Now if you say to yourself, hey but what about concrete promises of getting rid of their nukes and everything else? We definitely want all that stuff. But ask yourself, is it easier for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons when we're trusting them in public and complimenting the leader and offering to help and stopping our war games that are provocative? Is that a better situation for him to go back to his own people and say look, I think we've got something good here. Here's our one opportunity. According to that video I just watched, let's make something happen.

Now it's very important. This is why you want a Bolton on the team. The value added of Bolton is that nobody thinks he would have done any of those things I just mentioned. In other words, Bolton is the badass. He's the bad cop. And he's not going to be pleased until we have verification and we have real legitimate denuclearization in progress. And I don't think the Trump administration ever wants to be in a situation where later Bolton says hey I told them to do it this way and it didn't work out. So I think they have the perfect set of assets in place for a good result there.