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Tweet softly. and put the rhetoric down, move towards the negotiations, the six power negotiations have not taken place for six years now. get that under way. there are many things that we can accomplish in the negotiation process and i believe it is possible to denuclearize the korean peninsula in a serious negotiations that would come after these sanctions begin to take hold and they will. theyre going to put an extraordinary amount of pressure on north korea. and thats what we have to get to....

Consequences, because the president has taken one line here, and members of his cabinet have taken a different one, there has been the sense of mixed messaging. and some have asked whether that has emboldened kim jong un. john? >> i dont know. the cabinet members are always more subdued than president and n their rhetoric. i actually think the presidents strong language is going to be a boon for him in this negotiation process because north korea might think donald trump just crazy enough to pul...

Conscious and realize this is dangerous situation. we now see where it is -- have to see where it is going to go from here. and, you know, the entire international community has to one, make sure they follow through with these sanctions. but two, keep a united voice against north korea and what they are doing. >> you were able to wrangle together even those countries that had pushed back initially, china, russia initially said they needed more time. how were you able to get everybody on board he...

Them. >> melissa: what does it mean when they get together and talk course mark doesnt mean that some are interpreting this as, he is being rewarded for this toxic behavior? to behave this way, and got the other side to think, lets start talking. >> we have had these tensions now, 60 plus years with north korea. every once in a while, we do have a south korean president who makes a diplomatic overture. they have all come to nothing. we have nothing to show for it. quite frankly, the north korean...

Doors. how much of a blow is that to mcconnell and the presidents efforts. >> i think its a big bleel. this shows how difficult it is. however, i would say i think mcconnell has, he knows his members. i dont think he would bring this bill forward publicly if he didnt think it had an opportunity. the fact that theyre coming out and speaking so publicly about their concerns, i think, can also be seen as kind of a negotiating tactic. the fact that theyre talking about it, i think, you see that they...

Strategy in a public way, but i think hes been clear that he would certainly do what it takes to protect american citizens. >> thank you. thank you, sarah. two questions. first on health care. the senate wants to vote in less than a week or in about a week. can you say whether the president supports the bill as it is right now? because we dont know how many changes can be made in the course of a week. >> again, i think he wants to bring the stakeholders to the table, have those conversations and...

Saying there was not enough money to take care of people in the marketplace and protect those people? house republicans clearly disappointed in the language. understanding this is part of the negotiation process, but also feeling burned. >> its one of the things where i look at the president and say were on the same side. help us out. throw us a bone. we are not trying to be mean. were trying to help people. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell setting a deadline to push this forward on the senate side....

Colleagues at mit before citing the study yesterday. >> no we were of course completely surprised. it was hard for us to imagine how that study could be used to support withdrawal of the u.s. from the agreement. if anything. it would seem to suggest that the -- the u.s. should engage even more with the paris accord. and the paris accord of course includes a schedule for reviewing progress and making new commitments. so its -- its part of the negotiation process that president trump suggested he ...

Is frankly maybe not as difficult as people have thought over the years but we need two willing parties. we believe israel is willing. we believe youre willing and if you both are willing were going to make a deal. >> so finding mideast peace has been something thats been sort of this elusive thing that almost every president has tried to succeed in. finding mideast peace. what is it that donald trump is going to bring to the table that you can guess. why he thinks its so easy to get that peace ...

Cross a trip wire that could result in an engagement that could be conventional initially and then escalate into a nuclear conflict. >> you want a direct dialogue between the u.s. and north korea? you want u.s. officials to start talking to north korean officials? >> i think it is imperative that the united states talk to the north korean officials. there is no military solution to this standoff with the north koreans. they have nuclear weapons, and they have a delivery system. right now they ca...