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Operating in and the current environment. there's so much hostility towards the president and what he's trying to do from democrats in congress. that what i fear is even if there is an agreement that comes forward that presents some actual achievements and accomplishments moving forward maybe democrats still oppose it, that would be very unfortunate. >> shannon: what about south korean buying because they have different interests, some aligned with ours and some that are very specific to their nation as well. >> the south korean president is a progressive or liberal and he's very interested in...

Keeping a close eye on the talks, the united states has 30,000 troops in south korea as the north wants them out but should we comply? here's an expert, doctor rebecca grant. thank you for joining us. and exciting day. let's take a look at the breakdown of those troops. you mentioned 30,000 total, army, navy, marine corps and air force. how could these talks impart our forces in south korea? >> reporter: this morning i see 0 impact from the hanoi talks on our forces in south korea. they have a slogan. they are ready to fight tonight. is right now we are not talking about withdrawing a single s...

Return to but we shouldn't just be making goals on denuclearization. our us policy and strategy toward north korea is much more complex. it involves pressing north korea on thornier issues including human rights issues but there 80,000 to 120,000 individuals in political prison camps today. it is time for donald trump to be bold on denuclearization and human rights. >> we spoke with one of the negotiators who participated in getting otto warmbier out yesterday talking about the human rights violations that go on. what in your opinion would be a win for the us? >> with all due respect to olivia...

The war has to be ended. no one is attacking anyone. but other than that i think it's -- it's ended anyway. symbolic reasons. >> would it mean something for the people here? >> feel better, feel safer. >> from congressman kim present donna credits president trump for a lot of movement in korean diplomacy but a lot of people here say there still a lot of risks ahead. shannon. >> shannon: greg in seoul, thank you very much. what is the end game for this summit sequel? north korea's complete denuclearization actually in the cards? well, this is what we just heard from the president. >> we have a ...

We'd ask you to be to spell out what you think should be a top goal for something the president should accomplish. we'll start with you. a tough road to hoe here. >> i would like to see more specificity after singapore. the singapore declaration was quite vague. i would like to see what other specific steps that kim jong un intends to commit to? it would be great if we could get a definition on denuclearization. with the actual steps he will take, verification is something i will talk more about, actually seeing what that looks like, having some specificity and then we can talk about the easin...