>> it could, but, yes, at this point in time the 20,000 troops are basically facing the military troops to the north. so, it's really the task forces that we have in the ocean, versus the missiles. so if you look at it from a balance of power, if he disarms his missiles then we could redeploy: if he would listen his military in the north, we could redeploy. the major question that i have here, how do we measure that he's going to that direction. we have the military monitoring, of course, and surveillance, very strict, but also the most important factor, will he allow his citizens to visit the south? that will be a mainly game changer. elizabeth: i can't even imagine that. i'm sort of curious on who has the upper hand going into the meetings and as we go into the meetings, would he sort of tread lightly and maybe not ask for sanctions to be released immediately? would he start sort of lowering the bar, if you will? >> normally he will ask for everything he wants to ask for