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Jong-un himself, attempting to resurrect the talks to find agreement before the two leaders parted there empty-handed, specifically to resurrect this exchange of north korea dismantling the nuclear complex, a significant one, though not their only one, in return for partial sanctions relief. but in the view of the u.s., according to our reporting, it was not specific enough, particularly the definition of how much of this nuclear facility, what degree of sanctions relief. and so the president continued with what he now refers to as the walk. >> yeah, the walk away from that. they even cancelle...

Sanctions are there and we won't give up the sanctions unless we have a real program. they are not ready for that. i didn't feel it was right. >> reporter: north korea speaking out with a slightly different take. north korea's foreign minister saying the country did not ask for the removal of all sanctions, just 5 out of total 11 and they were ready to table the main nuclear complex. and mostly bipartisan support, nancy pelosi said she was happy he walked away from the talks. >> it is good the president did not give him what he was proposing. the president walked away from that. >> the preside...

That. they were willing to denuke large areas that we with wanted. >> north korea's foreign minister telling reporters that country only demanded partial sanctions relief in exchange for shuttering its main nuclear complex. deskpiet trade and talks, he continued to praise kim. >> we spent pretty much all day with kim jong-un who is -- he is quite a guy, quite a character. i think we'll end up being very good friends with chairman kim and north korea. there's a warmthing at the we have. we have a good relationship. >> and that phrase comes despite kim's brutal record when it comes to human righ...

Summit, it was interesting -- he fired his top generals. he brought in younger ones take their place. which got my interest because that meant they are more beholden to him. if he's going to make change, he needs them to support him. kim jong un can't move too quickly. if he goes too quickly he's going to lose the support of his hard-liners. it puts them at risk. >> harris: yes, because they off the people they don't agree with. it's the hard-liners i want to ask you about. they want all the sanctions lifted for the closure of north korea's main nuclear complex. we are never going to agree to ...

Summit with kim jong un in pyongyang. both sides laid out an agenda towards peace and denuclearization. mike pomp called the summit a su success. the united states is ready to restart denuclearization talks. with the goal by ending the talks by 2021. as well as a nuclear complex. only if the u.s. takes corresponding measures. it's a big if that has many people skeptical. let's look at this. and joins us again from seoul in south korea. good to see you again. all the excitement happened on the second day of the summit. this very ambitious list. casting doubt on whether any real progress was mad...