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He's not going to be hijacked. having said there, there has been a response. let me quote this. it remains firmly opposed and strongly condemns this test. it calls on north korea to stop taking the wrong actions and says that it is committed to a denuclearization of the korean peninsula. this is the sort of language, natalie, that we have been hearing in the past from china. it doesn't signal in and of itself any change in china's strategy. we saw it after the launch of the north korean missile test the other day. the plan there was to call on the u.s. and south korea to stop provoking north k...

Mcmaster, so they're clearly aware of this test. the president was actually tweeting a few short moments before this test took place, however, he was not tweeting about north korea, he has not tweeted since. you said it. this is by far the strongest provocation that we've seen from north korea, and each of the prior ones seem to follow some aggressive rhetoric from the president. we have heard him use language before that has been contradicted by some even in his own cabinet and prefer a much more diplomatic approach. but, again, we're waiting to see how the president responds to this, by far ...

Weapons of mass destruction give them leverage against a far more powerful adversary, that being the united states and many of its adversaries around the world. north korea will move forward and this nuclear test was clearly a signal from their leader kim jong-un that he's not afraid of the repercussions but he's going to continue to develop these weapons and now they say they have a hydrogen bomb that they can fit on an intercontinental ballistic missile like the one they tested in july or the one they tested last week that flew over hokkaido in japan. >> aet this time, what is the threat. wh...

Event that they discovered this time and quite concerned. >> what are we looking at? what is the signs tells you. each time i ask you, each time it claims it's done something with a nuclear test or missile test, the surrounding countries then make their own assessment based on the science of what it is. what are the signing telling you? >> they're telling us they're dealing with the seismology. we're talking about 5.9 magnitude which is much higher than the previous event. it's reaching a serious level than wait has reached in 2006. >> there were two separate

Community, especially the eight remaining countries to ratify it so it's in force. it would not leave any room for any country to conduct a nuclear test explosion. this is what we've been advocating for many, many years. >> lassina, having said that, treaties are all well and good, but if there isn't somebody to enforce the treaty, there isn't much you can do. >> the treaty is not enforced. because the treaty is not enforced, we're sit in a situation where it goes back and forth to the different countries. i think with a comparative study we have a situation that kicks in and a law that is in ...