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That. so the chinese are probably going to have to pay for that, as well as the south koreans and the japanese. if we move down the path to peace treaty or peace agreement ending the korean war, china was a signatory to the 1953 arm cities, theyre going to want to be part of that discussion as well. that will most likely take place in what we call a four-party format, meaning the two koreas, the united states and china. so china has an important role to play going forward. if we go to sanctions ...

That. the prime minister of japan more focus in what he wanted out of this. the abductees and the missiles and weapons of mass destruction. unless all of that is agreed and promised, the u.n. sanctions of maximum pressure should stay on. he said it over and over again. what happens if theres a successful meet and greet and good body language and agreement to talk about it and a peace deal offered but havent extracted real promises from north korea and how do you go back and start again with the ...

Canada, france, united kingdom and germany are ready to give him an earful on tariffs that could spark a trade war. >> it will be a pretty crowded number of days but very exciting and i think a lot of good results can come about. >> reporter: the president complained that the summit in canada is a distraction from the north korean meeting. cnn learned hes asked whether the presence is required. but officials say he is on track to spend a day and a half there before leaving early on saturday. >> ...

To summit. take a listen. >> i can tell you the president has been receiving daily briefings on north korea from his national security team and i can also tell you the schedule for tentatively that first meeting will be on june 12th at 9:00 a.m. singapore time and take pla at june 11th, 9:00 p.m. east coast time. >> no matter what you call it, its maximum pressure that sealed the policy in north korea? >> the policy has not changed. as the president stated, we have sanctions on, very powerful, a...

To summit. take a listen. >> i can tell you the president has been receiving daily briefings on north korea from his national security team and i can also tell you the schedule for tentatively that first meeting will be on june 12th at 9:00 a.m. singare time an ta place at june 11th, 9:00 p.m. east coast time. >> no matter what you call it, its maximum pressure that sealed the policy in north korea? >> the policy has not changed. as the president stated, we have sanctions on, very powerful, and ...

The key point is that we are sitting down. the second key point is that the president has been bolder on this and korea and on world trade than any other recent president. everybody says you cant do it. the president says hang on a second, we may be able to do it. >>chris: lets pick up specifically on that aspect because the president says the main reason he has gotten kim jong-un to negotiate is because of this policy of maximum pressure. to really squeeze him. but this week, north korea is tal...

Attitude. the key point is that we are sitting down. the second key point is that the president has been bolder on this and korea and on world trade than any other recent president. everybody says you cant do it the president says hang on a second, we may be able to do it. >>chris: lets pick up specifically on that aspect because the president says the main reason he has gotten kim jong-un to negotiate is because of this policy of maximum pressure. to really squeeze him. but this week, north kor...

Attitude. the key point is that we are sitting down. the second key point is that the president has been bolder on this and korea and on world trade than any other recent president. everybody says you cant do it. the president says hang on a second, we may be able to do it. >>chris: lets pick up specifically on that aspect because the president says the main reason he has gotten kim jong-un to negotiate is because of this policy of maximum pressure. to really squeeze him. but this week, north ko...

Subset question one, is it still your contention that getting talks at all with the american president is baseline victory for the north? and when the president talks about these talks maybe not being over in one session, maybe several, maybe weeks, is that the kind of talks that should precede presidents sitting down at the table? >> its become clear today, brian, if it wasnt clear before, that our president is an enormously ineffective negotiator. he has made massive concessions even on the ro...

Not sure we are. kim yong-chol who came to the white house, hes been part of this negotiating process since 1992. hes been around for a long time. im concerned president trump might give away too much when he sits down with kim jong-un. >> to your point, about the president giving away too much. he was asked a question about maximum pressure. is maximum pressure over? lets take a listen to the reporters question? >> is maximum pressure over, sir? >> its going to remain what it is now. i dont eve...