it out. to the u.s. and it meansne thing something different to north korea. i think they see it more as a freeze. but the one thing you can say is this is so much better where we are now than when t were threatening to blow each other up and as long as they are talking, they are not going to war, and even if this ends up with only a freeze and not complete, other denuclearization, that still better than what we ve got now. i think the only danger for the president is that it s going tos regime because that really depends on china and as long as kim jong un is talking to the u.s., it seems like china is already beginning to bac from enforcing sanctions. chris: let s pick up on that point, molly, because the president says he s going to keep the sanctions up, he s not going to call it maximum pressure anymore, but he thinks he says that s what it s going to be, but he also complained that china is easing up on patrolling and enforcing its border.
which it puts them in a different position than they have been in previous scenarios. this is a really good first step is byron and mara pointed out, the word commit is in disagreement i think eight times. the devil will be in the details. this is a first step, a promising step. we have a long way to go to see that this actually accomplishes the pe we all hope for. chris: i want to go back to the issue of denuclearization, because the way it is stated in the joint agreement is the complete nuclear is denuclearir the korean peninsula. for the u.s. that means the north koreans get rid of their nukes. for the north koreans it means that all nuclear weapons are gone, that we don t have nukes in south korea, but we do have bombers with nukes. we do have ships with nukes. we do have submarith nukes nukes. given the fact thats calls for the complete denuclearization of the peninsula and the president
the hermitage. thank youmy friend. do you want more? here s chris wallace from singapore. hi, chris. hey greg, and i want you to know i m bringing you back a singapore sling. president trump and kim jong a deal aimed at denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we will have details and reaction. plus, another busy day for primary elections and a big victory for at&t in court. this is special report from singapore. chris: good evening, i m chris wallace info bret baier, who is traveling back from here right now and will have an interview tomorrow with president trump aboard air force one. both the president and kim jong un have been gone from this island nation for several hours but the process set in
that s where senior foreign affairs correspondent cake, greg palkot is right now. the ink wasn t even dry on the declaration president trump and north korean leader kim jong and signed at their historic summit in singapore promising complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula before the global naysayers zeroed in. iran, which recently saw the trump administration back out of its nuclear deal, had a warning for pyong. the u.s. administration s failure to honor its commitments makes us watch mr. trumps behavior with pessimism and i think the north korean government should handle this with full vigilance. china showing signs of backing out of international sanctions against the north thinks their grip should be eased. the u.n. resolutions say that act in accordance with the resolution and sanction measures could be adjusted which could include pausing or moving in. in south korea, the country with the most at stake, president moon jae-in admitted he had been nervous before
leader of the free world. president trump to give up nothing other than a couple of days travel and says he was happy to sitn with kim if it would go some distance to saving the lives of the millions of people president trump says would likely be killed in a nuclear confrontation between the united states and north korea. chris. chris: thank you. and again, joining us for special report tomorrow for bret baier s interview with president trump. the president says negotiations with north korea might not have been possible without the tragic death of american student otto warmbier who died after being released from a north korean prison one year ago. today his parents tweeted this. we appreciate president trump s recent comments about family. we are proud of otto warmbier and missing. hopefully something positive can come from this. now to world reaction. no other country has more at stake tonight from this summit in south korea.