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weapons of mass destruction programs. president trump and chairman kim will discuss security assurances for the dprk. until we reach our goals, the sanctions will remain in place. throughout the entire process, the united states has been unified with japan and and south korea in response to the threats from north korea. i will be traveling to met with my japanese and south korean counterpart after the summit to continue to coordinate with them. i will also stop in beijing to provide them with an update and underscore the importance of fully implements the sanctions.
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will take place in singapore. kim jong-un expressed his desire to meet with kim jong-un as soon a pong. then i meet with kim jong-un and explained america s expectation for denuclearization. we secured the release of three americans at the same time. we viewed this as a sign of goodwill from chairman kim jong-un. the us and north korea have been holding direct talks in preparation for a summit and north korea has confirmed their willingness to denuclearization. an effort is underway. white house and state department-led advance teams are finalizing with preparations and will remain in place in singapore until the summit begins. the president continues to follow every development closely and getting daily briefings from
challenges that we all have to overcome. that s why the two leaders are meeting with the opportunity to lay those out clearly between the two leaders so we can see if we can find a path forward together that achieves the outcomes that both countries want. the second question? who has the upper hand? we don t think about it in terms of who has the upper hand, this has been a long challenge and gone on for decades. the president has said that the administrations weren t prepared to do what we ve done already. it s not about the upper hand. it s about trying to find a way where the two sides come together and get concrete steps, not just words that resolve this challenge. the president said that he doesn t need to prepare very much ahead of the summit. you think that is a prudent approach? i want to get your reaction to rudy guliani s comments that kim