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Because theyve got the prize they dreamed of for so many decades. theyve got the respect and the recognition of the united states as a nation and an equal partner. kims sort of international isolation, you know, hes been praised not as a pariah now but too, from president trump, ise katie. >> bill neely, wow. kelly odonnell, one last thing, in talking about the g-7, which the president left a few days ago, now almost seems like it was a year ago, his chief economic adviser peter navarro said som...

Russia is going to be next. what has he done to achieve. >> very notably hes left his country, which is very rare. >> this is the fuirst time hes done that as head of country. what has he done to earn that sort of international acceptance at treatment a legitimate leader, as the dictator of the most totalitarian regime on earth? hes done nothing -- >> nuclear -- >> well, yes. thats what made him a pariah. what brought him into -- he was not having these meetings before donald trump started calli...

We saw his motorcade leaving the hotel here in singapore heading presumably out to the airport to catch his flight back to pyongyang. what happens when he lands? >> reporter: well, hallie, i think it must be party time in pyongyang. the elite must be pinching themselves because theyve got the prize that they always hoped to get for decades, the respect of the one country theyve always wanted, the united states. and recognition as if you like an equal partner. and for kim, hes out of internationa...

Program 70 years ago. where is his incentive to surrender it? >> to what end? i didnt say he had an incentive to just ends it i imagine he has a bargaining chip to the table as well. weve seen the devastating stories and personal impact stories out of north korea. people suffering there under a number of deprivation and also in the case of the american who paid the ultimate price. the fact is chairman kim and his people have an incentive and you give up your nuclear program, perhaps you could be...

Peaceful, more prosperous and not be seen as a pariah around the world. >> harris: david tafuri served as advisor to the obama campaign rebecca heinrichs nationalurity and senior fellow at the hudson institute. rebecca, i will start with you, we are getting closer, the rhetoric has shifted a little bit. the president saying you have got one shot. >> yeah, you know. i think its a mistake to speculate too much about what whink may or may not have happened. i have been speck, you know this. we talk...

Pyongyang. and president trump has even said yeah, maybe we kin variety him to washington maybe to the white house. so hes out. hes out of the international pariah status that weve all had him in as a kind of nuclear madman for the last seven years that hes been in power. so, you know, i dont want to put too heavy an interpretation on these pictures, but, you no, i, for kim jong-un to be out strolling the streets of singapore is something none of us ever imagined we would see you know, even eigh...

Know, new housing development, a skyscraper, a dolphinarium. small steps by north korean standards, improoverished state. this is what kim jong-un would like his country to be. he is only 34. y been outsi the cotrto china and across the dmz by, you know, a few yards. this is also an opportunity for him, quite frankly, not only to do some sightseeing, but also, he has grabbed the limelight. this is another way, if you like, that kim can burnish his image. change the perception of the world from y...

Pariah. he wins. the idea of this summit, in a sense, is not a zero-sum game, where only oneder wins. you know, i think, genuinely, the hope of the whitese is that in the end, north korea can win, too, in a way, through economic development. you know, itll be absolutely fascinating tomorrow morning to see these two leaders. all eyes will be on the first five minutes. thats what president trump said it would take him to know whether kim jng uong-un was ser enough. those personal relationships, we...

Treating all of our allies recently that were going to give away a lot and get back very little. the administration says thats not true. yet if you look at whats going on, especially whats going on over the last two days, its created a lot of upheaval not just in washington but in capitals and alliances all over the world. >> gayle, its our understanding north korea is hardly covering this from a media standpoint. there hasnt been much of a run-up to the meeting. im struck by that. what do you t...

At the summit doesnt produce a sweeping denuclearization deal for a more modest declaration of amity and goodwill, it will have raised the profile of mr. kim for years an international pariah. how do you envision the the step-by-step phase-in? what phase-in? would he freezes nuclear ballistic missile test? would there be some communiqué agreeing to that? do you see concrete progress coming for kim? >> the hope that this is not symbolic and we see something worth north koreans declared they will...