the first thing is when he laid out those options, the number one thing he did was say here are three military options or capitulation. the fact that he didn't even consider the diplomatic pressure that can be applied on china so that we can develop a comprehensive and in-depth set of sanctions that can be applied against that country who has aided and abetted the north korea nuclear program for years if not decades, providing economic, financial, technical and military support to allow them to do that, unless that pressure gets brought to bear, we're not going to be at the point of capitulation. if we do that, then all bets are off worldwide and you'll see north korea, pakistan and iran become the largest proliferators of nuclear technology the world has ever seen and that will destabilize the globe, much less the united states and the asian region. >> look, i think we all hope that sanctions, a negotiated resolution is the way this should turn out, but thus far leaning on the chinese is not