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The outs. they could use that with their leverage with kim jong-un. very interesting to watch. >> certainly, thanks for breaking it down for us, elise. now i want to bring in my panel to dig a little deeper on this situation. we have amy parnes, senior political correspondent for "the hill." julian else selser, a cnn polit analyst and historian at princeton university. and david edlesman is the former bureau chief, now with the national law school. amy, is the president scrambling for political victory here? do you think he wants this to happen too much, where he could lose leverage? >> yes,...

Carry a letter proposing a series of measures back then that could have led to denuclearization. clinton, in turn, sent madeleine albright, secretary of state, to pyongyang. it never happened. they just never seemed to want to give the north korean leader the kind of pedestal standing next to an american president. ironically, if october of 2000, the same month, the south korean president won a nobel peace prize for his efforts to seal the rift between north and south korea. so this is 18 years ago. this has never happened in all the administrations since then. it's really hard to see how this...

People are worried about. so we'll see what he can make out of this first meeting. >> all right, amy parnes, julian, thank you so much. still ahead, the unemployment rate hits its lowest level in half a century. by nearly all accounts, the economy is booming and president trump is getting the credit. but is the president risking it all by slapping tariffs on goods produced by u.s. allies stoking fears of a trade war? it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection. that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wrap...