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Have more to gain than they can lose at a summit in which they begin to offer some concrete steps. right now, the vague assurances that could have been acceptable at singapore are no longer acceptable in hanoi. in hanoi, we must have concrete measures, and kim must begin to make a deal, or there won't be a deal. i think the president understands that. >> ed: right. specificity that we did not see in singapore, now expected here in hanoi. judith miller come appreciate your insights tonight. >> thank you, ed. >> ed: all right, the u.s. and south korea, meanwhile, a very strong military relations...

Having a summit in and of itself is not a victory. the fact that the president is anxious to have it doesn't sway me. what we want here is specificity. we want to know what the north koreans have. we want a timeline where they dismantle it and we can verify. in exchange, we should be prepared to gradually relax some sanctions. the danger is once again we come out of a second summit where they rhetorically commit to denuclearization, they maybe get rid of a couple of things and they keep adding things. it's almost like they're spooning water out of their bath tub at the same time water's coming...

Following a summit in which kim promised among other things to dismantle the missile launch fight dominick's site. the state department called for engaging immediately in negotiations with the north. >> of the south koreans had a successful engagement where we made another step where we could get verification of an element of the north korean program. on the ground, that's a good thing. >> kim's lack of detail about organization. he backed kim's demand for the u.s. and it's a declaration that the u.s. is not ready to make. >> and the korean war veterans memorial. >> we will never relent in our

Turning out to be america alone. >> you have the american president basically seeking to blow up a summit in which he's long played and is expected to play the leading role. neil: julie, hearing all of that and the risks the president is taking, you say what? >> you know, i think it is a-- as you said, some of these issues have been raised by this network and other networks and i think it's jarring, honestly, to be looking at the president's interactions with our allies and with our enemies and to not have the tenor of those to be largely indistinguishable from each other. so, there's niceties...

The speech in wisconsin, steve, and today he met at trump tower with the tech community, a summit in which he said we'll do anything that you need, give me a call or give somebody in my administration a call if you have any issues. >> yeah, he said there wasn't a strict chain of command. call in and we'll take care of you. look, he's made very clear that he wants jobs to be a priority. one of the things that we've seen him do early in his pre-presidential period is the pr of jobs. and whether you're talking about carrier, whether you're talking about meetings like this, this is showing america...