have to assume that north korea has the capability to make these to a miss aisle and launch the missile at the united states. they act as if they have the capability and that s the proven step. the intelligence to build these, adam, how much of it is home grown? we know that north korea has gained a great deal of indigenous capability. we believe that they have there s some disagreement about the amount of assistance that they get from other sources. for instance, there is some possibility that missile designs are still being transferred into the country and then being produced indigenously. i don t think we can rely on that kind of uncertainty. we can t trust that north korea can build these systems.
of a signal we been looking for that they are ready to restrain their provocative acts and perhaps we are seeing our pathway to having some dialogue. so far, nothing has deterred north korea from developing its missile program. the regime has conducted a series of tests this year, the most recent at the end of last month, indicated that the u.s. mainland could be within range. the war of words between the u.s. and north korea have cooled, but these new missile designs indicate pyongyang has no intention of scaling back its missile development. bret: thank you. presidential son-in-law and advisor jared kushner meets with israeli and palestinian leaders tomorrow in his effort to restart peace talks. at today s session with egyptian officials got off to a shaky start. conor powell shows us. good evening. egypt s foreign minister
of a signal we been looking for that they are ready to restrain their provocative acts and perhaps we are seeing our pathway to having some dialogue. so far, nothing has deterred north korea from developing its missile program. the regime has conducted a series of tests this year, the most recent at the end of last month, indicated that the u.s. mainland could be within range. the war of words between the u.s. and north korea have cooled, but these new missile designs indicate pyongyang has no intention of scaling back its missile development. bret: thank you. presidential son-in-law and advisor jared kushner meets with israeli and palestinian leaders tomorrow in his effort to restart peace talks. at today s session with egyptian officials got off to a shaky start. conor powell shows us. good evening. egypt s foreign minister
photographs of north korean and iranian officials in each other s countries and all kinds of common hardware and design approaches. jon: foreign policy experts have long warned that whatever is in north korea, iran can have tomorrow for the right price. both countries have recently conducted band ballistic missile tests. using nearly identical missile designs. melissa: we are awaiting the daily white house briefing set to start just minutes from now. we are going to bring it to you live when it begins. plus, the new healthcare bill heading to the senate after republicans came together to get it across the finish line in the house. house majority whip steve stegall joins is next. y282uy ywty
wall street journal saying we re totally floored right now. i wasn t expecting to see this many new missile designs. when you look at the picture of this frankenmissile. we don t see the missile itself, what s your reaction? it s routine for the north koreans. they have for years and forever since the regime has been in place over 70 years have been on a path at a certain pace and that pace has been moderated a little bit only by their own behavior and their own technological abilities to create a nuclear capability and icbm capability and to maintain a level of readiness or at least overt readiness to the overt to the outside world level of readiness in their military. bear in mind they have one of the world s large est ground forces. the readiness cannot be assessed base on this parade.