give up missiles or nukes, he doesn t want to give up any of that, of course, this is an issue of what president trump will do, whether president trump will use the elements of american power to force kim to do what he doesn t wan do. for instance, we can tightening sanctions on north korea, although the sanctions restrict, they are not strict enough and we need to put sanctions on north korea s major power backers, the chinese and russians who have been violating sanctions blatantly for the last three months. so clearly there s a lot that we can do. now, we can do those things, it s a trump question, though, chris, it s not a kim question. chris: let me i ve got about a minute or so left and i want to get to a couple of quick answers on other issues, ambassador gallucci, president trump is also talking about an agreement between north and south korea, an effect i effective peace treaty and there s even talk that the
the nuclear and missile issues and i hope the president, and i worry sometimes that the president will not be as prepared. chris: let s, gentlemen, let s talk about some of the key issues that we think are going to come up in this summit. i want to begin with acronym we will hear a lot about cvid, complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. here is how the president s national security adviser john bolton defined that back in april. north korea has to give up basically its whole program before the u.s. begins to relieve economic sanctions. yeah, relieving that pressure isn t going to make negotiation easier, it could make it harder. chris: mr. chang, do you think that kim will ever give up entire missile and nuclear program, what s the most that we can hope for in that area? yeah, i think we could actually get cvid. this is not a kim question, though. kim certainly doesn t want to
be very well prepared on some of the nuclear and missile issues and i hope the president, and i worry sometimes that the president will not be as prepared. chris: let s, gentlemen, let s talk about some of the key issues that we think are going to come up in this summit. i want to begin with acronym we will hear a lot about cvid, complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. here is how the president s national security adviser john bolton defined that back in april. north korea has to give up basically its whole program before the u.s. begins to relieve economic sanctions. yh, relieng that pressure isn t going to make negotiation easier, it could make it harder. chris: mr. chang, do you think that kim will ever give up entire missile and nuclear program, what s the most that we can hope for in that area? yeah, i think we could actually get cvid. this is not a kim question,
though. kim certainly doesn t want to give up missiles or nukes, he doesn t want to give up any of that, of course, this is an issue of what president trump will do, whether president trump will use the elements of erican power to force kim to do what he doesn t want to do. for instance, we can tightening sanctions on north korea, although the sanctions restrict, they are not strict enough and we need to put sanctions on north korea s major power backers, the chinese and russians who have been violating sanctions blatantly for the last three months. so clearly there s a lot that we can do. now, we can do those things, it s a trump question, though, chris, it s not a kim question. chris: let me i ve got about a minute or so left and i want to get to a couple of quick answers on other issues, ambassador gallucci, president trump is also talking about an agreement between north and south korea, an effect i effective peace treaty and there s even talk that the
give up missiles or nukes, he doesn t want to give up any of that, of course, this is an issue of what president trump will do, whether president trump will use the elements of american power to force kim to do what he doesn t want to do. for instance, we can tightening sanctions on north korea, although the sanctions restrict, they are not strict enough and we need to put sanctions on north korea s major power backers, the chinese and russians who have been violating sanctions blatantly for the last three months. so clearly there s a lot that we can do. now, we can do those things, it s a trump question, though, chris, it s not a kim question. chris: let me i ve got about a minute or so left and i want to get to a couple of quick answers on other issues, ambassador gallucci, president trump is also talking about an agreement between north and south korea, an effect i effective peace treaty and there s even talk that the