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Are there steps in place? he is saying i don t need to prepare. it s all attitude. what are the deliverables out of the meeting that you are going to get, not just their word but are you going to be able to find their nuclear weapons? are you come to an agreement on monitors? is he just going to trust that kim jong un s word and what happens after that? shannon: i can t imagine they get to that level of detail. maybe it is about the relational aspect. remember what joel john bolton did at the state department, arms control. i guarantee he s going to be in the presidents ear every moment. on the preparation question, it s important for a world leader, the leader of the world superpower, to go into a meeting knowing the history of these negotiations, knowing the history of the relationship so that when he hears something that s been said time and again, he s not hearing it for the