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Will also visit japan, south korea and japan. lets bring in a former cia station chief, great to have you with us. okay, north koreas foreign minister is talking about potentially getting together pete on saturday, without any trust in the u.s. there will be no confidence in our national security and under such circumstances there is no way we will unilaterally disarm ourselves. okay, how do we make progress? >> president trump has presented secretary pompeo with the ultimate part of the deal, t...

Officer director of russias vicious security police, the fsb. and, again, i think what threatens his regime security the most is democracy, especially when its practiced in the former soviet space, the baltic states, ukraine. remember that russia invaded georgia in 2008 and then in ukraine in 2014 when they illegally annexed crimea. both of those decisions, i think, were made after georgia and ukraine were considered in the spring of 2008 aspiring nato members. that really scared vladimir putin ...

>> harris: why were democrats pushing back on this, the idea, why are you bringing them into the white house? you are saying it should be here in america? >> daniel: i would push back on the idea we shouldnt be talking to vladamir putin. we should hold him accountable for all hes doing to target our country, whether in cyber space or driving wedge between united states and allies or -- >> harris: what did you see at the c.i.a. that informs you of pushing back and really wanting this to happen? >...

Double dealing. well rely on counterparts, the south koreans. one of their lawmakers just yesterday provided some satellite intelligence indicating that the north koreans were seeking to build a nuclear capability to launch from one of their submarines. they have 70 submarines in their arsenal. so well do all of those things and then we also need to track on russia and china nefarious actors already talking about ratcheting down the sanctions. thats very much against our strategy. >> sandra: as ...

Unpredictable. nobody expected him to cross the dmz newt arms of the south korean president. but it happened. and the president walls very don anythin signed, 12, 3, 4, 5 visits. maybe invite them. maybe i wont. i will size him um in main. like he probably did all of his business life. said i prepared my whole life for this. >> i think the president followed a really smart path. we st secretary pomp to pyongyang to two visitso size up kim jong un. and seat extent to which he was serious about co...

Dont have war anymore. even americans might say why do we have our troops in south korea, didnt we end the war, lets bring the boys home. that really just undercuts the rationale for our troop presence. >> thats the giveaway, isnt it? if they push in that direction in the first couple hours thats what hes pushing for. >> thats what hes saying by saying we need regime security. >> and the japanese are very scared of that. >> another one of our veteran analysts has joined us, thats jeremy bash, fo...

Of things that they previously talked their way into. do you think that the approach that youve seen tonight from the president and this administration reflects those lessons learned? >> rachel, i was someone who supported this meeting because in north korean culture, at least, and i think sue would agree with this and victor, that only leaders make decisions because in north korea he is the only one that makes decisions. yes, he has to worry about the military as governor richardson just said b...

>> brian, heres the thing. how do we guarantee regime security for north korea? were talking about we need to guarantee their regime security? how do we do that? weve given that previous in 2005. we gave them statements were not going to attack, were not lookingor regime change. its already there. so it goes back to what do they want? what do we have to do to guarantee their regime? is it a peace treaty? pull out the troops? it has to be more. why would they believe us by another statement? >> k...

With president trump from position of strength or at least at equal partner to see what north korea can get out of the united states in this negotiation. >> what is your sense of what north korea wants at this point? when you look at incentives that the u.s. could employ, that south korea could deploy, you had that summit between north and south korea, the first one, in which south korea agreed to do some spending on infrastructure in the country. is it that? is it infrastructure investment? >> ...

Has his -- an intimate and detailed understanding of the issues that he wants to talk about and what kim jong-un, the north korean leader, wants to get out of this. of course, central to this is the issue of denuclearization. kim jong-un says that he wants denuclearization of the north korean peninsula. the united states is looking for something that is verifiable, that is lasting, and that is not possible for north korea to reverse sometime later. what were seeing at the dmz talks here between ...