U.S. Needs To Press China, Says Expert

Regarding the recent attack by North Korea on South Korea, Bruce Klingner, Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, claims U.S. needs to make China to use the leverage they have with North Korea for abiding by U.N. Resolutions.  (0:19)

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Expert: Kim Jung Il Is Single Factor For North Korea's Success

According to Bruce Klingner, Senior Reserch Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, most experts say the recent attack by North Korea on the Yeonpyeong island of South Korea proves that the presence of Kim Jung il, de-facto leader of North Korea, is single factor of success in North Korea. (0:38)

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President Bush says that North Korea needs to declare its nuclear programs

President Bush, during a press availability with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, addresses "rumors" that the United States is willing to accept less than a full declaration of North Korea's nuclear programs. President Bush says that North Korea must first make a declaration, and only then will the United States determine whether the declaration is adequate. (1:34)
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Korea Economic Institute President Charles "Jack" Pritchard Speaking About the American Perception of South Korean President-elect Lee Myung-bak

Korea Economic Institute President Charles "Jack" Pritchard speaking about the American perception of South Korean President-elect Lee Myung-bok at the AEI meeting on the future of U.S. South-Korean Relations. (0:54)
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Professor Bruce Bechtol Discusses Challenges Facing South Korean President-Elect Lee Myung-bak

At the American Enterprise Institutes's discussion on the future of U.S.- South Korean relations, Professor Bruce Bechtol discusses the challenges facing South Korean President-elect Lee Myung-bak. (0:32)
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Congresswoman Foxx Reacts to Pending Free Trade Agreements

Responding to the President's State of the Union Address Monday night, Congresswoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) discusses the affect the pending free trade agreements may have on U.S. relations with South America. (0:25)
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