fortunately for the american people, he is disruptive and he will produce peace in northeast asia whether people like it or not. tucker: you would have to be stupid to want to preserve the status quo in korea. what is the next step to a permanent peace? there are a couple of things the president will want to do. first make an end of war declaration. the korean war never ended. we have a status quo which doesn t admit to peace. we take the position the war is unending. that has to stop. president xi wants an end to it and so does moon and so does mr. kim. you take off the table once and for all the use of force to change the status go on the peninsula. we don t want to do that. and mr. kim doesn t want to see
then i m confused because on the other hand you say it s a big win for kim jong un not as much for president trump? right, this is a process as everybody says and at the end of the process, arthel, north korea gives up weapons, then no one will complain about what happened today, but if kim doesn t give up his weapons, people will look back at a day like today and there s been days like this and say these were missteps, so really up to president trump to use american leverage which has and able to get north korea to give up its weapons. a lot of people say, arthel, kim won t do it, it s up to trump because trump doesn t have the power to force kim to do things that he would never thought he would do. arthel: and what s the pow they re the president have? we can first of all start enforcing sanctions to a maximum extent. go after the russians, go after the chinese, go after the south koreans who have also been violating the sanctions and, of course, go after the north koreans, we on
feelings, one can t go to that well too often, so it is good the president trump did this he is doing this on the heels of a letter he spoke mentioned it here about receiving a beautiful letter as he described it. and i think that he is demonstrating a willingness to go extra mile here that iss useful can t be done multiple times kim is going to have to also recognize that president trump taking serious about those risks in doing this if kim doesn t deliver he is leaving trump exposed. so both of them are in the moment of risk, and this is really what diplomacy is all about a moment of risk now how does that get could veteraned into actual legitimate program that is about realizable, achievable so he both sides get the something out of discussion. this also comes on the
shake his hand and say hello. by the way, chairman kim doesn t have a twitter account. one of his aides called the invitation an interesting situation. richard engel is in soul with more. the bets are on, whether this will actually happen. president trump putting out this tweet very last minute invitation saying that since he s in south korea, why doesn t kim jong-un come down and meet him at the border. why don t they get together in the demilitarized zone, set up after the korean war that spans the area between north and south korea, and get together there, just to have a handshake, see each other, continue their personal relations. president trump said that he didn t know if the north koreans were going to be able to do this, but suggested heavily that
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