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They survived the collapse of the soviet union. and the death of the internal president, a famine. it keeps on surviving and we don't know why. i think that part of the reason the regime has survived is by isolating itself from the outside world. closing those borders and trying to stop information getting in. the more of these thumb drives make it to people, the more that they see that they do not live in a socialist par lice as they are constantly told. maybe they will be empowered to do something about it. >> yet to our viewers, the portrait of the life of kim jong-un has made for wealthy m...

Am constantly told. >> yet to our viewers, the portrait of the life of kim jong-un has made for wealthy millennials in that country who are eating steak and red meat. it is worth picking up the book in the first place. anna fifield has been our guest tonight. perfect title by the way. >> the destiny of kim jong-un. >> thank you so much for making a stop here. >> our next stop on the road to miami is where i-95 meets the city of brotherly love. steve cornacki in the studio at the big board when we come back. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea?

Make it to people, the more that they see that they do not live in a socialist paradise which i am constantly told. >> yet to our viewers, the portrait of the life of kim jong-un has made for wealthy millennials in that country who are eating steak and read med m. it is worth picking up the book in the first place. anna fifield has been our guest tonight. perfect title by the way. >> the destiny of kim jong-un. >> thank you so much for making a stop here. >> our next stop on the road to miami is where i-95 meets the city of brotherly love. steve cornacki in the studio at the big board when we ...

Give trump the big deal he thought he was going to get. and obviously trump walked away in hanoi. and the north koreans have suggested recently through these short-range missile launches that they may be inching back towards the provocation cycle, in other words, doing thing that the u.s. and its allies in asia don't like as a way to force the u.s. back to the table. >> anna, when you look at it from beijing, does beijing have enough influence with north korea to throw a monkey wrench in this to get them to be provocative? if u.s.-china relations get bad, could they turn up the pressure using ...

And read my "washington post" column this week, and let's get started. ♪ >> with the president in japan, i thought it was a perfect time to talk about america's relations in asia. despite relatively good relations with japan, there is a trade war of sorts going on between the united states and china. and the last nuclear trump-kim summit ended abruptly. what is the overall state of play in the middle east? joining me now is evan modaris. anna fifield is the author of a book called "the great successor." and a smart analyst on all things asian.