North Korea and the new Cold War | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

From October 2017, David Martin's report on North Korea's nuclear program. From February 2017, Bill Whitaker's interview with a North Korean defector about the threat posed by Kim Jung Un and his regime. From September 2016, Martin's investigation into the growing possibility of a nuclear conflict between the United States and Russia. And from April 2019, Martin's story on NATO forces deployed to the Norwegian border with Russia.

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0:00 Introduction
0:11 God of War (2017)
13:15 The North Korean Threat (2017)
27:33 The New Cold War (2016)
40:29 The High North (2019)

[BatsiraiMusuka]

The amount of money spent on war… if ONLY humanity would have spent this much on improving life on Earth.

[matthewa]

This was more than 7 years ago. They talk about a new cold war. I don't think it's very cold. War is everywhere right now.

[chrissimpson]

Everytime they brought up the "nodong" missle i laughed way to hard😂😂😂😂

[azen]

That lady looking into the observation telescope the wrong way had me rolling.😂😂

[vdub]

Why are we just watching this 7 years later?

[chuklee]

Is it just me, or does it concern anybody else that some of the people who have the ability to get these missiles in the air can't pronounce the word nuclear?

[fostercathead]

A moving target is harder to hit.
Astounding analysis!

[jasonplant]

Thank u Cecil.
I really appreciate you taking this responsibility and so many others who allow me to live my dreams in the usa.
God bless all of you in the service

[kingbb]

@29:40 I thought he was about to say the Spider-Man quote. “With great power comes great responsibility” Homie caught himself lol.

[johnsaucedo]

Aside from the seriousness of the tone of this story, I'd have to say that the military personnel interviewed were exceptionally professional.

[gdiamond]

A lot has changed since 2017. Any chance to get an updated report?

[ADAMSIXTIES]

Hello fro 2024! We're still here!

[tomp]

I spent 3 years at NASIC as an Intelligence Analyst in the Ballistic Missile Directorate. Cool place to work and I enjoyed that assignment. We used to poke fun at ourselves jokingly: "It doesn't take a Rocket Scientist .... wait a second I AM a Rocket Scientist."

[highclasshipstermusictv]

Crazy how this was 6 years ago, imagine where they are now

[BenWilson]

Drives me nuts when people say 'nucular' instead of 'nuclear'

[maasicas]

Kim was in a school band in his youth. They called themselves the " Insane Ballistic Missile Posse."
Surprisingly rebellious.

[thesunflowchannel]

6:03 Literal Plywood inside the missle 😂

[sandyhancock]

Scary thinking this was broadcasted 7 years ago .. Their capabilities must have increased significantly since then .. Glad we have a team of people keeping watch on the situation

[skycladsquirrel]

Just an FYI, I would start blurring the backgrounds of these images of missile locations. With future Ai tools you could pin point the location based on all data in the video or photo.

[teslapilot]

22:30… mom, you can’t see anything because you got the binoculars backwards 😅