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Game has changed. >> the dog maxed out. that's why beto o'rourke didn't raise the money. the dog maxed out. >> thank you for that sub text. thank you for the conversation. we have breaking news from north korea. north korea hinting that it may start testing missiles again. and taking on u.s. leaders. the statement that is getting the world's attention next. yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month,

President trump. so going back to the report in "the new york times" as to whether or not the trump administration is considering a partial freeze, this is something that could play very well in terms of kim jong-un's own priorities. he is likely willing to give up some part of his nuclear missile programs, but clearly not all of it, in exchange for the lifting of some sanctions on the north korean economy, giving a bit of breathing room there. the key question is, is there any veracity in this report and will the president choose to set them aside as he looks toward a path with kim jong-un. >...

Negotiation. once again the president has given away for free to north korea as he mentioned these pictures, this propaganda victory. and what have we gotten for in response, nothing for it i can tell. although, i will say the north koreans continue to maintain a freeze on testing nuclear weapons, which is great. but they haven't completely maintained their ban on testing missiles, on firing missiles. and we are no closer to getting the north koreans to freeze their entire program today than we were yesterday. so this, again, is something where the president unfortunately seems to think that i...

Potential deal of denuclearization but came away with nothing? what is accomplished today beyond -- listen, the history of meeting face to face but largely a photo opportunity. >> if president trump does step across the border, across the ndl into the north korean side of the dmz, as he said yesterday he would be very comfortable doing, then he goes down in history. he becomes the first sitting u.s. president to ever go into north korea. when it comes to what does this mean for denuclearization, it's very difficult to see. nothing's changed on the ground. the only thing that's actually changed...

And well coordinated. this seems to be a wild card moment that the president at least that's the way he portrayed on twitter and remarks at g20, so now we wait, we have to see whether or not kim jong un and the president meet, this comes at a tense time for u.s. and north korean relations, although the two have developed a cordial relationship in exchanging letters, kim jong un has been testing missiles in somewhat of acting defiance of sanctions that are punishing his country so much. jon: of course, the president issued the invitation and the obvious speculation was what happens if kim does ...