china already sent a message. we know you promise add launch here. it would be in your best interest for this launch to not be successful. >> that's certainly true, not be successful. in a funny way, even more worried about north korean missile advance than we are about nuclear warhead advance. we think they have got pretty much the weapons. worried about long-range missil missiles, accuracy. it could be the missile test failed. they have had failed missile tests before. what it shows is essentially the entire conversation changed. for a couple decades this has drifted. north korea advanced. what the administration has done is say we're not going to tolerate this. secretary of state says strategic patience is over. this has now come to a head. what we're basically telling china, if you don't want a massive crisis on the korean peninsula that could involve war and all the unsesht that involves you better use that influence you say you don't have that you know and we know you do have. >> you seem to think this is a