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The u.s. delegation is there in the front row as well. momentarily, the president and the prime minister will be walking in. glor gloria, you wanted to make a point. >> it just looks so unprofessional. and it looks as if everything is being kind of done in an ad hoc way. when you have something that occurs that is dangerous by all accounts, and serious by all accounts, perhaps it's best to pull the president aside and take his national security adviser with him and brief them perhaps in a separate room that would be out of view. >> what's amazing is, we know that the white house communications...

More about how you deal with this very real threat, wolf. >> the north korea threat. a lot of national security experts say that is the top, the most national security threat facing the u.s. right you no. stand by clarissa, i want to get to be. kevin lip dak is our white house producer. you are there. you were there in mara laga when president trump and the visiting japanese prime minister shinzo abe, they got word that north korea launched this ballistic missile. you ran a detailed piece for cnn.com in which you explained how they got the word. the pictures we saw. it looked like they were ou...

North korea launch as ballistic missile test and we've seen the photographs, they are hanging out at mara lago having dinner and they are getting word of a sensitivish you like that. >> whether it is the papers or the phone calls, you don't do that in public. it is such an obvious call. i had a security clearance. they used to have marines that went out of the secure part of the building to make sure you didn't leave a secured document in a secured part of the building. you don't do it in be approximate. the phone calls, the conversations with the foreign leader on the most sensitive national ...

That keeping canadians safe is one of the fundamental responsibilities of any government. that's certainly something that we're very much focused on. at the same time, we continue to pursue our policies of openness towards immigration refugees without compromising security. part of the reason we have been successful in doing that over the past year, welcoming close to 40,000 syrian refugees, because we have been coordinating with our allies, united states and around the world, to demonstrate that security comes very seriously to us. that's something that we continue to deal with. >> translator...

Intellectual background. you've got to be the counselor to the president, the coordinator, the traffic cop, to make sure everything is looked at rigorously, carefully. you don't have the sort of thing done as was done with the guidelines on homeland security and so forth. either general flynn has to be able to do it, and he has to be backed, or they have to bring in somebody else. more important, i would argue, the president has to decide to empower his national security adviser. that has implications for a lot of other people returning around the west wing. >> we resume that job of national s...