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Press secretary steph snee grisham caught in a brawl. american media tried to capture the leaders entering the freedom house. behind closed doors, the president spoke with kim for nearly an hour. >> i think the relationship that we developed has meant so much to so many people. but it was an honor that you asked me to step over that line and i was proud to step over the line. >> reporter: but moving forward will likely be difficult. despite two previous summits between the two sides, north korea's nuclear program remains intact and short range missile testing restarted in may. president trump'...

Changed since the hanoi summit. the only thing that has really changed is the fact that kim jong-un has started testing again. he has started missile testing. they are short range missiles. not long range missiles, which the u.s. is more concerned with. he still started testing again. that's really the only change that we have seen. so what we saw today, we were promised by the president if it happens that it would be a handshake or a two-minute chat or something very small. he was really underplaying it. but what we got in the end was more than an hour of talks. behind closed doors, between t...

Nuclear deal that obama negotiated basically imposed a ban on any kind of nuclearization weaponry on iran for about 15 years let's take that to 30 or let's take that indefinitely, okay, let's also ban any missile testing on iran outside the radius of the middle east. i think you'd get the europeans, the russians and the chinese to sign on to that. if we put that on the table to the iranians i think there's be a real fight inside iran whether to accept that or not. but when trump starts sanctioning the leader -- sanctioning the very people he's negotiating with, what it says to me is that he is...

Fantastic job and a lot of good things came out of that. a lot of good meetings with other countries. i can tell you from the standpoint of the united states. but we decided to come here a while ago as part of going to the g20. i promised president moon. and then yesterday i was just thinking, hey, i'm here, let's see whether or not we can say hello to kim jong un. and i put out the word, and he got back. and he wanted to do it from the beginning and so did i. but there's a lot of good feeling when sometimes the media will say gee, what's happened? they know what's happened. what's happened is...

North korea. as you note, they've taken no steps to do that and in fact other concessions north korea seems to have backed off in recent months. for instance, they are no longer turning over remains of lost u.s. service members from the korean war. how significant a development is that in recent weeks? as well as we've also seen some bubbling up of that bellicose rhetoric as well from north korea in recent weeks too. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. you mentioned that short-range missile testing which we saw back in may and the bellicose remarks made by the north korean officials, by their med...