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This morning a top trump official is pushing back on a new report from the "new york times" that the u.s. might accept a deal to let north korea keep the nuclear weapons it already has rather than destroy them. national security adviser john bolton tweeting he has not "heard of any desire to settle for a nuclear freeze by north korea." he adds "the times should face consequences for its reporting," coming on the heels of president trump's historic step into north korea on sunday. i'm joining by richard engel, aaron blake, and jim walsh. a research associate at m.i.t.'s security studies program...

It weakens rohani, part of the centrist pragmatic group. each side can egg the other on. inciting hard liners in the otr country. >> john walsh from m.i.t., thank you. >> thank you. lots of you probably have your clocks set here, less than two hours, super bowl li. the fans, protests and political controversy around the new england patriots. boost

Settlements or the sxhangs of existing settlements beyond their current borders may not be helpful in achieving that goal. let's bring in jim walsh, research associate with m.i.t.'s security studies program. good to see you again here. >> good to see you. >> react to that statement coming from the white house right now. where does it put the situation with the united states stance on settlements? >> well, i think what you had was -- and i can only speculate here. i'm not a mind reader. can't tell what's in netanyahu's head. but right after the president was elected, the israeli government move...