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Of something that -- a lot of these countries have agreed to hurtful concessions to get this done, right? for the u.s. to back out in favor of some coal jobs with some of these other industries are saying we need to stay? >> coal doesn't make much sense anymore. >> and then the president's top economic adviser seems to support the paris deal. we'll know -- >> fascinating week. breaking overnight, the death of former dictator manual nor yay ga. he the former general ruled panama from 1983 to 1989 before he was ousted by a u.s. invasion. he was many prison for corruption or murdering his polit...

North korean diplomats were open to create thag dialogue. the test we keep talking about, though, threw a wrench into how successful any possibility of diplomatic talks could be. >> reporter: it does seem to defie logic. it happened at lower levels, without official government talks. suggested perhaps there was a door that was opening for negotiations. you pair that with the comments from the new president in south korea saying he would be open to talks, echoing what president trump said, that he would, under the right circumstances sit down with king jong-un. the fact that north korean diplom...

It of course for us. this happen os the heels of north korea accusing the u.s. of an assassination plot against kim jong-un. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: well, this came earlier this week. they were saying -- talking about a terrorist group that was working for the cia that was going to use a chemical weapon, a biochemical substance to try and assassinate kim jong-un and try to topple the regime. now, this is really odd. i mean north korea has in the past accused south korea of trying to launch assassination plots, never the united states. it comes on the heels of secretary of...

Shape what's going forward. the question i have is whether trump has a team that can really capitalize on this, in the sense of pushing u.s. policies, u.s. plans for how we get an end game in a way that will leave us more secure when it's over. but the disruption does seem to be producing some benefits. >> david, we had a south korean expert on the other day who said while he was alarmed by some of the language that president trump has used about kim jong-un, saying he's a smart cookie, flattering him in these ways, there may be something to flattering kim jong-un in the way that putin has fig...

Loss of life if you go to a military confrontation. trump understands this kind of flattery, i'll say nice things about you, you say nice things about me. and it's worked with many world leaders. will it work with kim jong-un? it's a mystery. but i think he wants to open the door with chinese encouragement toward some kind of discussion that would be, perhaps, like the discussions about the unification of germany, the fall of the cold war. it's a very ambitious approach. there's very little expertise in this white house to support it, so we'll see. >> so, charles krauthhammer rights that trump...