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Continuing to fight against the jihadists and isis is the right thing to do. the investigation should be separate from politics and go all the way. >> mike: rebecca, it seems that this can't be a binary choice. it is not the saudis are the iranians. if someone does something bad, even if they are our friends, we need to do something saying that this has to be seriously dealt with? a systematic murder of journalist, that is pretty serious. >> the president actually is being prudent here. it is not a binary choice. we have sanctions, 17 saudis. they have identified as responsible for his death. ...

Espouseds are cold mettle values. talking about economics above all else. laying that to bear explicitly in a way that's extraordinary to say the least. >> something to the real politic that he's talking about there valuable also. our security relationship with the saudis is paramount. the conduct of a rather distasteful warren yemen to the extent we don't want to involve ourselves is a proxy conflict. they're conducting it so we don't have to. paramount to maintain the flow of traffic through gulf of aden. if the regime captures, that's our cue to move in. not a choice. the administration rel...

Saudi arabia. the u.s. has had shared interest with saudi arabia for decades, security interests and economic interests and at times has disagreed and publically expressed those disagreements. is there anything that prevents this president from condemning an alleged murder of a journalist while maintaining a security relationship with saudi arabia? >> you are correct. we have indeed had a very, very long relationship approaching 75 years with the government of saudi arabia. it's probably one of the oldest relationships that saudi arabia has. it's been a relationship very much important to both...

Because the security relationship with nato is the bedrock of all the dwik development that's taken -- all the development that's taken place in the occupation. it's the freedom of these countries and their ability to organize and follow democrat ic procedures and work against extraordinary growth. they know it would mean domination by putin and let's indicate cleptocracy. it's heavy-led state exportion and corruption. the benefits run by the former soviet, now russian intelligence service in russia. let's move past brussels and down to helsinki, where this

Korea, david worked in the state department under president obama, former reagan assistant undersecretary of defense michael pillsbury and security studies president jim hanson, led secret counterterrorism operations while serve anything the u.s. army's special forces. k you all for being here. dr. terry, you were at the cia, you covered the north korean portfolio. at this moment, what are both the u.s. and north korea trying to achieve here? >> well, the u.s., obviously, our goal is complete irreversible denuclearization, but if president trump could walk away from this meeting with a commitm...