you ve been from, as well. yeah. i was there recently with tillerson,port first time with reagan, both clintons, kerry and allbright. it s always an experience when you go into that hut there and you look through the glass and you see the north korean guards on the other side staring back at you. it s unreal, really. and you are warned that even to raise your arm could be a violation of the armistice because they could then appropriately believe you are about to fire and they could take a shot at you. so it is a fairley tense hair trigger moment. so maybe not this incident, but the designation yesterday by secretary tillerson that north korea is now being redesignated as a terrorist state, a state sponsoring terror. the state department says based on multiple incidents since 2008 of assassinations on foreign soil. we only know of of one, in kuala lumpur. so the stepbrothers. is this likely to increase pressure on north korea to come
a state sponsoring terror. this had been lifted by the george w. bush administration. that s right. this wasn t a surprise. president trump signaled this during his 12-day trip in asia coming after recent provocations by north korea after the death of otto warmbier in north korea. you heard the president reference that. and obviously, the centerpiece of his trip was to try to rally the international community and regional partners against north korea to try to get it to stop its nuclear program. now, president trump taking this step. what does it mean. that there will be a new round of sanctions as you mentioned, the treasury department is going to announce those sanctions tomorrow. the president saying that it will be one of the largest sanctions packages to date. at this point, we don t have spec what s it will entail but of course, andrea, the question is, what will the impact be. north korea s already heavily sanctioned by the united states