so now there are five voices speaking to kim jong il, not just one. and so if kim jong il decides again to not honor an agreement, he's not only doing injustice to america, he'd be doing injustice to china, as well. and i think this will work. it's not going to work if we open up a dialogue with kim jong il. thata™s what he wants. he wants to unravel the six- party talks, or the five-nation coalition that's sending him a clear message. on iran, i hope we can do the same thing, continue to work with the world to convince the iranian mullahs to abandon their nuclear ambitions. we worked very closely with the foreign ministers of france, germany and great britain, who have been the folks delivering the message to the mullahs that if you expect to be part of the world of nations, get rid of your nuclear programs. the iaea is involved. there's a special protocol recently been passed that allows for inspections. i hope we can do it. and we've got a good strategy. lehrer: senator kerry, 90 seconds. kerry: with respect to iran, the british, french, and germans

that's precisely what kim jong-il wants. it will cause the six-party talks to evaporate. will mean china is no longer involved in convincing us along with us to convince kim jong-il to get rid of his weapons. it's a big mistake to do that. we must have china's rev raj on kim jong-il along with ourselves. if you enter bilateral talks, they'll be happy to walk away from the table. i don't think that will work. >> mr. president, this is the last question and two minutes. it's a new subject accidents new question. it has to do with president putin and russia. did you misjudge him or do you feel what he's doing in the name of anti-terrorism by changing some democratic processes is okay? >> no, i don't think it's okay and said so publicly. i think that there needs to be checks and balances in a democracy and made that very clear that by consolidating power in a central government, he's sending a signal to the western world and united states that perhaps he doesn't believe in checks and balances. i've told him that. he's also a strong ally in the war on terror. listen, they went

kim jong il is now a friend of donald trump. he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. we fell in love. the one beers are shocked and react and writing him and his evil regime are responsible for with the death of our son. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. i had to call and talk to friends in the just to check in every now and then we talked a little bit and that was an important moment because i knew that they must have been emotional. it's hard for me to explain. donald trump, president trumps tactics in this i am supportive of engagement with north korea. obviously that's what we do. i am not a fan of the high wire personal diplomacy because it might work on a tactical level. but when it fails, we're on the brink of war. i would hope that he was not trying to use the family. i think he genuinely felt for the family and for auto. but then his statements about cameras on my body and very disconcerting and disappointing. in new york, we soon come across more disturbing details. allegedly, the official

a prisoner of the regime of north korea warmongering between rivals, kim jong il and donald trump, is at its peak. today will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen a silent mission on a difficult route. we elected not to use south korea, china, or russia to help us plan. days later on a warm beer is back home, but he's fatally ill. severe brain damage says the coroner, cause unknown. was it torture? for me as parents become ons in a game played by president trump, who later announces that the north korean leader knew nothing about warm beer. all i can do is shake right to the right. when the state department sends emergency dr. mike flick, if you're to north korea, his plane of choice is still in africa, the carrier phoenix. they're often evacuated bola patients. but for this mission, lucky girl insists on the best plane and the best team. he doesn't even tell his family where he's headed so i didn't tell him exactly where i did until the mission was over because it was becoming more and more apparent that this was a special mission. i told him i was going to korea

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but on the other hand i'm inclined to the view that the personal outreach from present trump to kim jong il was a good thing and they met 3 times quite extraordinary meetings tickly the one with president trump walked over the line in the d.n.c. between the 2 koreas and while as best the paper in his say that it hasn't delivered perhaps what could've non-malicious i think it did you know cool things down quite a lot we all remember the rocket man speech at the general assembly in 2017 almost the threat of nuclear armageddon against a north korea and then it all pulled back from that so i'm rather positive about the efforts for the 2 men to get to know each other and pull back from where they both were right out of serious serious political analyst. is with us as well if president trump is reelected but what are we likely to see him try to revive his face to face diplomacy with north korea's leader. absolutely especially the face to face part of it because as we know you know there's been some bromance established between the 2 leaders with it with whatever ups and downs so much so that pres

kim jong il is now a friend of donald trump. he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. we fell in love. the warm beers are shocked and react and writing him and his evil regime are responsible for, for the death of our son. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. i had to call and talk to friends and just to check in every now and then we talked a little bit and that was an important moment because i knew that they must have been emotional. it's hard for me to explain. donald trump, president trumps tactics in this i am supportive of engagement with north korea. obviously that's what we do. i am not a fan of the high wire personal diplomacy because it might work on a tactical level. but when it fails, we're on the brink of war. i would hope that he was not trying to use the family. i think he genuinely felt for the family and for auto. but then his statements about my buddy had very disconcerting and disappointing. in new york, we soon come across more disturbing details. allegedly, the official torture clai

kim jong il is now a friend of donald trump. he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. we fell in love. the warm beers are shocked and react and writing him and his evil regime are responsible for the death of our son. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. i had a cold and talked to friends in the just to check in every now and then we talk a little bit and that was an important moment because i knew that they did that must have been emotional. it's hard for me to explain it. donald trump, president trumps tactics and this i am supportive of engagement with north korea. obviously that's what we do. i am not a fan of the high wire personal diplomacy because it might work on a tactical level. but when it fails, we're on the brink of war. i would hope that he was not trying to use the family. i think he genuinely felt for the family and for auto. but then his statements about my buddy and very disconcerting and disappointing. in new york, we soon come across more disturbing details. allegedly, the official to

kim jong il is now a friend of donald trump. he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. we fell in love. the warm beers are shocked and react and writing him and his evil regime are responsible for with the death of our son. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. i had to call and talk to friends in the just to check in every now and then we talked a little bit and that was an important moment because i knew that the that must have been emotional. it's hard for me to explain it. donald trump, president trumps tactics in this i am supportive of engagement with north korea. obviously that's what we do. i am not a fan of the high wire personal diplomacy because it might work on a tactical level. but when it fails, we're on the brink of war. i would hope that he was not trying to use the family. i think he genuinely felt for the family and for auto. but then his statements about chemistry alone. my buddy had, are very disconcerting and disappointing. in new york, we soon come across more disturbing details. alle

donald trump makes the world less secure when he embraces authoritarians, like kim jong il and like lead member putin, like air dog on in turkey. when he embraces authoritarians, do where to in the philippines. when he embraces of or terry's who by leaps human rights and act in anti-democratic ways, he makes the world less secure because of those individuals, it's a name how this is just not a rake in brazing. no, it's either and you know, it has or it's president obama oversaw the destruction, one of the most prosperous immigrant friendly, stable countries in africa that crisis in and of itself and created. that's huge immigrant wave into europe. you know that i know that everybody in police a community agrees on that. that's great. let's see the rise of far right populism in europe. you know that decision was a finance proportions and you're trying to tell me that whatever donald trump's asked was more damaging than launching the war against libya since 2001, the war on terror and radical islamic fundamentalism. not peaceful islamic countries, but those who, who unleash terror and who

kim jong il is now a friend of donald trump. he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. we fell in love. the warm beers are shocked and react in writing. kim and his evil regime are responsible for the death of our son. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. i had to call and talk to friends in the just to check in every now and then we talked a little bit and that was an important moment because i knew that they must have been emotional. it's hard for me to explain. donald trump, president trumps tactics and this i am supportive of engagement with north korea. obviously that's what we do. i am not a fan of the high wire personal diplomacy because it might work on a tactical level. but when it fails, we're on the brink of war. i would hope that he was not trying to use the family. i think he genuinely felt for the family and for auto. but then his statements about chemistry alone, my buddy, and very disconcerting and disappointing. in new york, we soon come across more disturbing details. allegedly, the offic

but despite meeting kim jong il and 3 times, he's been unable to persuade pyongyang to give up its nuclear arsenal. biden says he will not only meet kim unless he agrees to roll back his nuclear program for us . it's a spring and steve oaken in singapore. he's a senior advisor at mcclatchy associates and was a deputy general counsel at the u.s. department of transportation. good to have you with us again, we were hearing earlier in the program that there was almost a little sigh of relief in many european capitals when news broke of, of joe biden winning the election. was that the same across the asia pacific region? well, across most of the asia pacific reason it was because joe biden is going to take a multilateral approach to the region. he is going to work with the countries in the region on reforming in liberalizing trade. but he's also going to work within the region multilaterally, i'm climate change, he's going to work within the region, multilaterally climate addressing coded and preventing future pandemics. and so that multilateral approach is going to be the benefit to the benef

well we included south korean, japan and russia so now there are five voices speaking to ji to kim jong-il, not just one. so if kim jong-il decides not to honor what he signed, this will be a injustice to not just america but the world. and if that's what he wants, to the five coalition nation sending him the message. on iran i hope we can do the same thing. continue to work with the world to convince the reigning mullahs to abandon their convictions. we work closely with germany and great britain who work forcely delivering the message to the mullahs if you expect to be part of the world of nations, get rid of your nuclear weapons. iaea has been called. there are laws passed to allow for inspections. i hope we can do it. we have a good strategy. >> senator kerry, 90 seconds. >> with respect to iran, the british, french and germans were the ones who initiated effort without the united states regrettably to begin to try to move to deter the nuclear possibility in iran. i believe we could have done better. i believe the united states should have offered the opportunity to provide fuel, test