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nic robertson live in seoul with the latest. thank you. the true impact of the trump-kim summit may not be known for years and years. one big winner has mergesed for w. that s china. has emerged for now. that s china. matt rivers is live in beijing with the latest. matt? reporter: you could make a very good argument there that china is just nothing but pleased with the way this summit went, and look specifically what you heard from the president of the united states if you want to find out why china s government is likely very, very happy. start with the fact the president specifically talked about removing u.s. troops from the korean peninsula. he said it s not on the table at the moment, but he said it s something he would like to see well down the road at some point. china wants the exact same thing. they ve wanted it for decades now. they feel that stroopu.s. troop the peninsula threaten them, constrain activities. they were happy with that
shook hands, we re getting reaction from the north korean regime. nic robertson live with that from seoul. good morning. reporter: yeah, good morning, dave. a warm, glowing reaction from the north korean regime, absolu. never really heard of before where they would praise the united states or president trump directly. this is what they re saying they re saying preside trump pr summit will improve the u.s.-north korean relations and said that the supreme leader s active and peace-loving measures that were starting earlier in year established peace and stability on the korean peninsula. so praising president trump, praising kim jong-un which is not surprising, that s what they normally do. also praising president trump s praise of kim jong-un. that is absolutely unusual. so secretary of state mike pompeo has just landed here in south korea about 15 minutes
about a half hour. we ll show that as it happens. this following his historic meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. the president has plenty of work to do to show the summit was more than just a photo op. trump s announcement that the u.s. will stop military exercises with south korea, what he called provocative war games, caught tokyo and seoul offguard. the wall street journal reports the military would continue to train with its south counterparts but not large-sc joint exercises. a lack of clarity causing confusion on capitol hill and elsewhere. critics and experts say the president made significant concessions to kim without getting anything meaningful in return. 24 hours later, the white house still has not explained how the u.s. will verify north korean denuclearization. some observers like former director of national intelligence james clapper give the president credit for moving things in the right direction. a much better place where