hanoi collapsed. >> a deadly shooting at a u.s. naval base. >> one of the big questions is what is the motivation of this gunman. >> perhaps the gunman tweeting out some of his thinking or intentions minutes before the attack. >>> speaker pelosi charged us of writing articles of impeachment. >> the impeachment thing is a total hoax. ♪ >>> good sunday morning to you. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm amara walker in for christi paul. >> north korea claims it's carrying out a significant test, a missile site accusing the u.s. of time wasting and took denuclearization off the table. >>> "the new york times" says gunman watched videos of mass shooting the night before the attack at a u.s. naval base. >>> they are building their case for impeachment against the president. they plan to conduct tomorrow's hearing like a trial. >>> let's start with breaking news on the korean peninsula. >> kristen holmes in washington and will relationshiplipley. what is your sense of this claim there was a significant or very im

areas. >> the hanoi government claimed the targets were not just military installations.dged in 1968 a plan to end the war. now we're moving into the year of his re-election with the war escalating to a level it has heretofore not achieved. >> i am now convinced there's no way to end this war except to take richard nixon out of office. >> hello. >> what's your opinion? >> i think it's great. i'm backing him 100%. >> going to blast the whole damn place off the map and forget it. >> i approve thoroughly. >> would you approve stronger military action? >> yes, i would. >> bomb them and then get out. i think that's the best way. >> good evening. we have a mystery story out of washington. five people have been arrested and charged with breaking into the headquarters of the democratic national committee in the middle of the night. >> the watergate apartment hotel office complex in washington is noted for its security. but the burglars penetrated that security through a fire well door. material from files there was found in their possession, as well as expensive photographic and

the next seven years and four months as a prisoner of war in various camps, including the infamous hanoi hilton. despite the cruel torture and inhumane conditions, david endured at the hands of his captors. they were never able to rob him of his resilient american spirit. following his release from prison, david vowed that he would be happy for the rest of his life. he went on to continue a life of service. reporting to pilot training and earning his naval aviation wings in 1975. throughout his career he flew various types of aircraft and retired after 20 years of honorable service. he also got married and started a family of his own. in my hometown of duluth, minnesota, we are incredibly proud to have a hero like commander david wheat living amongst us. mr. stauber: he has been an active member of our community, supporting activities and fundraisers for various veterans organizations. mr. speaker, on behalf of every minnesotan, i want to thank commander wheat for his brave service and wish him the happiest of birthdays. mr. speaker, i rise today to address the heartbreaking trend of vio

the last 10 months, ever since the summit talks with president trump and kim jong-un collapsed in hanoi. up until now, president trump largely brushed off the tests because they have been of the shorter range variety. but given how north korea is crypt cryptically describing this as very important and given the fact that we have seen imagery from the sohae satellite launch facility, and showing activity at the missile test site, it looks like this is a missile test. we know they are solid fuel engines. solid fuel that could power an intercontinental missile. they could launch with almost no notice. it can be spotted by spy satellites many days in advance. if this was indeed an engine test, this would be a major turning point for the ballistic missile program at a time we are weeks away from the deadline they have given the u.s. for diplomacy to work out. they say if something hasn't happened by the end of the year, 2020 could be different from this detant. certainly not a good sign as we get closer and closer to that deadline, natalie. >> right, will. and kim jong-un declared he wanted

in 1989 80 seat and crash during the landing after an end in hanoi continued failure. and gingerbread damaged airplanes three independent hydraulic systems. this to say both of the flight controls. the flight crew attempted to land but crashed row landing. the result was 111 fatalities. because of the dc-10 accident and based on industry committee recommendations, in 1997 the faa updated compliance policy in a revised ac for 20 dash 28 a. the ac requires protecting the controls from a one third disk fragment projectile indian veteran uncontained engine failure. during the max project the faa manager agree that the existing desire did not comply with the affairs and consider the nation on the airplane. i certification date neared and pointed lawmakers design change, the faa management decided not to require a modified of 50 overcontrol design. and they employee submitted the issue the faa's internal safety reporting process as a safety concern report. i was one of four members of the faa safety oversight board from the safety concerns were submitted, includes two aerial

during a tour of vietnam in 1972 to protest the war fonda's photo on an anti-aircraft gun that in hanoi that appeared to be aiming at american planes landed her on the wrong side of a public-opinion, sidelined her career, and stuck her with the nickname hanoi jane. it was a mistake she wrote that she will quote regret to my dying day, but now ms fonda says that changing climate is an emergency that the world must address for the sake of the next generation. as she wrote in the new york times, each of us one day will have to answer this question , what did i do to protect the planet for our children grandchildren and so many precious species while we still had time? please join me in welcoming jane fonda to the national press club . [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for being here. thank you to the national press club for having me here. thank you to the women's media center which i co-founded with gloria steinem and robin morgan a number of years ago. you know i, i lie in bed at night searching for the right words that will galvanize people to action around the climate emerge

he knows the hanoi river well. we are on the tributary where the dam was built.s is where the deadly flow of mud came for -- came from. ♪ ♪ he left the government camp. he returns to his fishing grounds each day, but his heart is not in it. something has changed. >> the dams had already begun to kill us before the disaster. there are no more fish. there is nothing left. we allow foreign companies to do business. they build and they build. toxic things into water. it is poison and it is c coming our way. chinese companies are setettingp shshop. they don't care about anything. the authorities don't care. they get the money, and the people stand here helpless. >> there will be nothing to grow and nothing left too fish in the rivers for the next generations. it is over. instead, there will only be foreign investors. the government talks to us all day about preserving the environment being the reality. the opposite happens everywhere. >> it is right. our children one day won't even know what a plow or a tree is. the disaster,r laotian authorities promised to propose -

relationship with chairman kim he was undermined by his own appointee as a resort especially in the hanoi summit which crashed because people like john bolton according to all of the reports insisted that the north must denuclearize as a 1st step toward anything and of course that that was it was that was designed to be a dead end let's keep in mind of course trump is under impeachment threat here at home he has very little room for maneuver almost anything he does somebody accuses him of being a traitor he cannot make concessions to north korea no no i think north korea's new position where they will not make any concessions the united states basically controls his mouth and his twitter of bombs and that's about it and he cannot deliver on whatever it is he might have wanted to do based on what he said in 2016 and i think we're looking at a very very dangerous world coming. from a facebook content moderators taking the company to co-author alleging that he developed post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his what he claims that watching hundreds of violent and shocking videos ever

and absolutely intellectually lazy, crazy in fact because he doesn't see the reality in hanoi at all. he had probably gotten away from the bombing and i wonder whether he didn't want to be blamed for bombing tom hayden but that's the story of the romance of socialism which is so present today. and tom's own confusion. the end of the chapter, he decides that socialism is wonderful because it's never finished and as long as it's not finished, no one may criticize it. that's the beauty of it. >> i believe we have time for one more question . >> my question is whether there is a society that has ever successfully woken from socialist anesthesia. is there a model that we might follow to walkback socialist tendencies ? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen before we wake up but that's the usual pattern. the country gets knocked on the head. the country inflates and the country regroups. that's most countries. i do believe americans love business and the more young people we can expose to traditional common sense ideas, i'm talking about for each or decca or reading books thatth

amounts of sunshine 20 celsius in hong kong on monday a pleasant $22.00 across into northern vietnam hanoi at $22.16 celsius aap into shanghai it's a dry couple of days for the most part as well across into taiwan and still staying dry mostly into the northern philippines down there one or 2 shows further into more southern and central regions in the philippines slightly very heavy amounts of rain farther to the south northern and western areas of borneo seeing some heavy downpours as indeed we will see across into more eastern sections of sumatra so these rains they all seasonal for this time of year we expect. i see them but even so they are heavy at times as they go through monday and tuesday and a few more of those showers across into western java as well so jakarta expect to say a couple of days ahead still some rain in the forecast across into much all the sri lanka elsewhere in india it is a fairly quiet picture here as well quite a strong will flow across eastern sections of time all night days so we could just see a shower here into chennai over the next couple of days temperature

president donald trump would yield success but their february meeting in hanoi ended prematurely without agreement gradually north korea has returned to testing short range missiles with mounting fears that in 2020 it could restart tests of longer range intercontinental ballistic missiles. that risks not only conflict with the u.s. and its allies but also damaging progress with neighbors who've been supporting north korea's push for sanctions relief. rather than having the oceans with the u.s. korea would be looking for a new way to china russia worry an international coalition they could find some relief from the sanctions that you want to use looking at for 2020 just as talks between north korea and the u.s. have stalled so too have into korean relations it's not known when or if the leaders of the 2 koreas will meet again and all of this comes as relations between south korea and the u.s. have been put under strain over who pays for the stationing of american soldiers here. the u.s. has reportedly been demanding a 5 fold increase in the nearly $1000000000.00 that south korea currently

celsius on wednesday and you can see how that rain also pushes for the south quite a cloudy day in hanoi so you know wednesday with a high of 26 degrees by unsettled much of indonesia the rains quite heavy at times while it is across into more southern areas of the philippines and then widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across most of also pushing into western as of java so we could see some thunderstorms in jakarta and certainly will see more than a few in kuala lumpur and also singapore not a bad picture across much of the india case guys for the most part want to be some piece of cloud to the south i will suddenly see a few more showers into sri lanka not just on shoes i would also wednesday battell much as fitting a little bit cool in new delhi 19 degrees celsius 29 in chennai the same on wednesday with a chance of showers and quite cloudy new delhi as you can see at 19. the weather sponsored by catherine was. a story of love family and fredo calling from i was 8 years old you were at school we heard the sound of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they cam

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ever since the summit in hanoi fell apart, with president trump walking out, it has been 10 wasted monthsyes, there was the photo opportunity at the demille tear eyed zone where trump and kim promised to restart talks, but that really hasn't happened. they are so far apart on this key issue of sanctions, and the timing of sanctions relief. so the north koreans are frustrated. they're fed up. they're ready to send a much bigger message to the united states. they put this deadline at the end of the year. they have talked about sending america a christmas gift. and if this missile engine test leads to the test of the kind of missile that could hit the mainland reliably with the nuclear war head, that brings us right back to where we were at the end of 2017 before this, before kim jong-un proposed this moratorium on long range nuclear tests. if they deliberately provoke president trump, president trump already sensitive, given everything else that's going on, and the fact that this is an election year, a lot of career watchers very concerned, natalie, that this could be the beginnings of yet

what was offered in hanoi and vietnam was not enough and has given the u.s.il the year end to bring forth another alternative. >> the operation to inject cash into the financial system over the year and was oversubscribed again. that's a signal participants are still hungry through the start of 2020. it's not a huge surprise. we saw it be the case the last couple of times. >> right now, we have done three operations for the end of the year. $25 billion apiece. were all oversubscribed. the worrying thing was if it was under subscribed. that would be sending a signal that may be their balance sheets were getting a little bit full and the non-primary dealers were having problems with their balance sheet and accommodating liquidity the fed was pumping into the system. they are not, it will be interesting to watch. of operationses that will span the end of the year. it will be interesting to see how they continue to go and whether or not there will be more size adjustments. the top prosecutor in malaysia is ready to ratchet up a criminal case against goldman sachs

. >> president traveled to hanoi, vietnam for summit with kim jong un. 4 months later mr.t to step into north korea and the two leaders agreed to restart negotiations. >> despite all the fighting in washington the year ended with two major bipartisan accomplishments, the house passed the u.s.-mÉxico-canada trade deal to replace nafta and congress passed spending bills to overt a government shutdown, ray, fox news. >> a lot happened this year and it's going to continue. 45 minutes after the hour, new york city bill de blasio sued for quietly shipping homeless people to other big cities but guess who he's blaming. >> the problem ultimately is donald trump has not shown any willingness to give us the tools we need. >> you heard that right, the plea for help buried in de blasio's blame game. jillian: before we get to that time to check in with pete hegseth. >> blaming president trump, the easiest hand to play in 2019, heck of a package, todd, jillian, thank thank you so muc, great show this morning, in 14 minutes we have secretary of state mike pompeo, he's here, the message t

after the absence of an agreement between the two leaders in hanoi, vietnam, one of the things that we talked about was how the united states should fashion a policy going forward that addresses denuclearization of north korea, but at the same time coordinates our policy with our allies and with other partners in the region so that we can reach a mutually acceptable solution. one of the things that became clearly to me from -- clear to me from our discussion with the senators in the foreign relations committee was the intent interest they have in addressing this perennial national security challenge to the united states. one of the lessons i think we learned coming out of the hanoi summit was both north korea and the united states feel that pressure works. the united states felt pressure from north korea's efforts at reassembling parts of their disassembled w.m.d. programs. north korea wanted economic sanctions lifted by the united states. in the end, we want the north koreans to re-emerge on the diplomatic stage ready to continue negotiations rather than moving back to a cycle of prov

in foreign policy, president trump traveled to hanoi, vietnam, for his second denuclearization summit dictator kim jong un. four months later mr. trump became the first sitting u.s. president to step into north korea and at the two leaders agreed to restart negotiations. in october, the world's most wanted terrorist died after u.s. forces hunted him down in syria. a military dog named conan was injured in the mission and honored at the white house as a hero. despite all the fighting in washington, the year ended with two major bipartisan accomplishments. the house passed the u.s. mexico canada trade deal to replace nafta and congress pass spending bills to avert a government shutdown. on capitol hill, ray bogan, fox capital news. >> dana: as we look ahead to 2020 and iowa caucuses, what i would democratic candidate has the most to gain on the most to lose? joining me now, when we asked her to come on, one of the things you said was there is something that could happen in iowa that's even more important than winning. >> yes. fourth places more consequential than first place because you

had to offer back in hanoi and vietnam when donald trump and kim jong-un met is not enough and has givenhe u.s. until year end to bring forth another alternative. >> the new york fed operation to inject cash into the financial system over the year end period was oversubscribed again. that's a signal participants are hungry for funding through the start of 2020. this is not a huge surprise and we've seen to the case the last couple times. >> right now we've already done three operations for the end of the year, $25 billion apiece. those were all oversubscribed. i think the more boring thing would have been if it came in undersubscribed and the primary dealers took less of the $50 billion and would send a signal the balance sheets were getting full and the nonprimary dealers were having problems with the balance sheet in accommodating all the liquidity the fed was pumping into the system but they're not and it will be interesting to watch because we have a series of two-week repo operations that will span the year and we'll see if they continue to go and whether there will be more size adj

and north korea that started out very well earlier this year with a summit in hanoi have fallen apart and it's the north koreans that set this timeline. they said that if the u.s. doesn't change their position on negotiations, doesn't give them sanctions relief by end of the year, then they are no longer going to negotiate. they've also promised as you said this christmas gift. we have the expectation, that it's going to be some sort of launch by the north koreans. there are images, satellite images that demonstrate they are moving around engines and pieces of missiles, which do indicate that they could launch something. so senior officials from the military have told cnn that they are ready for anything that north korea decides to do. the question is, what kind of launch could they decide to make right now? would it be a short-range missile launch? a long-range missile launch, or a nuclear test? we see president trump there saying that they are going to deal with it beautifully, that it's gawk to be fine. essentially that it could be something like a vase that north korea give s him

korean leader kim jong-un brimming with confidence in february, their second face to face meeting in hanoi, vietnam. their first summit in singapore eight months earlier ended with a vaguely worded pledge and zero progress on two key issues -- denuclearization and sanctions. the collapse of working-level talks did not seem to faze president trump. >> i think we'll have a very tremendous summit. >> reporter: or chairman kim. >> translator: if i'm not willing to do that, i won't be here right now. >> that might be the best answer you've ever heard. >> reporter: the white house even promised a joint agreement. but instead of walking away with a deal, trump walked out. >> this wasn't a walk-away like you get up and walk out. no, this was very friendly. >> reporter: the north koreans didn't think it was friendly. a source told cnn kim was blindsided. spring began with a flurry of weapons tests. the u.s. and south korea assessed them to be short-range launches, and as he did throughout the year, president trump seemed to shrug them off. tensions temporarily eased in june. trump and kim called th

clearly they're very frustrated because, remember, liz, at the hanoi summit, they wanted complete sanctionf from the united states entirely. they were going to give us hardly anything in return. not a single missile, not a single nuclear weapon would be destroyed and president trump did exactly right thing and walked out of there. so the sanctions now, all these months later, have greater impact. that, they're playing this hand as leverage to try to get us to reduce sanctions. now what could they do to get our attention? i don't think it would be short-range other medium-range rockets which is what they have been firing for the last six months. if they really wanted to do something that will create a crisis, then that will be long-range ballistic missiles or a nuclear test. i doubt the nuclear test. but nonetheless, any one of those, i think would forfeit the peace negotiation progress that president trump and kim jong-un have established with the two summits and one impromptu meeting in june. i think it would put us back likely in the crisis again, where we begin to talk about military op

whatever we thought was clear in hanoi was the united states was leaving the war. it was a question of when. everybody i knew in our antiwar bubble did not appreciate that by the november election in 1972, there are no combat troops left in vietnam. maybe there were some people still shooting, but the combat been removed. who paid any attention to that? a second thing that happened in 1972 is something else not paid much attention to. while mcgovern has this terrible defeat, more antiwar senators got elected in that election. it was clear that when the new congress convened in january 1973, at that point they were going to cut off the money. there was a come to jesus moment when goldwater visits nixon after election day. this is it. come january, there will be no money for this. we do not have the votes, so please tell henry to get it done. nixon referred to his relationship to congress as -- he would say i'm one step ahead of the share. -- of the sheriff. even though congress did not pass a resolution until after the u.s. troops were gone, congress was a powerful

this is kim young he was at the dinner that the president had with kim jong-un in hanoi. what do you make of that, this statement coming from somebody so close to kim jong-un? >> well, look, it's their way of trying to negotiate. you know the president has called kim jong-un rocket man or little rocket man. these things go back and forth and it's all part of the give and take of interesting diplomacy with a hermit kingdom. there's not too much to read into that. actions speak louder than words. we'll have to see what action chairman kim takes. he has two paths in front of him. he's got a glorious path for the people of north korea where they can become like south korea be a prosperous country or there's another path that takes them down the road of sanctions. >> has there been any contact between the united states and north korea since that meeting that steve beegan had in early october? >> i don't want to get into that. there are communications that are open between the u.s. and dprk. i don't want to get into the details. >> i want to ask you about eddie gallagher the na

, oregon had been removed from his talk, agnew quipped "now is the -- now that the delegation from hanoi has left, now we can conclude. the audience roared its approval. went after student hecklers again, saying "they have never done a productive thing in their lives. they take their tactics from castro and their money from daddy." in the end, the nixon-agnew team won in a close race and the evidence is clear that agnew helped draw in the kind of voter nixon needed to win. let me shift directions to talk about agnew's success in .ppealing to white southerners already by the end of the first as his vice president, stunt speech regularly laid into the antiwar movement, the black power movement, the counterculture, the new york times was already reporting that spiro agnew was one of the most popular man in the south and a new leader in the drive to expand republican strength in the south. by 1971, agnew was being hailed as "exceeds a bridge." -- "dixi favorite." the south in the error of the voting rights act had felt threatened and abandoned by the increasingly liberal democratic party. de

president donald trump would yield success but their february meeting in hanoi ended prematurely without agreement. gradually north korea has returned to testing short range missiles with mounting fears that in 2020 it could restart tests of longer range intercontinental ballistic missiles. that risks not only conflict with the u.s. and its allies but also damaging progress with neighbors who've been supporting north korea's push for sanctions relief. rather than having the with the u.s. korea will be looking for a new way to china russia worry an international coalition they could find some relief from the sanctions that you want to condone and use looking at for 2020 just as talks between north korea and the u.s. have stalled so to have into korean relations it's not known when or if the leaders of the 2 koreas will meet again and all of this comes as relations between south korea and the u.s. have been put under strain over who pays for the stationing of american soldiers here. the u.s. has reportedly been demanding a 5 fold increase in the nearly $1000000000.00 that south korea curre

nice amounts of sunshine 20 celsius in hong kong on monday a pleasant 22 across into northern vietnam hanoi 22 and 16 celsius aap into shanghai it's a dry couple of days for the most part as well across into taiwan and still staying dry mostly into the northern philippines down there $1.00 to $2.00 shows further into southern and central regions in the philippines slightly very heavy amounts of rain farther to the south northern and western areas of borneo seeing some heavy downpours as indeed we will see across into more eastern sections of sumatra so these rains they all seasonal for this time of year we expect to see them but even so they are heavy at times as we go through monday and tuesday and a few more of those showers. into western java as well so jakarta expect to say a couple of days ahead still some rain in the forecast across into much all the sri lanka elsewhere in india it is a fairly quiet picture here as well quite a strong will flow across eastern sections of tunnel night is so we could just see a shower head into chennai over the next couple of days temperatures though re

just 9 celsius on wednesday and if you see how that rain also pushes for the south to cloud today in hanoi you know wednesday with a high of 26 degrees by unsettled much of indonesia the rains quite heavy at times one officials across into southern areas of the philippines and then widely scattered showers and thunderstorms across most of also pushing into western as of java so we could see some thunderstorms in jakarta and certainly will see more than a few in kuala lumpur and also singapore not a bad picture across much of india skies for the most part one of the cloud to the south i will suddenly see a few more showers into sri lanka not just on shoes i would also wednesday battell much as fitting a little bit cool in new delhi 19 degrees celsius 29 in chennai the same on wednesday with a chance of showers and quite cloudy new delhi as exit 19. weather sponsored by catalona. was the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every love with or layer further and further into the jail or if you join us

and the real mark there whereas the hanoi summit. the studio covering this in the wee hours of the morning in and this abruptly ended where apparently trump cancelled the lunch he was supposed to have with kim jong-un and the signing ceremony for the statement that was supposed to be signed. the reason apparently ission bolton had convinced the president he had to make an all or nothing deal. >> that he could not make a step-by-step agreement. >> that he had to follow the libya modem that is that north korea would have to do everything before we did anything and that's not what something that kim was ready to accept. he understands what the u.s. did with libya and with iraq and with iran. so the only deal that can work is a step by step. they give up something significant. a part of the nuclear program. we give up something significant. this for that. in this case you really do want a quid pro quo. >> good to see you. merry christmas. and thank you for always being with us. the president of the plow shares fund f. you remember the mi

that's what the north koreans wanted last february when the two leaders met in hanoi. >> so these cripplingions continue. there's been no letup in it. if, indeed, there were to be one of these possible, either a long-range missile test or something else, how would you expect the administration to respond? >> so i think the administration, whether they do a test or not, they basically have this small window. i think probably through february where the north koreans might be interested in doing some sort of phase one deal where they freeze their tests in return for a lifting of sanctions. but after that, i think the north koreans are just going to sit back and they're going to wait to see what happens in the u.s. elections. there's no need for them to do a big deal with the united states, a big deal with trump where they give up a lot when they don't know if he's going to win the next election. so i think we have a small window between now and february where we could see some provocations and we could see some negotiations. but after that, it could get very ugly. >> yeah. and you also have pe

we began to conceive this report following kim jong-un's failure at the hanoi summit.s his failure because he has been unable to get premature sanctions relieved from the u.s. from south korea and the international community. in april, he put an expiration mance withe bro president trump. we're coming near the end of the deadline with the rhetoric. we are seeing kim practicing the seven decades old blackmail diplomacy facebook, using tensions and provocations to get political and economic concessions. 2017 was the year of fire and fury. 2000 and team through the june through june- 2018 of 2019 was diplomacy. he met with all major leaders in , prime minister of a of japan. we are at an election point. what will kim say in his new year's address and what will be his next provocation? we offer this report to the white house and the policymakers and specifically to the u.s. strategy group established less thereby u.s. and korean special representatives. the combined strategy group is that you can want sure that we move forward in a synchronized way that serves iraq and u.s