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Happen. and if i think it won't happen, i'm not going to waste my time. i don't want to waste his time. leland: it would seem it's in chairman kim's great personal interest and his country's interest to make it seem like something's going to happen and to play this out for a long time. >> exactly. and what we saw kim jong un doing at the inter-korean summit was acting very gregarious, very respectful to the south korean president. they seemed to hit it off, and so the south korean president was very eager to reduce tensions on the peninsula not only between the two koreas, but also setting the...

Principles it is that the president comes out of the summit with. how do you create the process that doesn't allow north korea to stall or to cheat or to sfwul some of the traps that have bedeviled us so many times in the past. i mean, we've been at this place more than once over the years. >> so true. and sung-yoon, what might be different this time, and who would be the actors you'd watch? would it be mike pompeo, moon jae-in? >> it would be kim jong-un. and this is what's going to happen -- president trump will agree to endorse a loose, open-ended agreement, agreement calling for protracted...

Going to be a lot of language in that space. i think that's absolutely right. justin trudeau making that one of his key issues. remember, where this day started, that breakfast to deal with gender equality, and then there was a working session on that same issue. i was told talking to some of the participants in that breakfast, it was a very robust discussion. everyone agreed there needs to be more investment in women's and girls. i -- in women and girls. i think that you are going to see a lot of the language in the communique centered around that very important issue. and of course, we go ba...

Vis-a-vis our traditional friends and allies in the region and around the world. >> lindsay, the timeline is long, and you've been watching this as we look at north korea going back to, what, 1992, 1993, and further beyond. we went to the six-party talks. we're now in a hopeful space potentially. i think most world leaders would like to see something positive. . where are we in the timeline? we're in 2018. we're going to have june 12th on the timeline. what will it read? >> i actually think that the date that we ought to all be paying attention to right now is june 13th, not june 12th. >> okay...

On this. there's been so much to talk about in terms of what this might mean in terms of north korea, and i'll -- i'll start with that because kristen welker was saying full support from the g7 here, saying go get them. on the flip side at the g7, they're saying i don't know, i don't know if we support the things that you're doing outside of that one area. is that one space you believe here that will get the support of most nations? >> well, yes. and i expect a resounding success story, successful summit for north korea. you know, the last time a u.s. president was gearing up for a summit with...