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President xi, president trump, president moon, and premier kim all need to come together, sign an end of war declaration because it renounces the use of force to change anything on the peninsula. that's what beijing wants. that's what pyongyang wants. then he needs to turn the operational control of the peninsula militarily over to president moon and to the koreans. make them a truly sovereign state. give them responsibility for their own country. and then we can sit down and we can come up with a measured, deliberative approach to dismantling the nuclear weapons and at the same time linking t...

Fortunately for the american people, he is disruptive and he will produce peace in northeast asia whether people like it or not. >> tucker: you would have to be stupid to want to preserve the status quo in korea. what is the next step to a permanent peace? >> there are a couple of things the president will want to do. first make an end of war declaration. the korean war never ended. we have a status quo which doesn't admit to peace. we take the position the war is unending. that has to stop. president xi wants an end to it and so does moon and so does mr. kim. you take off the table once and f...

The goal is denuclearization. problem is nuclear weapons in north korea. so it has to be, i think if he were to end the war declaration without anything on denuclearization side, i think that would be a serious mistake. >> yeah. and we should note, we've noted this, one reason we have a demilitarized zone for 66 years, since the end of formal hostilities is because the war is not officially over. there's an armistice, but there's not a peace agreement. and that would be the importance of having a formal declaration for the end of hostilities. ambassador yun stand by, it's always great to have ...

Sides. and that, you know, gives really meaningful level of conversation on each side. remember, we did that with beijing as well as hanoi. before going to full diplomatic recognition. second thin thg they could agren is what we call end-of-war declaration. and fen,again, i think that's something they could agree on very favorably. both sides have something to gain. and with some give on both sides with denuclearization and sanctions then you have a viable, what i would call interim deal, that puts this in a process for a while. >> yeah, yeah. it's interesting. you mentioned both an end of war...

Fruit or lower-hanging fruit was not achieved as part of those discussions. perhaps they were close, but if they were close enough then, and there was will from both sides here, that seems to be at least possibly an achievable, an achievable goal here. ambassador yun, would you expect, listen. in a normal process, would you have expected the president to consult with his national security advise eshs ars and ha sort of laid out plan for what was achievable, what was givable here, but do you see the possibility knowing the way this president operates that he may just make a singular decision he...