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The united states with messages about north korea growing the economy but when you talk to people here, their burning hatred for america won't go away overnight. at the height of u.s./north korea tensions last year when fire and fury rhetoric was at a fever pitch, anti-american propaganda was everywhere from missiles blowing up the capitol to a personal attack on president trump. this propaganda says the workers are motivated by the burning hatred for the united states and it reads, let's tear apart the mentaldy deranged u.s. president donald trump. what a difference a year makes. this is the ...

Annihilation. what happened to all of the signs? >> those posters were everywhere, she says. they may be gone now, but that hatred is still deep in our hearts. we don't have any illusions about the americans, we can't let down our guard. >> reporter: here in north korea taking down posters is much easier than building up trust. that fundamental lack of trust underscores the difficulty facing the american nucleegotia because they want security and a peace treaty before they give up thur nukes. and there have some promising developments. president trump said he is expecting yet another letter, a...

Times", but also the bob woodward book that's about to come out. i take it east still upset about the very extraordinary funeral for john mccain. >> that's right. it's been a difficult week or so in the world of donald trump from his perspective. he feels and there have been other points where this has been the case. it's sort of this bunker mentality. he starting to lash out and go on these rants. still disturbing to hear this language from the president of the united states. >>. >> to think about the political impact of this, every time the president goes down one of these roads of threateni...

(crying, screaming) today is your day. crush it. angie's boom chicka pop whole grain popcorn. boom! let's get to experts. guys, thanks very much for joining us. you covered the justice department for us. the president of the united states basically told him launch a full scale potentially criminal investigation. who wrote that article in "the new york times." the reaction you're getting. >> here's the thing, in order for the attorney general to launch an investigation, there has to be a crime and either the president nor anyone else in his administration has pointed to any criminal wrong doi...

He is a public individual. he is accountable to the american people. so when f he talks about sort of using congress and wanting congress to protect him, it's sort of, it's part in parcel of this larger theme of him not being able to understand he's not just donald trump anymore. he's the president. >> liable laws are a function of state laws. always this constant push and pull where he throws around legal terms and legal concepts on things that don't apply. it's just, it's kind of confounding. i think he uses it as authority or something that's sort of adding some gravitas on things that have...