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Intelligence community the realization the one development from both meetings the president has had with kim is that it's been an extraordinary success for kim in the sense that it has elevated him on the international stage and we got nothing? >> well i think, mike, it's fair to say our intelligent community professionals predicted we would get nothing. if you recall dan coats testified in open session before the senate intelligence committee that north korea would not give up their wmd programs. that's what led the president to say the intelligence chiefs were naive and stupid and behavioral...

>> for the first time, south and north korea agreed on a specific step towards denuclearization. if it is a very meaningful achievement. >> kim pledged to allow foreign experts to observe the permanent dismantle which of launch and test sites and said he would get rid of a key nuclear production facility if the u.s. took "corresponding measures." >> prior to becoming president it looked like we were going to war with north korea and now we have a lot of progress. >> still, kim already promised president trump he would ditch the missile site he said in june. other launch facilities and nuclear ...

Un is likely sincere about denuclearizing. we'll have to put our conditions on the table. listen, we're going to have to see the fuel sites, the storage sites, the launch facilities, the research sites. we've got to see everything and verify that and that will take months and months down the road for all of that to p happen. >> paul: the key thing, one of the he key points is if u.s. forces can stay in south korea, that's a huge concession, because that's always been one of the north korea's biggest demands and frankly, it's also been a goal of china which wants the u.s. out of the peninsula, ...

Un is likely sincere about denuclearizing. we'll have to put our conditions on the table. listen, we're going to have to see the fuel sites, the storage sites, the launch facilities, the research sites. we've got to see everything and verify that and that will take months and months down the road for all of that to p happen. >> paul: the key thing, one of the he key points is if u.s. forces can stay in south korea, that's a huge concession, because that's always been one of the north korea's biggest demands and frankly, it's also been a goal of china which wants the u.s. out of the peninsula, ...

In detail on all the military options that are available to us from simple naval blockade to shooting down a missile being fired to eliminating launch facilities and the escalation goes on and on and on. a nuclear war would be something at the end of that process rather than something at the beginning of that process. certainly, yeah, he is very much aware of all of these options and i think he gets continuous updates almost daily updates on what is taking place. >> julie: let's not forget the words that have come if we talk about words. maybe kim jong-un doesn't get on twitter. he made threat...