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Contributions once the dprk begins to dismantle its nuclear weapons and missile technology programs. the dprk for its own sake must dismantle its nuclear missile programs if it wants to achieve the security, economic development, and international recognition that it seeks. north korea must understand that respect will never follow recklessness. north korea must take concrete steps to reduce the threat that its illegal weapons programs pose to the united states and our allies before we can even ...

Stop testing, make some commitments. thats also an invitation, an over picture to china to see where they can wing in for some kind of effort. and again, as elise said, weve been through this sort of thing before, although not anywhere near the kind of military threat at the same time, in the dance with iran, the very complicated negotiations with iran. but the simultaneous message -- were not looking for regime change, were willing to resume u.s. aid to north korea. people may forget, but there...

Speaking up on veterans behalf. >> veterans have secured this nation with their blood, sweat and tears and we will not let them down. we are waiting 7 days, 8 days, 9 days, two weeks, not going to happen any longer. >> accountability and whistleblower protection, the permit of veterans affairs create a new task force for waste and fraud that will protect whistleblowers who see bad behavior, make it easier to terminate employees and anything must be reported to the va secretary they are promising...

To north korea if it surrenders its nuclear program, but that appears a long way off, as president trump told reuters, "there is a chance we could have a major major conflict with north korea, absolutely." everything president trump says about north korea is directed most at beijing and pyongyang, but i think this was especially intended for the security council. >> and, he says, to meet commitments. as for the probability of war on the korean peninsula? >> the situation on the korean peninsula ...

For more, at the u.n. meeting today. always good to see you. im fascinated on hear what the reaction was. i want to hear about the three actions he wants to take. >> first, we call on you and member states on fully implement the commitments they have made regarding north korea. second, we call on countries to suspend or down grade diplomatic relations with north korea. we must increase the financial isolation. we must levy new sanctions on dprk entities and individuals supporting the missile pro...

Begins to dismantle its nuclear weapons and missile technology programs. the dprk for its own sake must dismantle its nuclear missile programs if it wants to achieve the security, economic development, and international recognition that it seeks. north korea must understand that respect will never follow recklessness. north korea must take concrete steps to reduce the threat that its illegal weapons programs pose to the united states and our allies before we can even consider talks. i propose al...

Begin to kis mantle its nuclear weapons and missile technology programs. the dpkr must dismantle its nuclear missile promise to achieve the security, the economic development and international recognition that it seeks. north korea must understand that respect will never follow recklessness. north korea must take concrete steps to reduce the threat that its illegal weapons programs pose to the united states and our allies before we can even consider talks. i propose all nations take these three ...

Obviously issue of dairy came up. thats an area we would want to look at as well. part of this is to look at not just the exiting agreement, but areas and sectors and industries that have fallen outside or because over the last couple decades have not kept up with what the promises and the commitments that were made. but weve got a ways to go. matt. >> as you know, under both the reagan and bush administrations, concerns about tax cut fuel deficits were dismissed with promises of growth. were he...

Cant, those countries across the globe have not had similar commitments. >> what paris represents is a front loading of cost for this country. a contraction of our own economy while those countries continue to pollute and not take steps that we have taken already. >> sandra: so is there any changes, a more moderate approach to this agreement that would, in your opinion, allow you to stay in the -- allow us to stay in the agreement and not leave it entirely? >> well, the paris accord and the pari...

Came up. thats an area we would want to look at as well. part of this is to look at not just the existing agreement, but areas and sectors and industries that have fallen outside or because over the last couple decades have not kept up with what the promises and the commitments that were made. with that we have a wait to go. >> thanks, sean. as you know under both reagan and bush administrations concerned about tax cuts fueled deficits were dismissed with promises of growth and were hearing that...