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Which will make the region and the world safer. we also established a working level team that will carry out the day-to-day work of our two sides. yep, the road ahead will be difficult and challenging, and we know critics try to minimize -- will try to minimize the work that weve achieved. but our allies, like the republic of korea and japan, president trump and i believe that peace is worth the effort. and thats something that we all want. as allies, we share and are committed to the same goal,...

Which will make the region and the world safer. we also established a working level team that will carry out the day-to-day work of our two sides. yep, the road ahead will be difficult and challenging, and we know critics try to minimize -- will try to minimize the work that weve achieved. but our allies, like the republic of korea and japan, president trump and i believe that peace is worth the effort. and thats something that we all want. as allies, we share and are committed to the same goal,...

Which will make the region and the world safer. we also established a working level team that will carry out the day-to-day work of our two sides. yep, the road ahead will be difficult and challenging, and we know critics try to minimize -- will try to minimize the work that weve achieved. but our allies, like the republic of korea and japan, president trump and i believe that peace is worth the effort. and thats something that we all want. as allies, we share and are committed to the same goal,...

Push something committed before he actually came to office. is some of his rhetoric leading to action? >> all of these commitments were made in 2014 to reach by 2024. get people to go on the record. did i speak to several people involved in nato and said whats your perspective? are these increases that we saw around, you know, .24%? is this related to the presidents first year and a half in office? those people said yes, that they did feel like the presidents pressure was working because people ...

Panmunjom. set up for july 12th there will be discussions between the folks responsibility for the repatriation of remains. and the process will begin to develop over the days that follow. so very productive conversations. but the process by which we will deliver on the commitments that were made at the singapore summit. >> and alex, i think its instructive to instill the analysis from our own andrea mitchell. whose voice we heard at the top of the forecast. she covers foreign affairs in the sta...

There will be discussions between the folks responsible for the repatriation of remains. that process will begin to develop over the days that follow. so a very productive conversation. the process by which we will deliver on the commitments that were made in the singapore summit. >> reporter: you heard the secretary of state there say theres more work to be done. north korea says that even though it has its criticisms, its misgivings, it still trusts president trump, so in many case putting the...

Some details on those commitments and continue the momentum towards implementation of what the two leaders promised each other and the world. back with ambassador locke. a subtle fill in some details because god knows the details were lacking in that statement that came out of singapore. how big is the challenge there now? north korea really hasnt given up anything at this point. >> well, theres a huge challenge facing the united states. obviously we want to build on the momentum of singapore in...

His ambassador, his homeland security -- national security advisor, that the two of them are skeptical by nature of these large institutions. and i think that the skepticism is warranted. they feel that we pay too much, get too little from these. our nato allies need to know that the president is concerned about america getting a fair shake and come to the table saying what does the future of the alliance look like? that should be the discussion. >> dana: and meanwhile the secretary of state mik...

Change things what advice if they want to actually change things from their perspective, what would have hae you done differently. >> i would have done everything i would have done. did i not sell my soul. the quote that you said in the beginning, a lot of people sell their soul. they sell their vote when they get there thats the only way you are going to get into the right committees. thats the only way you are going to get fundraising help. thats the only way you will get your will heard on th...

This is a difficult challenge. what the president inherited in syria, again, it is a state where russia and iran rule the day and so what you have to look to here every time that secretary john kerry made commitments with russia, they never live up to them. they have not lived up to any commitments. and so you say how do i get to a solution in syria. russian and iranian economy are not in good shape. they have a vested interest in seeing a political end to the war as well. but everyone wants to ...