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But not as complicated as people think. >> cnns paula hancocks is in south korea. when are the implications of this historic meeting? >> reporter: well, manu, what we were promised this morning was effectively a hand chicago shake or two-minute chat. what we saw was more than that. more than an order the two leaders were behind closed doors. it was the leader and the u.s. and the leader of north korea. so it was more than we were expecting. now, of course we dont know exactly what was said behin...

Essentially attention eyeballs towards a smaller group of candidates who are performing better as time goes by? >> heres my core belief right now and our north star principle is we want to make sure that everybody got a fair shake. we wanted to build a very transparent set of criteria. >> right, let me interrupt, though. i get that, but everyone getting fair shake is intention with concentration of attention with people who are the most serious candidates. >> right, and you see, its a stair step...

South korea after wrapping up the g20 summit. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins me now from stoal with the latest -- from seoul with the latest. >> there is a little league baseball game going on in the stadium across the street. but today is a potentially history-making day. after he has meetings with the business leaders and moon jae-in. this afternoon as moon jae-in did on april 27 of last year, the president may meet with kim jong-un of north korea and shake hands with him. ...

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Very you be conventional. jon: he is. but the criticism is this is nothing more than a photo-op. what can you actually accomplish with this happened shake and a couple minutes in the blue house. >> if your goal is to take away missiles. this undercuts that. because it gives legi -- gives legitimization to kim jong-un. but if the goal is to wean north korea away from china, that is consistent with what president trump has been doing the past year. then this is a lot of progress. as bruce clinger ...

Former cia division chief for korea. how momentous a moment is this going to be to see a united states president possibly step into north korea or approach the border and shake hand with kim jong-un? >> it will be very historic but it will be just a photo-op. as the ht said it will be a short meeting. there will be no substantive progress toward denuclearization. up until yesterday north korea was refusing to meet with coreee rian diplomats. jon: the president noted the sanctions remain in place...

Hostages which was great and a lot of good things are happening, i let him know that we will be there and we will see. jon: hours away from president trumps visit to korean peninsula demilitarized zone and potential third meeting between the president and kim jong un. im jon scott and this is the fox report, approaching the bottom of the hour if youre just joining us the president traveled to south korea after wrapping up busy g20 summit in japan, we are waiting to see if the north korean leader...

>> so the president will go to the dmz tomorrow with moon jae-in. there is a possibility, theyll step across the line and shake hands with kim jung-un. it would be a remarkable and historic photo opportunity. as we know, president trump values his relationship with the north korean dictator. he may be looking to amp it up. >> thank you for that if seoul. joining me now senior reporter with business insider and from politic kol and coauthor of politico playbook. thank you for being here so early ...

By? >> well, here is my core belief right now in our north star principle is we want to make sure that everybody got a fair shake. we wanted to build a very transparent set of criteria. >> let me interrupt, though. i get that. that is everyone getting a fair shake is intention with concentration of attention on people that are the most serious candidates. >> right. and you see its a stair step. >> right. >> and its always been a stair step. and this is no different. and what im saying now, ive b...

Rights act and the civil rights act. thats why we need to pass the equality act. thats why we need to pass the era. >> i supported the era from the very beginning. im the guy who extended the voting rights act for 25 years. we got to the place where we got 98 out of 98 votes in the united states senate doing it. >> im joined now by the person who is most responsible -- more responsible than anyone for deciding what these debates would look like and what theyll look like going forward, democratic...