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Arent you accepting north korea as a nuclear a power? and havent you, in fact, given a big concession which is that, in return for no testing, youve agreed to cancel major joint exercises with the south koreans? >> no, i dont think the president sees it that way at all. the objective of making sure that north korea denuclearizes is still the policy of the administration, and i think -- chris: but why does he say no rush? >> the fact is at the moment the leverage is on the side of the united stat...

Its failure, how much does it set back u.s./north korean relations? >> well, should it have been held now? no, it wasnt ready. and bolton is right that over three administrations the efforts to negotiate a good deal with north korea have failed. does it hurt u.s./north korean relations? i dont really think so. i think if you look at it in terms of north korea, they won. i mean, here is kim on his 2,000-mile trek on his train going to a state visit in vietnam after the summit, and now going back ...

Thats a win. steve: i was able to do what all the other presidents couldnt do before me and look at that have you got more money in your pocket. >> that would be right. which other president has made any headway in our china trade? >> none. they have made attempts at it none has done what donald trump has done. jedediah: campaign promise fulfilled. he has been talking about this for a very long time the reason why we might feel heartened by this china never been so vulnerable. economy is sufferi...

Despite what the president said, arent you accepting north korea as a nuclear a power? and havent you, in fact, given a big concession which is that, in return for no testing, youve agreed to cancel major joint exercises with the south koreans? >> no, i dont think the president sees it that way at all. the objective of making sure that north korea denuclearizes is still the policy of the administration, and i think -- chris: but why does he say no rush? >> the fact is at the moment the leverage ...

Its failure, how much does it set back u.s./north korean relations? >> well, should it have been held now? no, it wasnt ready. and bolton is right that over three administrations the efforts to negotiate a good deal with north korea have failed. does it hurt u.s./north korean relations? i dont really think so. i think if you look at it in terms of north korea, they won. i mean, here is kim on his 2,000-mile trek on his train going to a state visit in vietnam after the summit, and now going back ...

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>> absolutely. one of the biggest mistakes i think you could probably find in the art of the deal is to want an agreement too much. you cant signal that, because the other fellow then -- the person on the other side of the table gets the leverage. its one of the great ironies. that was a principle criticism of what the obama administration did with the iran deal. now youve got this administration wanting an agreement too much, talking about nobel peace prizes. talking about denuclearization, so ...

He could ask for a lot. >> absolutely. one of the biggest mistakes i think you could probably find in the art of the deal is to want an agreement too much. you cant signal that, because the other fellow then -- the person on the other side of the table gets the leverage. its one of the great ironies. that was a principle criticism of what the obama administration did with the iran deal. now youve got this administration wanting an agreement too much, talking about nobel peace prizes. talking abo...

Comprehensive package that weve ever offered historical she said. in 2005 for instance north korea in writing said it is committed to abandoning all nuclear weapons and existing programs. so they were in a state of disarray. eric: being in disarray, leaving that in the dust like that, do you think that plays to our benefit? >> for now, but -- and its right, you know, the national security advisor, mr. bolton is right in that the u.s. should approach this as the long game, over several years of t...