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An inappropriate way of dealing with that situation so when the report comes out, it will be fascinating to see the level of indictments, if, indeed, indictments are to follow and to see the exact content. but right now, it's the ultimate guessing game i guess. what's in the report? when will it be made public and who will be named within it? >> that's a lot happening in d.c. >> oh, yes. and out west. >> a meeting between the u.s. president and the north korean leader. when it comes down to this meeting, how important will it be to see concrete moves towards de-nuclearization? more than optics...

The president. tariffs on cars. there was an extended negotiating period that was going to follow when that -- >> there's no circumstance under which i would testify against nothing's happened from that now the president, because i would have to bear false witness either. >> i sense your skepticism. against him. you believe there is reason to i would have to make things up, and i'm not going to do that. believe this may not happen? >> oh, absolutely. i've had no discussion regarding to get the sort of deal that the a pardon. the only person i've pushed for u.s. is talk about involving a pardon...

He's seen as having alienated allies where as kim has been seeking them out over the last couple of weeks and he's found them. they are all making concrete moves toward building economic ties with north korea. what's also important to point out in terms of trying to read the north korean position on this, the news of the summit is already being reported in north korea, typically big news has a lag of a few days so this suggests that the regime is going into this feeling confident. >> so to that point i want to pick up on something you were saying which is how much the south koreans is invested...

Council regulations. so they want to show they are not caving under pressure. as you guest said, they also want to remind everybody that, yes, they do have a missile that can hit guam. so i'm afraid that we're going to expect more of these tests to be forthcoming. probably even in contental ballistic tests. >> there's a lot of calls for tight anything the screws against north korea. we have seen two missile tests, the test of a nuclear bomb, what diplomatic options are left? what else does the u.s. need to do? they are talking a lot about it, but what concrete moves can they put behind this? >...