This is CBS High on the World.

I'm John Batchel with my colleague and friend Gordon Chang at Gordon G. Chang.

And we're to San Francisco to visit with our good colleague, David Maxwell.

He is the Vice President for the Center for Asia Pacific Strategy.

David, you're ordinarily not in San Francisco.

You're traveling. What is the mission? Good day to, David. Good day. Yes, the Global Peace Foundation

and the Alliance for Crea United is having us on a campus tour. We've been to Princeton, UC Berkeley on Monday, San Francisco State today, and UCLA on Friday.

And we are briefing and lecturing students to try to motivate them to support a free and unified Korea.

And so we are talking about the chaos in Korea, and the path to denuclearization

is through unification. And that is our mission. And we're really grateful to talk to such

great students at all these universities who do appear to be generally motivated to support a free

and unified Korea.

How have you been received by the younger people?

Great questions. They are really very engaged, knowledgeable, and passionate about the pursuit of a free and unified Korea.

Gordon, you have a question about a tour for a peaceful Korea.

Imagine that, Gordon.

Good day to you.

Imagine that.

Dave, the candidate who is leading in the June 3 presidential election,

Yij Meng of the Democratic Party of Korea, also believes in a unified Korea.

But he believes in a unified Korea, but he believes in a unified Korea that

looks like it might be dominated by North Korea. What do the students been saying about this?

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