Kim Jong Un At Trump Summit: If I Wasn't Willing to Denuclearize, 'I Wouldn't Be Here Right Now'

Chris Menahan
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Feb. 28, 2019

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Peacemaker Trump is best Trump!

From CNN:

During a brief press conference ahead of his meeting with President Trump, a journalist asked North Korea's Kim Jong Un if he was willing to fully dismantle his nuclear arsenal.

"If I’m not willing to do that, I wouldn’t be here right now," Kim responded through an interpreter.

A CNN translator said Kim's original phrase could also be interpreted as "I wouldn't have come here, if I didn't have the will."

After Kim's reply, Trump responded, "That's a good answer. Wow. That might be the best answer you've ever heard."

I love watching these scenes (especially knowing how much the media hates them):

I don't think Kim is going to denuclearize for the same reason Tulsi Gabbard highlighted on Monday:

We promised Libya’s dictator Gaddafi that if he gave up his nuke program, we wouldn’t overthrow him. He gave them up, and we blew him away. NK’s Kim won’t make the same mistake. Just another negative consequence of short-sighted regime-change war policies
— Tulsi Gabbard (@TulsiGabbard) February 26, 2019

As NBC News reported on Wednesday, Trump wisely backed off the issue:

From NBC News:

U.S. negotiators are no longer demanding that North Korea agree to disclose a full accounting of its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs as part of talks this week between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, according to current and former senior U.S. officials.

The decision to drop, for now, a significant component of a potential nuclear deal suggests a reality that U.S. intelligence assessments have stressed for months is shaping talks as they progress: North Korea does not intend to fully denuclearize, which is the goal Trump set for his talks with Kim.

Disclosure of a full, verifiable declaration of North Korea’s programs is the issue over which the last round of serious negotiations between Pyongyang and world powers, including the U.S., fell apart a decade ago.

Kim is not going to become Gaddafi because every indicator suggests he already has nuclear weapons. Trying to boss him around is not going to work. On the other hand, Trump's silver tongue appears to making great progress.

Of course, our evil media -- which has been cheering for war in Venezuela -- is doing everything in their power to sabotage the meeting and get everyone to focus on idiot Michael Cohen.

Trump tries to engineer a coup in Venezuela: media either ignores or celebrates
Trump engages in historic peace negotiations with North Korea: media flips out and tries to sabotage

Really tells you all you need to know about how incredibly warped most of these people are
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) February 28, 2019

By inexplicably connecting Michael Cohen to the Hanoi summit -- AP reports that the peace negotiations have been "upstaged" -- American journalists confirm that they believe petty domestic melodramas take precedence over the fates of actual Korean people. It's a total disgrace
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) February 28, 2019

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