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Holdings. if that doesnt stop you. on top of that, this company was owned by the russian atomic energy company. somebody should have been concerned there and they werent and i think its very worthwhile to ask why. coming up, president trump putting north korea back on the state sponsor of terror list. but will this and new sanctions mean a new north korea? its a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a...

Other than perhaps to create an additional if not a real barrier a perception of a barrier. we know that the soldier, this north korean soldier, was trying to drive a vehicle across the military demarcation line, his vehicle, the tire apparently fell off. he had to get out and run. the trees, of course, could help prevent another such incident where perhaps the tire didnt fall off. also, this creates some level of concealment. it makes it harder for us to see across the military demarcation line...

By president bush in an effort to get us back to the negotiating table. well -- over nuclear weapons. that didnt work so were placing them back on this state sponsor of terror list. so a lot of it is linked to the assassination that we saw president kims half brother was assassinated about a year ago using vx, which is a nerve agent, and secretary tillerson described the fact that it was the use of this vx that really drove part of this decision to redesignate them as a state sponsor and allows ...

To the bargaining table or escalate the crisis and perhaps prompt them to another one of their nuclear -- >> yeah. >> -- missile tests? >> i think its a heard call today, andrea, than it used to be. they have been on the terror list before, as you know. >> george w. bush took them off thinking it might helpdy diplomacy. >> we have diplomatically gotten them to the table at least three times in the past to bring down their nuclear capability, but it was in a very different environment. we didnt h...

Tyler, chief national correspondent for the new york times magazine, mark leeberitch, and chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of andrea mitchel reports, andrea mitchel. andrea, let me ask you quickly, whats your reaction to north korea and once again being put on the terror list? at the end of the day, is there any impact? is that going to change what north korea does one way or the other? >> it really is hard to say. i think the most important thing is still whether china and the u.s. ...

On the state sponsors of terror list. new sanctions expected today. how is pyongyang responding? were live in seoul.

Out, again, what a rogue regime this and s. and how brutal this regime is and how little they care for the value of human life. >> the presidents announcement reversed a 2008 decision by president george w. bush who removed north korea from the terror list as part of negotiations for a nuclear deal that ultimately fell through. >> and my hope is that the axis of evil list no longer exists. >> reporter: with time running out this year, mr. trump also rallying support for the republican tax plan. ...

North korea back on the list of most horrible nations in the world. and the truth is that respectable nations of the world dont want to have people to people exchanges with north korean students, they dont want to come in and spend time. tourism groups dont want to go to a place thats on a state sponsor of terror list. this could increase international pressure in ways that seem innocuous to us but it does do -- it could affect other countries. >> very clearly theres a lot of ego here, so in kee...

Will they or wont they? >> well first, can i talk about the turkeys? >> sandra: sure. bo and ty. >> i didnt know they got to stay at the willard. thats a whole new thing. >> sandra: only the best. >> north korea, which is what you brought me here to talk about, so the president is going to step aside and announce maybe today if he will add north korea to the state sponsors of terror list. theyve been off since 2008. they were on the list from 1988 through 2008. george w. bush took them off becau...

Deal and the best piece as possible. that is one of the reasons that he worked to security massive deals totalling over $250 billion while he was in china. he will continue to push for those types of efforts. jordan? >> thanks. before the president left for asia, there was a question that north korea might by on the state sponsor terror list. has the president decided to go forward with that move? >> the president will make an announcement on that next week. well keep you posted. hunter? >> than...