we are kind of impatient, onto the next culture and that s good and bad all in one. the fact is that trump, who is, despite all of his criticisms, things political, as you pointed out earlier, he s been very crafty in his 2016 election pulling off something that no one has ever done before. and he s always got some planned, whether it will work or not, i don t know. neil: he cannot high praise from george soros, likes his stance in thinks his greatest foreign policy achievement. he did say don t cave on huawei. if you look at, their social media, you can t sell it for beings outside of china. look at the chinese exports of other tech products, they are about this big. alibaba, outside of china, staggers.
between president trump and kim jong-un, and this all started last year, but it s been really kind of heavy on photo ops and pretty light on actual achievements diplomatically. and it s possible that the north koreans are banking on the diplomatically. it s possible the north koreans are banking on the fact that the president is going into the 2020 election eager to have some kind of foreign policy achievement he can point to ahead of that election. one administration official back here at home told me they re monitoring reports of this, keeping an eye on this. the president was asking about negotiations yesterday. and he gave a very donald trumpesque, non-committal response. we ll see what happens. the president has consistently left the door open to restart talks and down played the short range missile projectile launches as not being a breach of the commitment that kim jong-un made to him. do you see the possibility of these talks restarting here, given all of that.
win for kim jong-un. this gives him further validation being seen as an international statesman. the fact that a sitting u.s. president not only stepped onto north korean soil but begged kim jong-un to meet him there. as for president trump, this is a bit of a public relations win for him. he s long put pride in his personal diplomacy with north korea s kim jong-un. and he is hoping to revive and effectively preserve what he sees as his big foreign policy achievement in engaging with north korea. whether it all leads to a deal, people are extremely skeptical that nothing much has changed and we re back to where we effectively were 15 months ago. al snex. janice mac key, thank you for that report. let s discuss with the deputy campaign manager for communications and policy at seth moulton for american.
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jonathan, based on our reporting, is there any indication whether secretary pompeo and the president s advisers were aware of this apparent deception as the president was getting ready to meet with kim jong-un last month? i m not sure the degree that they were aware of the deception. i think that, you know, as our colleagues reported, this is ongoing and i think the big question coming out of this, dara, is, you know, the left, the critics of the president say this was something that we should have expected, that the president was naive in meeting with kim jong-un. and yet at the same time, if this is used as a justification for the united states using force against north korea or threatening to use force against north korea, i think those same critics are going to be pretty upset about it. and melanie, even if president trump continues to call his meeting with kim jong-un a major foreign policy achievement, i mean, how much does this change the course of these negotiations? look