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It makes the hastily planned meeting even more clhallenging o pull together. >> from a logistical standpoint, we'll need to move in a motorcade, all kinds of things that allows the president to continue governing from a security standpoint. we'll have to have the security prepare for every contingency possible and the goal is to shrink the margin of error of what will happen when the two meet. >> reporter: the president has an opportunity to convince the north koreans to give up their nuclear program. it's not at all clear what that means to kim jong un or what he wants in return. >> i don't t...

This is a gold mine of intelligence for them. even if he's using some kind of secure app, there's all kinds of things you can derive from the fact that he's doing that. how long he's talking, who he's talking to, and even if you don't get the content this is not a very good practice from a security standpoint. >> is the president's personal phone encrypted? i think they're at least doing that. he's not just using a cell phone on an open basis opinion i mean, that is -- that is a gold mine. from an intelligence, classic intelligence priority number one, plans and intentions, you can derive a lo...

How long he's talking, who he's talking to, and even if you don't get the content this is not a very good practice from a security standpoint. >> is the president's personal phone encrypted? >> what kind of security measures are they taking to protect him? >> i think they're at least doing that. he's not just using a cell phone on an open basis opinion i mean, that is -- that is a gold mine. from an intelligence, classic intelligence priority number one, plans and intentions, you can derive a lot of valuable intelligence. just from listening to what you might think is a casual phone conversati...

Out of the region to ask where the thank you is? >> first of all, i think part of that tweet was to cover, sort of cover up an earlier tweet where he was saying, you know, we are definitely going to attack. that's not something you do from an operational security standpoint. so, i think the first part of that tweet is trying to cover the previous tweet. the second part of the tweet, there's no question, i think we have done well in terms of eliminating isis. isis no longer holds much of the territory. they will dissolve now into a terrorist network. i think the broader question is, what is the...

Idea to arm more folks inside of schools? >> absolutely not. i agree with mr. pitman that you are putting a greater responsibility on a teacher instead of teaching our children, now you're putting them in a position to be in a security standpoint that they have to watch something else and not -- they're going to neglect what they are doing with our children. with the active shooters we have going on right now, it helps the teacher, protect the children and then we have law enforcement and active personnel responding to assist in these needs. now i do agree with arming a special response team t...