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Decade ago, calling the joint military exercises that the south korea and united states are doing, calling it a provocation. also saying that the u.s. has to think twice if it's going to continue along this path. whether or not it wants to actually have a summit with north korea in singapore next month. and all the more striking because less than 24 hours ago, north korea was inviting south korean journalists to attend what it says will be a ceremony next week for the dismantling of its main nuclear testing facility. the jury is still out, is this a bargaining tactic or is this a sign that the...

That diplomatic solutions are always possible. remember, mattis made that comment while meeting with his south korean counterpart. the defense secretary from here. the south koreans, as you know, are adamantly opposed to any sort of military strike from the u.s. the south koreans are cognizant of the fact that their border is ten miles from the north korean border, and the north have the capacity to strike back. the new president here came into office recently promising dialogue with the north and reconciliation. that's the state of play here. many analysts think that mr. trump's tweet is a si...

Hopefully the similymbolism is lost on china. they should understand that their economic development and regional prosperity will be at risk as long as north korea is allowed to continue its activities. >> but again, south korea bringing in a new president, who is open to more dialogue with north korea, a very big change from what we've seen over the past decade or so. so does it matter that, you know, they know that there is a possibility for more dialogue? is this meant to throw a wrench into that possibility? >> well, north koreans are very savvy about their negotiating strategy. in fact, t...

quick to compromise with republicans. well, today that same president delivered this warning. >> i will not support -- i will not support any plan that puts all the burden for closing our deficit on ordinary americans. and i will veto any bill that changes benefits for those who rely on medicare, but does not raise serious revenues by asking the wealthiest americans or biggest corporations to pay their fair share. >> the rich, very rich politics of this debate in just a moment. first, though, let's take a closer look at what the president proposed today. the president, of course, try...

president hopes now to influence that so-called congressional super committee, charged with drafting a big deficit reduction plan. fellow democrats for months on this issue and others have complained the president is too quick to compromise with republicans. well, today that same president delivered this warning. >> i will not support -- i will not support any plan that puts all the burden for closing our deficit on ordinary americans. and i will veto any bill that changes benefits for those who rely on medicare, but does not raise serious revenues by asking the wealthiest americans ...