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New south korean president once they have their elections on the 9th of may, which is very soon? i think these are the variables at play at the moment. so pumping up, what i think the president's now trying to do, a new combined diplomacy with china is the way to go. julie: absolutely, china holds the key here. >> i believe to a large extent. if you speak to the chinese, it's not as if the north koreans simply to what china says, because, for example, my best advice is the chinese ambassador in pyongyang has never met kim jong un. there's a lot of frostiness in that relationship because china ...

Leland: liz has more. elizabeth: north korea celebrates its most important holiday of the year, the birth of its founding ruler. the country often time correlates or has nuclear tests with important dates such as this one, putting the u.s. and allies on high alert. fox news correspondent greg talcott filed this report from inside pyongyang. >> reporter: elizabeth, only only -- ominous signals on the day of the parade marking the anniversary of kim kim ill sung. take a look. the experts look hard at the hardware, trying to find anything new and nefarious. this year they're looking at whether th...

So, yeah, they want to continue this. and they will put pressure on north korea, but only when we put pressure on them. when we become distracted and look somewhere else, we know that the chinese are then going to go back to their default position of supporting pyongyang. elizabeth: you know, obviously, it's no secret the u.s. has shown its military might over the past two weeks, and i'm curious as to the fine line the united states has to walk between provoking north korea and deterring them. and how does the trump administration do that? >> well, this is very difficult, because the kim regim...

Talked about the next presidential election. [laughter] that's what this president does, he keeps us talking, even about his re-election bid. jane torrance, thanks very much. >> thanks, julie. julie: turning to a more serious topic, north korea celebrating its past and military hardware showing it off in front of the world even as tensions grow with the u.s. our greg talcott is inside pyongyang with more on the saber rattling coming from the regime. >> north korea's a problem. the problem will be taken care of. i will say this, i think china has really been working very hard. ♪ ♪ hen you s...

Julie: all of us, of course, would like to see this end peacefully. many believe we do not want to get involved in a war with north korea. but we also need to listen to kim jong un and his threats and take them seriously to prevent. he at one point, pyongyang had said during the, you know, nuclear non-proliferation treaty -- which, obviously, failed. all talks have always failed. pyongyang would never return to talks. are easing sanctions or putting pressure in the relief of aid by withholding aid s that really going to be enough to stop them from trying to move forward with their nuclear prog...