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Senators telling us they didn't hear lot new inside that rom and did not get a sense the trump administration is close to ordering military action. >> actuality, is is there a credible military option? >> there's not a credible military option in the sense that right now we don't have the ability to know where all of the nuclear weapons and equipment research facilities are. but we also know that would result in hundreds of thousands of north koreaens and south koreans being killed quickly and that's hard to stomach because of our lack of certainty for the potential of the elimination of threa...

Ability to know where all of the nuclear weapons and equipment research facilities are. but we also know that ultimately that would result in hundreds of thousands of north koreaens and south koreans being killed quick ly. that's hard to stomach given our lack of certainty on what the potential for the elimination of the threat would be. >> one option we're told that the administration is considering is putting north korea back on the state sponsors of terrorism list. they were taken off in 2008 by the bush administration in a time there were negotiations underway to freeze the nuclear program...

South korea within days. the system intended to protect the south and japan from a north korean missile strike. >> this week north korea threatened australia with a nuclear strike. a powerful reminder that the entire international community that north korea's missiles point in every direction. >> reporter: admiral harris took the blame for confusion about when the "uss carl vinson" will arrive in the region, this after president trump touted its deployment last week. he says it's nearby in the philippines and ready to act if called upon. >> as president trump and secretary mattis have made cle...

Cards on the table with china to change their policy. >> one option we are told by senior administration official that trump administration is considering is putting north korea back on the state sponsors of terrorism list. they were on that list. removed in 2008 by the bush administration at a time when negotiations were under way to freeze north korea's nuclear program. those negotiations did not work. but wolf, it shows you how limited the options are in terms of new options. options that haven't been tried before. the question is, what kind of pressure, what kind of steps will work now tha...

We knead to think what the end state is once that pressure is applied. eric: the diplomacy has boo bame back to them. north korea was taken off the state sponsors of terrorism list, giving them an olive branch, and they give us a slap in the face. >> i wouldn't trust that regime as far as i can throw it. they will agree to almost anything if it produces tangible benefits to them. they pledged on multiple occasions to give up their nuclear weapons program. they have never been serious by the and they have never done it. we have wasted se -- so much ti. it's also why we are facing some