are firmly in check. i don't think this will be an exact replay of the first summit because there was a general feeling that very little happened there beyond the fact of the summit itself, that north korea has not delivered on denuclearization. and president trump is desperate for foreign policy success. he really, really wants to audiocassette away from hanoi and proclaim he has a great deal. i would expect there be more action, at least cosmetically. i think there's a good chance you'll see a peace declaration ostensibly ending the korean war. i think you may see some stated concessions from north korea such as a willingness to disable parts of the nuclear facility. you may well see president trump relaxing sanctions. for example, allowing south korea to embark on economic projects with north korea, but none of that is going to change the bottom line, which is that