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Who would get the better deal? 40% say donald trump. 30% say kim jong un. 17% say neither or the same. 12% sandra. steve, at least the folks who answered this poll, the plurality think that if these two sit down, they have more confidence in our president. >> i hope they are right. every time we have sat down with them, they have been broke. they've been on the verge of going broke. one of the thing that's given them lifelines is u.s. concessions, preemptive u.s. concessions. we have offered them. they haven't denuclearize. we wouldn't be having these conversations. i don't think china has bee...

If you don't, then we won't. that's where we are today. >> sandra: the president as he was departing the white house going to annapolis said we're talking to them now when asked about north korea. what did he mean by that? is there a direct line of communication with north korea and the president now? >> there is always conversation between foreign entities and this government. you have to understand the president made the point yesterday that this deal, this conversation, this summit has to be done at the highest levels. the president and kim jong-un are the ultimate decideers in this. until ...

This. there was a moment that she could have stood up and done something that a lot of people went too far. she clearly is uncomfortable with what was done. but she doesn't want to apologize for it. what can she do to bridge that gap to reassure your fellow democrats? >> here's the thing. i have had two sit-down meetings with her prior to her hearing today. you saw the open hearing. then we went into a classified closed hearing. and everything that you thought you might not have gotten a direct answer for we got direct answers for. i think this is the right person and the right time and the ri...

Resolve this peacefully. a word of warning to north korea, kim jong-un, the worst possible things you can do is meet with president trump in person and try to play him. if you do that, it will be the end of you and your regime. what do you think about that? that is very strong wording. is this the last step? >> well, we're going to hear from a lot of professional politicians and diplomats. the reality is, the approach that we've taken in the past with the professionals has been an abject failure. i think we need to support the president in this and hopefully we come to a negotiated settlement....

Intrarelations between the two koreas, developing relations further. and which is needed, given these two sit on either side of the most heavily for ttified milita zone in the world. and they were going to talk about north korea having more dialogue with the international community, particularly the u.s. that, of course, is the key to this global at least. can north korea and the u.s. sit down across the table and talk to each other? >> very good question. andrew stevens for us in seoul. thank you so much. joining me now is ian bremer, president of the global risk consulting firm irasia grou...