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But also how we can make sure this never happens again. what the congressman said about making recommendations to prevent this from happening. that is a huge part. not just holding the people accountable but making sure that doesn't happen again. what is to stop this from happening again? there is nothing that has been in place, put in place to stop this from happening again. a couple of different security postures and stuff like that. but what's to say that this can happen again? i'm encouraged that the congressman said that. >> one of the themes that we've been talking about, i talked with a...

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Have a strong plan in place to ensure that it remains peaceful and that if violence does occur that we can stop it as quickly as possible. >> hi, again. it is 5:00 in new york. warning of violence at tomorrow's rally in washington, d.c. in support of the capitol insurrectionists. what you heard from capitol police, what separating this from becoming a january 6th repeat is that law enforcement is prepared. taking no chances, fencing has gone up surrounding the capitol. heightened security postures are in place. there's even the possibility that rally goers could just decide to stay home. there...

The basis of having a very strong verification regime, one that has never been the case before in north korea. it wasn't the case in iran either for that matter. it is now. but for a closed society, that will be a very, very difficult negotiation. >> and iran is an open society compared to north korea. >> yes, absolutely. >> in iran you were trying prevent the development of nuclear weapons. north korea has them. so what is the difference in that kind of negotiation with a country that already has them? >> well, i think first of all, that supports the thrust that i already mentioned. i think i...

Compared to north korea. >> yes, absolutely. >> in iran you were trying prevent the development of nuclear weapons. north korea has them. so what is the difference in that kind of negotiation with a country that already has them? >> well, i think first of all, that supports the thrust that i already mentioned. i think in iran, centering on the nuclear negotiation made sense to prevent a nuclear weapon. verifiably. i have to keep saying verifiably. whereas in north korea they obviously have nuclear explosives. so number one, the regional security postures is what has to be discussed. but second...