how is thisr diffet from what's happened before? >> thanks, judy.rt of all, this is the meeting between leaders of north tw south korea. the firs took place in 2000 and 2007. in tms of atmospherics and optic, this was by far the best of them, in part because this is first time the south koreans hosted, which allowed them to control the message. it was in korea earlier this week. five news blocks were details about the summit. so the overall messaging was very good about peace on the korean peninsula. in terms of substance, it wasn't as strong as past agreements, not just the summits, but the five joint documents that exist between north and south korea going back to 1972. so overall optics was very good, but in substance maybe good.s >> woodruff: frank jannuzi, how do you read this meeting? >> well, i agrthee ictor that the style was greater than the substance,e,ut in this c i actually think that by playing small ba, victor is the expert on sports diplomacy, but byin plsmall ball the south koreans are aiming for a more achievable and sustainable vis

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