rok exercises and sanctions relief. in other words, does the dprk believe it can take its nuclear weapons program off the negotiating table? i believe it isn't sure whether it could do that. i would note that some who are in this administration now certainly believe they will, they being the dprk, will never give up their nuclear weapons program. if we went around and we asked everybody here to comment on that idea, i'd say at least half of you would say they will never give up their nuclear weapons program. i believe by saying that you give the dprk hope that they can keep it. my view is that we should destroy that hope. explicitly, we should not repeat not settle for a freeze on their nuclear weapons program unless the freeze were simply a step to denuclearization. to put this another way, i am opposed to talks with the dprk if they take their nuclear weapons program off the table. i believe to engage in talks that they cannot, by agreement ahead of time, produce the nuclearization would legitimize the dprk's nuclear

/rok exercises and sanctions relief? in other words, does the dprk believe it can take its nuclear weapons program off any negotiating table? i believe it isn't sure whether it could do that. i would note that some who are in this administration now certainly believe they will, they, meaning the dprk, will never give up their nuclear weapons program. if we went around and we asked everybody here to comment on that, i dare say at least half of you would say they'll never give up their nuclear weapons program. i believe by saying that, you give the dprk hope that they can keep it. my view is that we should destroy that hope. explicitly we should not, repeat not settle for a freeze on their nuclear weapons program, unless the freeze were simply a step to denuclearization. to put this another way, i'm posed to talks with the dprk if they take their nuclear weapons program off the table. i believe to engage in talks when they cannot by agreement ahead of time produce the denuclearization would legitimize the dprk's nuclear we

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i would say that i absolutely do believe, however, that the ultimate election in the rok will bear in very substantial way the out come of that election in what sorts of policies can be pursued to deal with the dprk. so, i think that connection is real. what is happening now and the difficulties that the president is having in the rok is not something i think i could usefully comment on, so i'm going to let it go. >> ambassador gallucci, i was sort of astounded to hear you say you did not know anything about heu program, while you were negotiating such a successful -- >> that's true. >> -- successful framework. i don't remember you mentioning heu but in that connection you mentioned mistrust, degree to which mistrust between dprk is so high that they still do not really trust, take whatever we say, washington says, they don't take it at face value. now, with respect to the motivation for north korea to pursue the other paths of developing nuclear weapons by way of enrichment, which administration later claimed all kinds of programs although it did not specify the term heu program in t

i think prudence and wisdom on my part is to stay far away from the rok politics in right now. i would say that i'm absolutely do believe that the ultimate k will bear ine ro a very substantial way the outcome of our election on one source of policies can be -- pursued to deal with dprk so i think that , connection is real. what is happening now and the difficulties the president is having in the rok is not something i think i can use so i'm going to let go. gallucci, i was stunned to hear you say you did not know anything about acu's program. why you are negotiating such a successful framework and i don't remember you ever mentioning that. but in that connection, you also mention mistrust, a degree of the the dprkeen and the u.s. is so high that we still do not trust or take whatever we say , washington says either taking it at face value. now, with respect to the motivation for north koreans to pursue the path of developing nuclear weapons by way of enrichment, which administration later claimed cover for all kinds of programs, although it did not specify a term for the progr

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. >> a very interesting race. 17th congressional district between mike honda and challenger rok hanna>> honda has strong connections with organized labor but he's under a clous because of an ongoing investigation. kana more moderate with an appeal for change led honda in the june primary but he too has come under fire by an ethics issue raced by honda. it will be interesting here to see not only how the democrats vote, they have to choose one of their own, but also which candidate will be favored by independents and republicans. >> larry, we've got 17 statewide ballot initiatives. i've got to do my homework today. i'm voting. what do i need to know before i do that? >> first of all, take your time. >> okay. >> you're going to need a lot of it. >> a big coffee, enjoy it. >> let's talk about a couple. proposition 55 proposes to extend for 12 years the income tax increase on the state's wealthiest earners. that was passed in 2012. most of the money is going to go to public education as was the case with the first proposition 12. proposition 56, that's going to add, if passed, $2 to the c

what is happening now and the difficulties the president is having in the rok is not something i think can use so i'm going to let go. >> ambassador park guen-hye, i was stunned to hear you say you did not know anything about acu's program, why you are negotiating such a successful framework and i don't remember you ever mentioning that. but in that connection, you also mentioned distrust, the degree of distrust between the prk and the us is so high that we still do not trust or take whatever we say, washington says either taking it at face value. now, with respect to the motivation for north korea to pursue the path of developing nuclear weapons by way of enrichment, the bush administration later claimed cover for all types of improvements although it did not specify the terms for your program. my point is whether north koreans still could not trust the united states, even after they signed and agreed framework which they liked it, they welcomed it and consequently your counterpart became a hero as a result of that and i heard a lot of commendations from north korean officials in thei

insist on a preemptive strike, a preemptive strike, if we judged a north korean strike against the rok, japan, or the united states as being imminent. do you see what i'm saying here? preventative war? no. preemptive strike, yes. and what the north koreans will achieve is that they will create a vulnerability that they do not now have when they get that capability. so i'm arguing here that the dprk's security may be fatally compromised rather than enhanced by this capability that they are so dedicated to achieving. the third question, does the dprk think that its current nuclear weapons capability, the ability to strike the republic of korea and japan with ballistic missiles, armed with nuclear weapons will deter the united states and its allies from responding to provocations in the dmz or at sea? the answer to that question, i think, possibly yes, they do think their nuclear weapons capability gives them this deterrent. i believe they are wrong, if they believe that, but i think they may believe it. the united states and russia have long experienced going back to the time of the unit