Those are my words. But they basically said that they would - that they'll do it any time they want to, and it doesn't matter. Well, first of all, I hesitate to respond to something I haven't seen, especially on a matter this important and this sensitive. So in a real sense, I'll have to take the question, see what they said exactly, who said it, and what the context was. However, we have had serious talks with the North Koreans.
Pledges are important, actions are equally or even more important.
But I am not aware that we have reason to disbelieve the pledge. However, if that pledge were broken, we would certainly be in a position to know about it. But we believe that the North Koreans recognize that it's in their interest to pursue a different kind of relationship with the United States and with the international community. I think you have to distinguish between different elements of the wider issue here, at least in so far as missiles are concerned. They have pledged, as I indicated, not to conduct another missile test of the Taepo Dong and other missiles for the duration of our talks.