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just a handshake as we are all reporting it lasted for well over an hour that the president chairman kim spoke in private in addition to the public what we saw in public pictures, the key is going to be what happens next negotiations from both sides getting together making sure these are not just photoo opposite thops. real progress. president moon jae-in said president trump is maker of peace on the korean peninsula no peace yet, no formal end to the wars you talked about, and the last summit some call it a failed summit because president trump walked away from the table, saying they want terms that we can t give, the question is toes this truly kickstart a conversation what if kim jong-un actually made the trip to the white house to washington, d.c., what if there was real conversation, established a bond a trust that could lead to them walking back from nuclear context when i first started covering singapore summit june 201 had in office
allies in the south ramping up troops talking about how investing in military committed to the because of freedom, around the world, so peace reminded all of us yesterday as we set this up that that war from 1950s still technically is not over there has never armistice part of negotiations between president trump and chairman kim has been to potentially eventually in conversations negotiations have an official armistice end to korean war the goal bigger than that full denuclearization of the korean peninsula has been what has been on the table, since north korea first declared they were willing to start on that path in april of 2018. a few months before the june 201 summit in singapore between president trump and chairman kim, the key is going to be what happens next. first two summits, now we can officially call this summit 3.0, because it was not
willingness to eliminate all unfortunate tests open a new future. i just want to say that all right i can hear the president they are talking with chairman kim jong-un let s go to chief white house correspondent john roberts working through night through the day over there as well, john, you were there, singapore june 2018, hanoi this year i guess this is is summit 3.0 came together rather quickly. . reporter: it did you know, the way the president billed it we were in osaka when he sent out tweet i asked at press conference you know osaka would he be willing do walk he said i d be comfortable with it, but he only ever portrayed it as a quick handshake, hello, how are you, nice to see you, it s going to last between 5-7 minutes. but as they headed towards freedom house on the southern
thank you. you would imagine there would be technology to, i don t know, capture the sound of a gunshot? i know. a lot of technology out there. these are hard questions we ll keep asking. a summit 3.0. not looking good. north korea considers strapping all denuclearization talks with the u.s. how will the trump administration respond? and president trump is set to sign his first veto after a public republican rebellion against his position on the national emergency declaration. we ll have the latest. also the democratic field for 2020 getting larger but senator amy klobuchar trying to set herself apart from the pack, not by working against republicans all the time but working with them. more of our exclusive sit-down is ahead. i hear it in the background and she s watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i ve never seen that before.