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th says he supports president trump's meeting im jong- un, but says in it's important to talk about denuclerization and human rights. >> ( translated ): i am hoping that this summit was not a one- off meeting. i hope there will be more summits and meetings between the u.s. and north korea, and trump will raise north korean human rights. >>ar issue and human rights issue has to go together. united states is ested based on values, which are needom, democracy, and hu rights. i'm ally appreciate american because you ve these values, enjoy these values. also, you guys have your own duty, which is that, if you have freedo if you have democracy, if you have human rights, you have to share these values with those who don't have these values. >> schifrin: in the last few years, north koreans have had more freedom to run independent businesses. sungju lee predicts that will t chan country. >> with these markets, the new generation, the new social class are growing. so if the number of these people expanded, that's going to be time for the change of north korea. >> schifrin: sungju lee and ji seong-ho recentl

. >>> kim jong-un, o week after the historic face-to-face meeting with donald trump, keir simmons has details. >>im jong-un's trip cloaked in secrecy, but pictures show him stepping off a plane in china with his wife, and it's a sign of changing times. this morning the north korean leader in china for t days of talks, the visit announced live on chinese tv. >>ight here, right now in b beijing. >> just a week after the presiden declared he has a special bond with kim jong-un, high skes diplomacy. >> i don't want to see a nuclear weapon destroy you and your, famid i want to have a good relationship with north korea. >> since the smit, confirmation the joint military exercises with allies, including south korea are suspended, and the debate, complete denuclearization of the peninsula. trump determined to defend his deal. >> i met, we had great chemistry and he gave us a lot. you have not had a missile test in seven months. >> some fear the chinese alreadn lo to lift sanctions on north korea just as tension trade between china and american escalate this. >> president tmp is playing chess with north kor

i remember in january, 2001, so after that flurry of diplomatic activity in 2000,im jong-un made another visit to china, to the southern provinces. he visited the city on january some flat sc t processing maker plant, and next day he visited china industrial commercial bank software producer, and then the next day he visited a telecommunications company and the media and everyone said, look, he is trying to flow in the footsteps of ping, so-called sohe poors in january and ebruary of 1992. kim, that is the current one, will visit those regions, special economic zones, and that will lend further false credence to the wishful thinking that kim jong-un is a reformer. please, let's be patient. let's not rush to judgment and give him some time. that will be the faulty narrative we will hear. i would say in the next six . bruce: i wonder if one of the that kim mi sort of present is turning other the eys to the pueblo. presenting the american ship that north korea capturedn 1968, has kept as a museum and is a propaganda tool, if they would just return -- offer to return the pueblo back to the u

(pam) this is the furthest kim jong un has traveled since 2011. thank you for joining us im pam moore. (grant) and im grant lodes in for ken wayne. some calling this the much-anticipated summit between president donald trump and kim jong un... is underway pres. donald trump: we're going to have a great discussion, and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. and my honor, and we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. the two leaders meeting to discuss north korea's nuclear program, with e entire world watching. the president tweeting just hours before the sit down - "meetings between staffs and representatives are going well and quickly....but in the end, that doesn't matter. we will all know soon whether or not a aleal, happen!" he wrote.in the lead up to this meeting, the president said it won't take long for him to determine whether the north korean leader is there to negotiate in good faith. attempts by past administrations to stop north korea's nuclear program have fallen short. secretary of state mike pompeo made clear that there is

(pam) this is the furthest kim jong un has traveled since 2011. thank you for joining us im) and im grant lodes in for ken wayne. some calling this the much-anticipated summit between president donald trump and kim jong un... is underway pres. donald trump: we're going to have a great discussion, and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. and my honor, and we will have a terrific relationship, i ha

is describing kim jong-un and the way he has been talking about him and the impact that that has around the world. >> frankly i'm sad that i'm not finding anything he says shocking im find them all outrageous. the fact he has treated kim jong-un with deference as well as speaking of him as honorable. 's does pot, murderous authoritarian murderer. >> what has he ton. >> murdered political opponents. >> when the president said he is tough. tough translates into yeah, he murders his opponents. >> a lot of authoritarian leaders and despots have been tough. apparently that's what mr. trump admires in other individuals. >> what about when he says i am going to deal with the dictator because i don't want a nuclear bomb dropped on your head? >> you have to deal with the president. freb and other presidents before him said they would do the same thing of i think he is laying the drownedwork for de facto acceptance of north korea as a nuclear power. he is going to claim kim jong-un has claimed he is no longer going to test and further develop it. he is claiming they are going down a denuclearization path but everything i have read and the statements don't indicate he is goin

trump and kim jong un and the former ambassador to south korea to talk about what is at stake and how this is drality show that is coming into fruition. we saw the drama yesterday when immade a moonlight stroll.and director of ritz res joining us. theyd career expert of how operate and their style when it comes to their high-level talks. ♪ pres. trump: a year of strategic patience. regime hasorean failed. they will be met with fire and fury. man is on a suicide mission for himself. sensely believe it makes for north korea to come to the table. we are going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for south korea, for japan, for china.

jong-un has not agreed or his envoys with the president's position. those differences likely are significant. >> we keep hearing we have to be skeptical of k*im's regime. how do you negotiate with a lack of trust? >> that's a challenge that all previous presidents have faced with a regime that lies and cheats and has always manipulated. i have to give this administration credit for taking this on. maximum pressure economically, the threat of military options, and getting three resolutions out of the u.n. they're dealing with thugs and killers before and it's the reality of it. it is the right thing to do to try to get these nuclear weapons out of the hands voluntarily. if that doesn't happen we'll take them from them. that's where we're heading. >> the other big question, if there is a no nuke pact with north korea would it be enforceible? >> what secretary pompeo and our diplomats are trying to do and in the negotiations is just that. first is what they have to get -- this is what they have to get. they have to get them to identify all of their nuclear weapons that they have and we're not certain about how many they have. and where they are located a

jong-un to the white house. >> already a busy friday for us. as well.e g7 it argentina getting a loan from the ims.ere you find this chart. we are basically just treading water. we are going anywhere as far as global stocks. we still holding off on a lot of things for next week after singapore but for the feds. ahead to also looking what is happening in the g7 and canada. donald trump just recently tweeted that he called trudeau indignant about the stairs. definitely, tensions when it had good when you're talking about the emerging markets, that list of countries is definitely getting longer each day. g7 looking more like a high school drama. happening here in asia. sophie has more. overe: that's talking playing out in asia -- stock over playing out in asia. sparking the fears. treasury yields plunged sharply. the aussie is also being swept in the downturn did it 76. that could trigger for the losses. breaking a six-day crime, paul and beth hello the 130 handle. this is a young, it holds below 110 after trump express cautious skepticism. japan, we are seeing site losses for the nikkei 225. given th

im a ge to go come to you on this first this is what your study is about. he seems to admire the fact that kim jong-un and he even made some comments about kim being able to kill people. i mean just the idea that he had absolute power over his people. the fact they showed fervor. they have to. they don't have a choice. there is something to that and it does seem to be consistent? >> this is how he behaved his entire life and running for office. these rallies he had were typical of a demagogue and during that time he was praising dictators, praised various prot toe fascists that were running for office in europe. we are way past hypotheticals. we are way past wondering how he would govern if he gets in. he would govern with children snatched from their parents and put into camps. he would govern by attacking freedom of the press of assembly, judiciary, and he is governing without anybody checking him with the gop being absolutely complicit in these policies. if you think trump will not try to establish a state of control over american citizens, similar to kim jong-un and our dictators, you're wrong. he