Korea. They are testing new form of icbms. President xi not liking this chummy meeting that is going on right now at camp david. Well keep you posted as they come out moments away. Jim ratcliffe is here to tell us what he thinks of all of this and congressman Mike Gallagher, who is the chair of the select committee on china. What a great team we have to talk about this. Theyll be with us in just a moment. First to Jacqui Heinrich who is live on the ground at camp david as we await the president me moment now. Hi, jacqui. Hi, martha. Were waiting for the president to speak. Theyve been walking the grounds speaking informally. Were told a buildin time for that type of discussion outside of their trilateral meeting. This is a significant moment to have these three leaders appearing on a stage together. It was two years ago the deputy secretary of state for the u. S. , windy sherman, had to stand alone on a stage following a trilateral meeting to do a News Conference solo. The Japanese For
institutions, to mobilize more financing for quality infrastructure and secure communications technology, to help low income and middle income countries throughout the region take on the challenges that mat tore most of their people. timely, our partnership is about building a better partnership for our people. that s why we re deepening our cooperation on global health and launching a tri-lateral expert exchange in support of the u.s. moon shot initiative. that will i believe change cancer as we know it. it matters a great deal to me and to families across our three countries. in the united states, we are revolutionizing the way we do cancer research. together the three of us i m confident we can harness our innovation and end cancer as we know it. we re launching a new collaboration between our national laboratories and advance science knowledge and technological capabilities
place where the republic of korea, the united states and japan will start the rules-based international order based on our shared values of freedom, human rights and law. today we the three leaders held the very first stand-alone tri-lateral summit marking a new chapter in our cooperation. today we have agreed camp david principals that will function as the enduring guidelines for our try lateral cooperation. in addition, we have developed the spirit of camp david, which is a document embodying the tri-lateral cooperation in to action. first of all, we have built the
cooperation in the region, they would make judgments. would they move. think about as students of history, all of you and you are, think about how many times successes have generated other successes when you don t anticipate it. so i just think this is a we re not going to forget. we re not giving up. we re going to continue to make the case for the freedom of all of those detainees. with regard to your question for me. first of all, i have a strong feeling about the strengthening of our relations between rok and japan. the two countries in dealing with international challenges
cooperation in the human rights issues. you also said you would support a free and peaceful korean peninsula. what kind of shift would there be in your policy and what kind of solutions do you have in these regard? lastly, i would like to direct my question to prime minister kishida. today we have the historic tri-lateral summit. there was much backlash in korea. however, president yeon showed his political courage to do so. however, there are still concerns that japan is making very passive efforts to resolve our issues that still remain. also, how would you be able to show your truthful wellingness