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Editorial in "the wall street journal" this weekend, the approach to north korea has been characterized by provocation and procrastination. we can't procrastinate anymore. the effort is to combine what we are doing diplomatically, economically and with key allies and partners and others including china to resolve this short of any military conflict. >> there's been confusion. has the president drawn a red line? is it a threat from kim jong-un? is it a missile test to guam? can you explain how his words should be interpreted? particularly because he seemed to say the last one even a threat was ...

For it and to make sure that there is a viable military option that, if necessary, you could execute to protect the american people, knowing this is the gravest decision that any leader has to make. the president doesn't draw red lines. what he does is he asks us to make sure that we have viable options for him. options that combine diplomatic, economic, and military capabilities. that's what we've done. >> meanwhile, the ap reports the trump administration has been engaging in back channel diplomacy with north korea involving the u.s. aun have a for north korea policy and a senior north korea...

We can't procrastinate anymore. the effort is to combine what we are doing diplomatically, economically and with key allies and partners and others including china to resolve this short of any military conflict. >> there's been confusion. has the president drawn a red line? is it a threat from kim jong-un? is it a missile test to guam? can you explain how his words should be interpreted? he said even a threat was going to get a response. what's the red line? >> the president doesn't draw red lines. he asks us to make sure we have viable options for him. options that combine diplomatic, economi...

Secretary of state tillerson emphasized a quote, peaceful pressure campaign and no interest in regime change. cia director mike pompeo knocked down the idea that the u.s. is on the cusp of nuclear war over the weekend. joint chiefs of staff chairman general dose ef dunn ford told reporters that diplomatic and economic pressureization comes first with military options to back it up. and here is what h.r. mcmaster told chuck todd on sunday's "meet the press." >> the president was asked are we going to war and he said i think you know the answer to that, we don't. what's the answer? >> well, the ...

You partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. tensions remain very high over the nuclear brinksmanship over the united states and korea. mike pompeo this morning saying he anticipates north korean leader kim jong-un will perform more missile tests in the future. >> i'm quite confident that he will continue to try to develop his missile program, so it wouldn't surprise me if there's another missile test. >> but national security adviser h.r. mcmaster told nbc's chuck todd on "meet the pr...