there is also no change to our ironclad commitment to the defense of our allies the republic of korea and japan the security of our allies is integral to our american security. the united states looks forward to continue our close coordination with japan and south korea as we achieve the successful inform implementation of the agreement that was achieved at the singapore summit thank you. thank you very much lastly let us the invite when you start can you be happy thank you very much welcome ladies and gentlemen of the press it is indeed a distinct honor for me to be here with the secretary of state mr mike brown pale and my japanese counterpart foreign minister of course taught here in tokyo so soon after secretary pump it was third visit to pyongyang but first of all let me also reiterate the sentiment expressed by secretary pump aoe about the terrible losses caused by the torrential rain and flooding in the west turn japan our thoughts are very much with the families and communities affected by this climactic event and we wish this the government swift recovery and i are great to s

that could be a two-way street so what they see is the extension over the republic of korea so they could easily demand denuclearization to the peninsula applies to the united states and north korea meaning no bombers or any nuclear capable weapons system is allowed into the republic of korea. and i hope you are prepared to think about how we would respond to such a demand they apply their definition by saying this applies both ways. >> so to spend a couple minutes on russia. you talk about this in your book i sense you are frustrated by the inability to tell the story that i personally believe that response was a slap on the wris wrist. so if you are whispering in the air of the president with two or three pieces of advice how we deal with latimer putin in the next three or five years what is he doing wrong? >> i will say with the anemic reaction and in retrospect at the time those considerations that tempered that with that reluctance to magnify or amplify what the russians were doing. and second because obama was concerned about this but. >> but be that as it may, one thing that is use

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might look at denuclearization, what they see is the extension of our nuclear umbrella over the republic of korea. they could demand denuclearization of the peninsula applies both to the united states and north korea. many no bombers or any nuclear capable weapon system would be allowed into the republic of korea were operational proximity. i hope we are prepared to think about how we would respond to such a demand. i could see the north koreans applying their definition by saying this applies both ways. >> will spend a couple minutes on russia. you been watching russia for 60 years or so. you talk about this in your book, i sense that you are frustrated at the time but the leadership in d.c. to tell the story i think our response was a slap on the rest for vladimir putin. so, if you're whispering in the ear of the president and you have advice for how you need to deal with putin in the next 3 3 - 5 years what is he doing wrong and what shall we be doing? >> guest: i will say with that anemic reaction in retrospect i wish we had hammered it harder earlier. at the time, in consideration that tempe

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there is also no change to our ironclad commitment to the defense of our allies, the republic of koreas integral to our american security. the united states looks forward to continuing our close coordination with japan and south korea as we achieve the successful implementation of the agreement that was achieved at the singapore summit. thank you. >> thank you very much. lastly, let us invite the minister. >> thank you very much. welcome, ladies and gentlemen of the press. it is, indeed, a distinct honor for me to be here with secretary of state, mr. mike pompeo, and my japanese counterpart, the foreign minister, near tokyo so soon after secretary pompeo's third visit to pyongyang. but first of all, let me also reiterate the sentiment expressed by secretary pompeo about the terrible losses caused by the torrential rain and flooding in western japan. our thoughts are very much with the families and communities affected by this climactic event, and we wish them, the government swift recovery and our greatest sympathies to the families affected. secretary pompeo's visit to the pyongyang,

republic of cameroon this is one of the several routes refuges state from getting into contact with cameroon and forces separatist are due to mark the anniversary of the sub declared independence of the republic of korea in two months time now clashes are expected now a lot of people i expected to come through this route because of the fighting between the government forces and the rebels for months freddo sums has been living in exile in nigeria he remembers clearly the day he was forced to leave. they just came with two vehicles. everybody was running. the last fall over forty five minutes there was. every where he and other young men are still wanted by the army i cruised membership of the separatism was only a movement where says independence is a legitimate demand. even the feed dogs are you out to kill all of us then you need to school but dad this struggle is going and we also win about while he and thirty thousand other refugees are digging in for a long study leave a few shows bracing for yet to join the comedy breeze al-jazeera on the niger border the u.s. economy is growing at its fastest level in year is but economists question whether it's sustainable as it was john hendren has a story th

and those immediate threats have a been reduced the republic of korea and the dp rk and the people's republic of korea they believe the other side is about to launch an attack than they are trained to launch a retaliatory attack to attack promptly is that is the only way to limit damage. that is a dangerous doctrine of the precise warning indicators w that would trigger or the united states and we have to go first now. let me give you two examples. that actually happened in hawaii. the hawaii emergency management agency announcement that is not a drill united states government did not worry we have redundant warning systems and they check everybody out and second honest professional people said we made a mistake. this was just a drill. and then that they were about to attack hawaii. but a similar even, a also working -- a false warning do they have a redundant system? with those cheap russian radar that they have? i ran and other satellites? they have simple watchers. and instead of having honest and professional officers they are yes-men. if they report a mistake they will be killed.

and we know critics will try to minimize the work that we've achieved but our allies like the republic of korea and japan president and i believe that peace is worth the effort and that's something that we all want as allies we share and are committed to the same goal the fully verified final denuclearization north korea has agreed to by chairman kim jong il. today we were able to reaffirm our neighboring commitment to continue strengthening of our trying not to corporation tours the common goal of knows careers complete verifiable and irreversible dismantlement all weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles of all ranges. correspondent for the soul and there was that news conference joins me now live from tokyo very clear confirmation from mike that as far as the u.s. is concerned talks with north korea are on track. yes in the cold war we had like many reports just the day before when the water life the volcano ball. went to the least and other documents been published on the center and visions of the north korean central news agency that these folks i can't stand like to get out of s

to oural thank you member from the republic of korea for joining. the republic of korea for joining. it seems especially timely to ask once again how to begin the korean these process that has eluded us for so long. such a peace process in parallel with nuclear thoughts. to understand why, we have to understand the dprk's long-standing objectives, or what the north calls the u.s.'s hostile policy. the relaxation for sanctions and above all the piece regime on the current peninsula. secretarytrump and pompeo seem aware of kim jong-un's desire to end and the tea. -- and enmity -- end enmity. or to say, as the president has, that he is prepared to end the korean war and normalize relations. something his predecessors have never tried. ultimately he may have to find a way to forge an alliance. pompeo put it on june 7, we want to achieve a fundamentally different strategic relationship. kimelse to assure chairman that he will consider yielding his nuclear arms. denuclearization needs to be accompanied by piece and viagra fully different relationship. -- b

republic of cameroon this is one of the several routes refuges state try void getting into contact with cameroon and forces separatists are due to mark the anniversary of the self declared independence of the republic of korea in two month's time now clashes are expected now a lot of people i expected to come through this route because of the fighting between the government forces and the rebels for months fred or some has been living in exile in nigeria he remembers clearly the day he was forced to leave. they just came to their cost and everybody was running. they lasted for over forty five minutes there was constant shooting everywhere he and other young men are still wanted by the army i cruised of membership of the supporters some but only a movement where says independence is a legitimate demand even the pigs that you have to cure all of us then you need to sort of what that this struggle is going to. we wind up while he and thirty thousand other refugees are digging in for a long steady leave of you she was bracing for yet more to join the. al-jazeera on the nigeria border. the moment we'll have all the weather with rob but still ahead here now to syria. we look at the challenge of ensuring a free an

stepped forward and said quite unexpectedly was ending military cooperation exercises with the republic of korea something that no one expected in apparently something for which he got nothing or very little in return so there is deep on certainty of america is divided and president trump and the republican party and most of the stalwarts and most of the people that the good ukrainian ambassador just spoke about are people who don't share trump's unpredictability with his rather benign news about president putin ok and that division is there but not controlling as we have seen this week going to really quite disastrous meetings at nato and with mrs may in which drug backed it up on his own so expect the un no the unpredicted on and off the docks coming out of this meeting from president from tustin do you think this is going to be about substance all the fly less will ultimately it just boils down to the style of the meeting. it's hard to tell but certainly europeans are more these are two leaders meeting who share a distaste for strong your distaste for liberal democracy a distaste for the trut

while the immediate threats to have a preventive war to be duced, the republic of korea d united states and d pmp rk all have preemptive doctrines, meaning if they believe that the other side is about to launch an attack, the military forces are primed and trained to launch a retall tower or anticipate tower retaliation to afack promptly because it's the only way you could limit damage. preemptive strike like that if you believe adversary strike is unavoidable and legal, but it's a dangerous doctrine because we don't know what are the precise warning indicators that would trigger the north koreans or the united states to say, the other side made a decision, we've got to go first, now. let me give you two examples. what if there is a report that there has been a missile launched. that has happened. .t happened in hawaii awaiian emergency management announcement saying this is not a drill. local people got really worried. but the united states government did not. why? three reasons. one, we have warning systems and they check. second, we have honest, professional people manning this sayin

war you know sixty odd your state of war between the united states and the democratic people's republic of korea and yet people are denouncing it is if this is something bad so there's kind of a a very bizarre set of circumstances going on in the united states where would be liberals are not supporting efforts toward peace it's a very strange. development that we've got going wrong on right now rick thanks for coming in the program giving us your thoughts on a situation developing method a hearing still ongoing rick sterling investigative journalist. riffing on a series of islamic state attacks in south west syria have killed a police two hundred fifteen people. from r.t.r. epic reports. but i learned that the security has been strengthened in some way to province after a series of terror attacks that currently were on the square near the market where in the morning as you said bomber blew himself up in a crowd of people there are stalls all around people who are shopping we can still see the puddles of blood and the body parts not far from here there's a square and a residential area where two

and we know critics will try to minimize the work that we've achieved but our allies like the republic of korea and japan president trump and i believe that peace is worth the effort. and that's something that we all want as allies we share and are committed to the same goal the fully verified final denuclearization north korea has agreed to by chairman kim jong il japan's prime minister shinzo says rescuers are working around the clock to help victims of floods and landslides at least sixty five people have died in fifty nine the missing after days of downpours more than one and a half million people have been ordered to leave their homes. the sudanese foreign minister says south sudan's warring parties have agreed a power sharing deal reinstating rice vice president regional leaders have been mediating talks in uganda to end the civil war a similar deal was signed in twenty fifteen but fell apart a year later the wars killed tens of thousands of displaced millions since twenty thirty. it's agreed in principle. we'll work. together with his brother. for the sake of peace understand reality so

and we know critics will try to minimize the work that we've achieved but our allies like the republic of koreaand japan.

republic of cameroon this is one of the several routes refuges state from getting into contact with cameroon and forces separatist are due to mark the anniversary of the sub declared independence of the republic of korea in two month's time now clashes are expected now a lot of people i expected to come through this route because of the fighting between the government forces and the rebels. for months fred assumptions been living in exile in nigeria he remembers clearly the day he was forced to leave. they just came with vehicles that everybody was running. the last fall over forty five minutes it was. everywhere he and other young men are still wanted by the army accused of membership of the separatism was only a movement where says independence is a legitimate demand even if it is that you have to cure all of us. you you only do so but that this struggle is going to end we wind up while he and thirty thousand other refugees are digging in for a long stay or leave a few shows bracing for yet more to join the army greece al-jazeera on the nigeria border. now this lady behind me is known as the red queen she was wealthy and she lived in what is now mexico but thirteen hundred years ago she was found ab

the president of russia ilia portray co has been following the meeting in on young and got exclusive images from inside north korea. these are our first. the democratic people's republic of korea. so sergey lavrov just departed and we're going to follow him right now. we just left the airport and we're trying to catch up with sergey lavrov but we seem to be a bit far behind or on the way to the capital pyongyang. this is a truly incredible opportunity for us to film inside the place where most high profile meetings and north korea happen just as the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is talking to his north korean counterpart behind closed doors right there. the moment wendy walsh and top diplomat is and is absolutely unique on the one hand the resolution of the korean peninsula crisis might be just a few steps away with a massive concessions the north and the south have both been making and even donald trump to however we understand that any move can make everything collapse. so the question is why exactly sergey lavrov and it up in the north korean capital russian diplomatic sources suggest that it was after several invitations in a row by mr elaborate off statu

and we know critics will try to minimize the work that we've achieved but our allies like the republic of korea and japan president trump and i believe that peace is worth the effort. and that's something that we all want as allies we share and are committed to the same goal the fully verified final denuclearization north korea has agreed to by chairman kim jong il. is in the south korean capital seoul. also in the message we got out of that press conference this morning was that talks were on track or the tactics of the accusations that north korea had made against the u.s. in the way to engage the north korean delegation in the pyongyang talks he played that down he suggested that they had a good and open lengthy discussions with north korea about complete denethor as ation across iran angel weapons and he stated if a broad it's a broad definition and the north korean officials understood that now an interesting quote he said if those requests were gangster like the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council about what needs to be achieved so as me

is fatally mistaken if it went to the extent of regarding that the democratic people's republic of korea would be compelled to accept out of its patience the demands reflecting its gangster-like mind set. the president tweeted this in contrast. quote, i have confidence that kim jong-un will honor the contract we signed and even more importantly our handshake. we agreed to the denuclearization of north korea. china, on the other hand, may be exerting negative pressure on a deal because of our posture on chinese trade. hope not. so what's your analysis? >> well, i'm just amazed by donald trump's credulity. he thinks he has a contract with kim yong june and that kim jong-un will honor it? by the way, this is the same president who's been repeatedly sued by his own contractors for not honoring his contracts. but there was no contract. there was no real agreement in singapore beyond these vague assurances from north korea that they would work towards complete denuclearization at some unspecified point in the future. they've never shown any evidence they're going to give up their nuclear weapo

korea. we have some understanding based on what the intelligence community provides. also, arms control experts. do not forget international allies as well. we really good lines of discussion with the republicnd even china. looking at where the north korean capability is not just for delivery vehicles but also proliferation possibility is one of the big things in terms of discussion and it should be on the agenda when the secretary of state, mike pompeo returns north korea. last week the secretary of defense, james mattis said discussions in china and japan and also korea, discussions about korea continue. we begun a process that will be a really hard process. it will be a long-term process. but at least we have it and we will be able to fill in additional information and then get to a timetable and finally get to the verification part of the agreement that was established in singapore. >> how does this reflect the on that much-anticipated and hyped summit between president trump and kim jong-un that took place, 19 days ago.and does this cast a reflection on the trump presidency on the world stage? >> i think taking a chance is important that the summit even happened, gives the opportunity

that is to cease our military exercises with the republic of korea inned a advantages of any demonstrable progress on denuclearization. we've already given a lot. we need to see the north koreans make concrete progress on denuclearization before we do anything more. >> but isn't the fact that they've not had a nuclear test in nine months, not had a ballistic missile test in nine months, isn't that significant? >> well, it's significant, but let's ask ourselves the question, who has the onus been upon? it has been upon the north koreans who have violated all agreements that have been reached by the international community, multiple u.n. resolutions, sanctions have been imposed as a result, and they continued both to proliferate nuclear weapons and to test their delivery systems in a way that threatened our allies and partners in the region and ultimately potentially the u.s. homeland. so the onus was on the north koreans to stop that before we would take any further steps that would ease the pressure that's on their economy and welcome them into the international community. the president h

heart -- sport represents a source of enjoyment and ennoblement, and you may have noted that the republic of korea south korea, has offered to permit certain events of the 1988 olympics to take place in the north. international sports competitions of all kinds could take place in both parts of this city. and what better way to demonstrate to the world the openness of this city than to offer in some future year to hold the olympic games here in berlin, east and west? [ applause ] >> in these four decades, as i have said, you berliners have built a great city. you've done so in spite of threats -- the soviet attempts to impose the east-mark, the blockade. today the city thrives in spite of the challenges implicit in the very presence of this wall. what keeps you here? certainly there's a great deal to be said for your fortitude, for your defiant courage. but i believe there's something deeper, something that involves berlin's whole look and feel and way of life -- not mere sentiment. no one could live long in berlin without being completely disabused of illusions. something instead, that has seen th

and then went on to tell us in the press conference that he cut out the exercises with the republic of korea. something that we had been holding on to for a long period of time, because it's important to stabilize and strengthen our relationship. so we don't know what the president will do. he is unpredictable. i can tell you, however, that the greatest shock to me would be if vladimir putin turns over one russian, not 12, not 25. to be tried in the united states. russians don't have an ext extradition treaty. so the notion that anybody has that that would do anything useful i think is very poorly stated. what is important, interestingly enough, is that if we had a normal president who could find a way to get along with president putin, and try to deal with some of the major issues that are out there between us, everything from nuclear weapon to diplomatic breakups, everything from syria to ukraine to crimea, to his efforts to split off the west europeans from the united states, those would all be important questions to treat with. and a solid determined and indeed significant president woul

theecial thank you to ambassador of the republic of korea for attending today's briefing. i am honored. we welcome this morning to the welcome news that north korea the remains of soldiers from the korean war on this the 50th anniversary of signing the armistice agreement the fighting. it seems good timing to ask again how to begin the korean peace process that has eluded us for so long. such a piece process in parallel with nuclear talks is essential if we are to make headway in the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. to understand why, we have to lifelongd the dprk's enmity with the united states or what is called the u.s.'s hostile policy. what this entails according to them is the economic and political relations, relaxation of sanctions, and a piece regime on -- and a peaceful regime on the north korean peninsula. -- he may have to find a way to forge an alliance. or a secretary pompeo put it, we want to achieve a fundamentally different strategic relationship between our two countries. how else to assure chairman kim assured enough to release his nuclear arms. d

republic of cameroon this is one of the several routes refugees take getting into contact with cameroon and forces separatists are due to mark the anniversary of the sub declared independence of the republic of korea in two months time now clashes are expected now a lot of people expected to come through this route because of the fighting between the government forces and the rebels. for months fred assumptions been living in exile in nigeria it remembers clearly the day he was forced to leave they really cheese they just came with their course that everybody was running. they lasted for over forty five minutes it was. everywhere he and other young men are still wanted by the army accused of membership of the supporters some was only a movement where says independence is a legitimate demand. even if it is that you have to cure all of us then you need to sort of but that this struggle is going to end we asked wind up while he and thirty thousand other refugees are digging in for a long stay or leave a few shows bracing for yet more to join the. biggest challenge now is for the relief workers the united nations high commission for refugees and the nigerian agents is walking with the people here to m

republic of cameroon this is one of the several routes refuges state try void getting into contact with cameroon and forces separatists are due to mark the anniversary of the subject at independence of the republic of korea in two months time now clashes are expected now a lot of people i expected to come through this route because of the fighting between the government forces and the rebels for months fred assumptions been living in exile in nigeria he remembers clearly the day he was forced to leave the room. they just came with their calls and everybody was running. the last fall over forty five minutes there was constant shooting everywhere he and other young men are still wanted by the army i cruised membership of the separatism was only a movement where says independence is a legitimate demand even if you have to cure all of us. you you only do so or but that this struggle is going to end we wind up while he and thirty thousand other refugees are digging in for a long story leave a few shares bracing for yet more to join the. bomb in the breeze al jazeera on the nigeria border there are reports that at least seventeen people have been killed in central mali ahead of sunday's presidential election t

stepped forward and said quite unexpectedly was ending military cooperation exercises with the republic of korea something that no one expected in apparently something for which he got nothing or very little in return so there is deep on certainty in america is divided and president trump and the republican party and most of the stalwarts and most of the people that the good ukrainian ambassador just spoke about are people who don't share trump's unpredictability with his rather benign news about president putin ok and that division is there but not controlling as we have seen this week going to really quite disastrous meetings at nato and with mrs may in which trump backed it up on his own so expect the on own the unpredicted on an off the docks coming out of this meeting from president from tustin do you think this is going to be about substance all the fly less will ultimately it just boils down to the style of the meeting. it's hard to tell but certainly europeans are more these are two leaders meeting who share a distaste for strong your distaste for liberal democracy a distaste for the tru

and we know critics will try to minimize the work that we've achieved but our allies like the republic of korea and japan president trump and i believe that peace is worth the effort. and that's something that we all want as allies we share and are committed to the same goal the fully verified final denuclearization north korea has agreed to by chairman kim jong il sarah clarke is in the south korean capital seoul. also in the message we got out of that press conference this morning was that talks were on track or the tactics of the accusations that north korea had made against the u.s. in the way to engage to the north korean delegation in the pyongyang talks he played that down he suggested that they had a good and open lengthy discussions with north korea about complete denuclearization across iran angel weapons and he stated it's a broad it's a broad definition and the north korean officials understood that now and interesting quotes he said if those requests were gangster like the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council about what needs to be

a special thank you to a member from the republic of korea for attending today's briefing. i'm truly honored. we woke up this morning to the news that north korea had .eturned 50 sets of remains it seems especially timely to ask once again how to begin the korean peace process that has eluded us for so long. such a peace process in parallel nuclear talks is essential if we are to make headway in denuclearization of the korean peninsula. to understand why, we have to understand the dprk's long-standing objectives, or -- and end its enmity with the united states, or what the north calls the u.s.'s hostile policy. the this entails is political relations, the relaxation for sanctions and regime -- the piece the koreane on peninsula. president trump and secretary pompeo seem aware of kim jong-un's desire to end enmity. or to say, as the president has, that he is prepared to end the korean war and normalize relations. something his predecessors have never tried. ultimately, he have to find a may way to forge an alliance. l, orside the one with seou as secretary pompeo put it on ju

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are signs of progress in north korea the relationship with iran is getting worse the iranian foreign minister has released a tweet mocking donald trump's late night threats trump warns the republic of consequences never seen before the u.s. president says he's unconcerned that he may be heightening tensions shepparton see reports. the iranian foreign minister's tweet mimics of the all caps late night tweet from the u.s. president color us unimpressed it said the world heard even harsher bluster a few months ago and iranians have heard them albeit more civilized ones for forty years we've been around for millennia and seen full of empires including our own which lasted more than the life of some countries be cautious exclamation mark be cautious is how donald trump's tweet ended as well thanks at the white house donald trump was asked if he had any concerns about provoking tensions with iran this was his response. things have changed in the administration everywhere now those around on from who've long advocated for regime change in iran notably national security advisor john bolton he released the following statement if iran does anything at all to the negative they will pay a p

people's republic of china rehab would be compelled to accept out of its patients the demands reflecting gangster like mind-set." pompeo sang the two nations have productive talks and north korea reaffirmed his commitment to dismantle its nuclear arsenal. watch. >> i am determined to achieve the commitment that president trump made and i am counting on chairman came to be determined to follow through on the commitment that he made. and so if those requests were gangster like, the world is a gangster because there was a unanimous decision of the u.n. security council about what needs to be achieved. >> kennedy: what happens now? that seems to be a direct page taken from north korea's playbook where they acquiesce, and they back off, so were to we go next in this? >> andrew: we wish we could rewind the tape and not go where we went first place but i think he's got to turn the page back to maximum pressure and we have to recognize that this is a folk anti-american regime that really doesn't want to have the kind of vision as the korean peninsula, their vision of the korean peninsula is north korea running the korean peninsula. and they are not moving off of that. and i think we h

korea's emily pushing back saying they're not so happy with the progress. >> harris: benjamin hall, thank you very much. republic and congressman mike gallagher of the house homeland security committee is here with us in person in new york and it's great to have you on the program. that one man's denuclearization is another man's what? have we gotten on the topic her here? >> i would disagree with the assessment of both sides agree to denuclearization. both sides signed a piece of paper that said we will work towards denuclearization, but of course when kim jong un talks about denuclearization, he really means we are going to force the americans to get off the peninsula entirely an advocate or security agreements with south korea. when we talk about denuclearization, it's complete verifiable and irreversible dismantling of the program so there's a lot of details need to be worked out and that's why the negotiation they are having are so important if for no other reason than to ascertain whether or not kim jong un is serious and i worry that he's not. >> harris: you're worried that he's not, i'm worried that's a very simple definition that we hav