COOPER: We're getting new details about a call between President Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in that took place soon after the historic summit. I want to go to CNN's international diplomatic editor, Nic Robertson, in Seoul, South Korea. What are you hearing about that, Nic?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: What we're hearing from the president's office here is that this is unprecedented that President Moon had two phone calls now in two consecutive days with President Trump. They're commenting on that. What we know President Moon said to President Trump was that he believes the summit has been a good foundation for peace, not just on the Korean peninsula, but for the whole world. President Trump, according President Moon's spokesman, said that he bonded well with Kim Jong-Un, the North Korean leader, so he was giving feedback on how President Trump thought the whole thing had gone. What we're hearing from the South Korean side is they want the United States to move swiftly to try to implement this agreement. Also saying they want to sort of have closer, more ongoing coordination with the United States over how this develops. We're hearing also from the Chinese as well, who clearly are trying to sort of perhaps wind themselves back from the position of helping President Trump put tough sanctions on North Korea. They're hinting that perhaps, as North Korea goes down into the path, some of those sanctions can be eased off. And on the issue that we heard President Trump talk about, about stopping these joint military exercises with South Korea, that is somewhat music to China's ears because they don't like those military exercises. President Trump alluding to a drawn down on troops potentially at some point in Korea as well. That is also something the Chinese would like to hear more of -- Anderson?</s>COOPER: No doubt about that. Nic Robertson, thank you very much. I want to get back to Kate Baldwin, in New York -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: Thanks so much, Anderson. Coming up, Bill Clinton does it again. He gets another question about the "Me Too" movement and gives another answer that's making news.
Trump/South Korean Leader Speak by Phone after Summit