into talk about trade, economics and security ties, not just the military aspect. so really it does appear as both sides here are moving toward the same goal of extending this relationship into something far more than just the military side of it. of course you do have 28,500 u.s. troops or there about stationed here in south korea, so that s obviously going to be one of the main factors. but president yun has said consistently he wants far more than that. as you said it has been very fractious divergent the campaign here. it certainly was a campaign of a fair bit of mudslinging from both sides to be fair. and president yun has come in at a fairly low approval rating as well. it was a election where the victor which was president yun really only won by far less than
president that takes great pride in his relationships. paula hancocks for us, you ve been following the path of this rookie really president what he is now, and yet arguably this is the most important foreign relationship he has, trying to forge it and all it means in the defense posture and all the politics that play in south korea as well will that factor in and given the threat from north korea and the economic challenges, will he be able to from a position of strengthen forge this relationship with the u.s.? reporter: well, it was interesting what kevin was saying about what president biden wanted from this relationship, and that s the fact he wanted it to be more comp hepsive not just be the security partnership. and it s exactly what president yun or campaigning to be president yun was saying just months ago, saying he wanted to change the relationship between the u.s. and south korea, to make it stronger, to bring it
security issues in the endo pacific, and he has found i think a willing partner in president yun. he s talked about positioning south korea in a more robust way on the global stage, and so that s something we do expect him to be talking about behind the scenes. this is the first meeting face to face where they ll be able to talk about substantive issues, and that s something the president takes seriously as he s developing these interpersonal relationships. oftentimes these meetings run very long because he s developing this chemistry, eely, and that s something really kind of unique to president biden. he holds that in such high regard and they do have some commonalities between the two of them, these two leaders. so it ll be interesting to see when we see them come out for this press conference later how that chemistry has evolved over the course of this meeting today, paula. yeah, he s certainly a
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