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North korea should the united states -- or, actually exercise a military operation there. >> that's right. and what's particularly dangerous is seoul is a short distance from the border with north korea. there are 10 million people there, and north korea can reach that city with conventional missiles and artillery. and it's a very dangerous situation which is why i think you saw vice president pence open the door again to the idea there can be some sort of negotiated diplomatic effort that would include some kind of guarantee of security and non-interference for the chinese and north korea, bu...

Acknowledging there are going to be areas where we disagree. >> translator: china is willing to engage in dialogue and exchanges with the united states on the basis of mutual respect and the principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs. >> reporter: amidst the carefully choreographed state visit, a misstep. translation glitches that plagued the joint press conference. >> translator: because of the technical translation and interpretation problem, i did not hear the question about the human rights. >> reporter: economics, trade, security, the u.s./china relationship is complex...

And exchanges with the united states on the basis of mutual respect and the principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs. >> chris: chinese president hu dealing with the always touchy subject of human rights during the joint news conference today with president obama. we're back now with the panel. it is always tricky to try to wade through the diplomatic niceties to try to figure out what really happened. but your sense, chris, from the news conference and the read out we're getting from both sides. did president obama make any progress on the big issues that divide the u.s....

Inside, president hu likely never heard them as he also claimed to missed an american reporter pointed question on the broader theme. >> because of the technical translation problem i did not hear the question about the human rights. >> pressed by a second reporter, hu defended the country's enormous progress on human rights though he acknowledged more needs to be done. >> china is a developing country with a huge population. and also developing country in a crucial stage of reform. that we are also willing to learn from each other on the basis of mutual respect. and the principle of non-inter...

Megyn: it was a lengthy press conference with a number of technological issues throughout the discussion. the president is talking about when it comes to the economy and need for a level playing field for american companies in china. talking about human rights. president hu say we agreed to engage in dialogue with an understanding of non-interference. a few headlines from there. i want to get my panel's final thoughts. monica crowley. steve forbes, editor-in-chief of forbes media. steve, let me start with you. how boring was that? >> well, i think it's a test of our character that we are still...