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Gotcha moments. he said they were very pleased with the outcome of last night and happy that sanders and warren were able to go toe to toe. >> when i talk to him and mentioned this idea of a nonaggression pact, he was very quick, sanders' managers to say there is no pact. no pact. >> the aggression is coming. >> the aggression is coming. >> those are two candidates who make the argument that the country's problems did not start and will not end with donald trump. >> right. >> for them, it is important to make the overall broader case about the ideals and ideology. both of those hypothetical ad...

>> you think the north koreans would be willing to give up their stockpile of what 20 or 50 or 60 nuclear bombs, give up that nuclear capability that they currently have? >> -- was in my office, a senior adviser to president moon of south korea and he believes that at this moment if we were to sign a nonaggression pact and have a peace agreement that kim jong-un would be willing to gage in at least 90% denuclearization. i think it is worth strongly exploring. what i wouldn't do is remove the sanctions before we saw massive concrete action from the north koreans. >> as you know, the goal of t...

I met with president carter a new weeks ago and with moon, a senior adviser to south korean president moon. and they both believe there's a framework for a deal. first, we need to have a peace agreement and move beyond the 1953 armistice and have a nonaggression pact. second, they think then kim jong-un will denuclearize, and after 90% denuclearization, we can look at flexibility in sanctions. i think a framework is there. i'm glad president trump is exploring it. >> i want to move on to the border funding bill this week. $4.6 billion to provide more humanitarian resources for the border. here...

Conduct business with nor recommend to any of its targeted campaigns any consultant that works with an opponent of a sitting member of the house democratic caucus. to talk about this, chris stirewalt. i wanted to get your take on this. to me it shows that, one, they're worried about, for example, aoc's saying they want to challenge these incumbents with primaries that would make it very difficult for them to keep the house again in 2020. also they're taking a lesson from what the republicans have gone through and they're deciding to play hard ball early on. >> they are playing hard ball. repub...

Representation of the president and our cooperation with the office of special counsel. the question is what kind of representation, right? and i wonder, for even people who are in the president's team, in his corner, but maybe worry a little bit about some of his freewheeling style when it comes to dealing with taking on robert mueller lately, we have seen him really go after the special counsel on twitter. which was something that was new. i imagine there are people even very much in the president's camp who are looking at this shift and they are worried. >> yeah, you would have to be becaus...