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What is the u.s. intelligence seeing now that we did not see before? you're at cpac so there an audience behind you. let me show the viewers at home the area here. china, russia, south korea and japan off to the east. just past ten days, advance one time, 1953 and the armistice and the 38th parallel. if it is true, lieutenant, north korea could fire a long-range missile, you look at the animation here and interceptors theoretically to enact the interception 3,000 miles off the west coast of the united states. but if you're going from 30 to 44, what does that tell you about north korea's threat...

Credibility to get our attention and that's why i think what we need to focus on is how to solve the problem of this irrational totalitarian regime with its hands on nuclear weapons. that's why i long believed the only real solution is to eliminate north korea, reunify the korean peninsula and put in a representative government. to do that we have to persuade china, no small task, but that is the route we need to go. bill: i will show our viewers the region. china you just mentioned. south korea downer who russia to the north, always a player. so to japan. advance it, 38th parallel. this is wh...

Around asia. we would like to give south korea the lead and the command. look, we do exercises with the south koreans all the time. we are prepared in the event the north koreans do something foolish. it shows when you're at the mercy of a regime that simply is not rational in our terms it is not an acceptable way to live. bill: is it your view if the u.s. forces were not there in south korea, the north would have done something already, perhaps an invasion? >> it is possible. anything is possible with this kind of regime. it is ironic, the north koreans don't want americans to move away from ...

Continuing at the same time are large north korean drills that seoul say involve the army, air force and the navy of the north. the u.s. and the international community monitoring all this very, very closely. martha if. martha: steve, thank you very much. let's look back at some context here. the korean war started in 1950 when 75,000 soldiers from the north korean people's army poured across the 38th parallel. that was the boundary between the north and the south. it was the first military action of the cold war. american forces followed. it was a war against largely international communism. ...

In 1950. 75,000 soldiers from the north, the people's army pouring across the 38th parallel. that is the boundary between the north and south. it was the first military action from the cold war. american forces followed alongside south korean troops which was largely considered a war against international communism. the fighting ended three years later. five million lives were lost. the korean peninsula still divided to this day. martha: new comments this morning from secretary of state john kerry who is on his first overseas trip in the job and he is sitting down with our own james rosen just...