i want peace on the korean peninsula. i can tell you, bill, our team has bee multiple occasions in the past few months and we've been closer to nuclear war than peace. it's a bit of aetter feeling here on the peninsula. >> bill: great to have you on the ground there in seou thank you, greg palkot. >> sandra: let's bring in pete king of new york a member of the house homeland security committee. congressman, thank you for joining us this morning. we're all left wondering wh the promises from north korea and the president sounding optimistic, what role congress will play in ensuring the deal lasts. >> first, at this moment it's important all the american people andongress stand behind the pre and not be nitpicking each step along the way. it's a long way to go and i don't trust north korea for a second but i do have faith in the president's overall negotiating ability and we should stand with him. having said that, congress has a