un or do you have to seek solutions? by what timeframe would you like to realize the summit? at the end of this year? not since, in that case, could there be involving the u.s. as well? regarding the relationship with north korea, first of all i have to note the fact that president trump cracked open the door and chaired the bright future beyond denuclearization it is a new approach. i would like to pay tribute to his new approach. the most important thing is the solution of abduction. i have to directly see chairman kim face-to-face without attaching any conditions.
the un security council resolutions. he call that regrettable. so, the question becomes, how do these leaders actually get a deal? how do they work together to pressure north korea to essentially stop its nuclear ambitions. you get the sense that there is a little bit of a good cap, good cop, bad cop thing going on. he wants to praise the new approach that president trump is taking. the fact that he has reached out and actually met face-to- face with kim jong un. those talks by all accounts have been stalled, but again, you really got the sense that these two leaders are working on two very different tracks to try to achieve the same goal. also remarkable to hear president trump double down on his criticism of the former vice president, not backing away when asked with he is siding with a murderous dictator over a former vice president. president trump said biden and
with him over the vice president. president trump said that essentially, biden is a disaster. he went on to list a series of policy decisions he did not agree with barack obama or joe biden on. it was notable that here on foreign soil he went after the former vice president of the united states. forgive us if you see people walking in front of our camera. it is a little logistically tricky here. this was newsworthy from president trump standing next to shinzo abe. by the way, president trump and prime minister abe , on the same page relating to north korea. there were serious questions about whether or not chairman kim wants to denuclearize. president trump reiterated that he wants to meet with kim jong un face-to-face.
party. well, i think there s a good chance that we will know. i think you ll have a lot of unintended consequences. not just consumers but businesses. as republicans plot ways to reverse the move, even the workers president trump claims to be protecting expressing mixed feelings. going to bring money into whatever community that business is in. i think it s very short-sighted. i think it was focused maybe because of the upcoming election. and this morning, growing fears that the new tariffs could cripple an otherwise strong jobs market. the u.s. adding 313,000 jobs in february. way above expectations. we begin today with the news that after months of personal attacks and insults, against north korean leader kim jong-un, president trump has stunned the world and his own white house, agreeing to meet kim face-to-face. it s being characterized as the foreign policy gamble of extraordinary proportions. certainly the biggest of the
is is there a reason he s for that specific word choice? is there a specific tone sort of strategically he s trying to get across here? well, the think the president wants to be one of those leaders who schhatters taboos, doze this differently. i don t know if he intentionally meant something special by the word, honored bus this idea he s willing to meet with kim face-to-face would be an extraordinary step. at the same time, people who don t agree with the north korean regime say, look, it will legitimatize his rule and his oppression in north korea. you have sean spicer saying he doesn t foresee it necessarily happening under the current conditions, but that it could under the right conditions. what would the right conditions, what might the right conditions look like for that kind of a meeting? this is the thing, i mean, this country, this administration, has said that they want a denuclearized korean peninsula. so you would presume that that could mean that once north kor