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Decision is likely to face obstacles. look, the courts made it clear that the existing moratorium was not constitutional. it wouldn't stand. howie: but the president abruptly he reversed himself under fierce pressure for liberal lawmakers such as cori bush and the cdc extend the ban with a minor change. look how they framed the move, with a woman who had fallen behind on her rent and congratulating cori bush. >> how does it feel to hear the news about the moratorium tonight, thanks to you? >> i am so -- i'm elated and i'm overwhelmed. >> biden is so terrified apparently of the -- i like to cal...

U.s. strikes north korea's nuclear system, but it wouldn't stand for any attempt at regime change or any sending of south korean or u.s. troops over the north korean border. so, this is a kind of thing that tillerson will be reinforcing today, that they're not trying to threaten china's influence in the region. they're just trying to take a dangerous nuclear actor off the table by taking that weapons program off the table. so, it's a two-pronged message. >> you know, alex burns, if i can jump in with one question not on north korea right now -- and again, we will hear from the secretary of sta...

Speech on north korea from secretary of state rex tillerson, basically saying the world needs to get on board, and if we don't take action, the united states, it could have catastrophic consequences. the president also talked extensively about north korea in an interview he did with reuters, and he spoke about kim jong-un, the dictator, in terms that were surprising to some people. "the new york times" called it "grudging praise." listen to what the president said. >> he's 27 years old. his father dies. he took over a regime. so, say what you want, but that's not easy, especially at that age. ...

Stop testing, make some commitments. that's also an invitation, an over picture to china to see where they can wing in for some kind of effort. and again, as elise said, we've been through this sort of thing before, although not anywhere near the kind of military threat at the same time, in the dance with iran, the very complicated negotiations with iran. but the simultaneous message -- we're not looking for regime change, we're willing to resume u.s. aid to north korea. people may forget, but there was a time when the united states was actually providing financial and other aid to north korea...

White house has also had some issues with mixed messaging on many other fronts, so how can we tell which it is? >> well, in the context of the north korea issue, i would listen to what secretary tillerson says and what secretary mattis says. these are the folks in the administration that really have to measure their words most carefully in these kind of official context -- >> are you suggesting don't listen to what the president of the united states says? >> i'm not saying don't listen to him, but i'm saying take it in the context of his personality and the way he talks, that any u.s. presiden...