learn more about what happened between kim jong-un and moon jae-in. in terms of that relationship, as you point out, there are still so many unknowns as to where we stand. the president this morning, his own words, tremendous progress on north korea and, yes, we re at a much different point than we were last year but there are many unknowns. how much do you think will come of this meeting with president moon? the big difference here is whether he can sew up with president moon a common strategy. president moon has been in favor of signing that peace agreement on the way to a bigger peace treaty and i don t think anybody has a problem with that in concept. i think the question is one of timing and tactics. and president moon, at this point, his main concern is keeping president trump from getting to a point maybe after the midterms of coming to the conclusion that the north koreans aren t really about to give up all of their nuclear
delegates today from north korea? david sanger, national correspondent for new york times and national security analyst. and senior adviser to the national security adviser and security analyst. david, in the new york ti new y you write the concern this year is not about president trump being undiplomatic. not fire and fury. not talking about rocket man. he has evolved on that. we re referring to kim jong-un about very honorable. you write his concern is being over enthusiastic about engagement with wiley adversaries. how much of a concern? that s right. the worry now is almost the reverse of what it was a year ago. a year ago, people were afraid that the president was about to talk us into a war. today, the concern is that the president may give up too much. the north koreans have not
the public needs to hear what they what the women want to say about this nominee. angela wright-shannon, you have a unique perspective on all of this. thank you very much for joining us this morning and thank you very much for explaining your evolution that s taken place over the last few hours. appreciate your time. thank you for listening. erica? president trump has a big week ahead, waking up in new york this morning, set to address world leaders several time this is week at the u.n. we ll take a look at what s at stake, next. (vo) this is not a video game.
do you hate president trump, as your brother claims? well, let me add another thing he also put out there was i guess this means i m mom s favorite. this is in a month he will be a 60-year-old congressman. that s the kind of petulant, childish response that he offers, which is right in line with the comment to mr. sterzok at the hearing, i m a dentist and i read body language very, very well. he doesn t appear to be well. he appears to be getting more and more extreme. when you say he doesn t appear to be well, what do you mean by that, that he doesn t appear to be well? well, if you watch him and how he conducts himself, he appears to be in a very hostile manner all the time. he talks down to people.
tcht north korea was the all-star of president trump s bad boys roster last year. not just because of its nuclear weapons but also because of its regime and other illegal activity, like chemical and biological weapons. that has not changed. on wednesday, president trump is hosting the special session of the security council which is really just about iran. he will not mention that north korea is engaged in so many other malign activities. some things have changed since last year. north korea is summiting president trump, they re pen pals, exchanging letters. this whole other host of maligned behavior is still ongoing. and the president is set to meet with south korean president moon jae-in, where he s set to