The president's comments to Axios on HBO come amid a renewed push for hard line immigration policies before the midterm elections
RELATED: Trump celebrates 'fascist' win in Brazil RELATED: The map which fills Donald Trump with rage Mr Trump believes focusing on immigration will energise his supporters and help Republicans keep control of Congress
Revoking birthright citizenship would spark a court fight over the president's unilateral ability to change an amendment to the Constitution
The 14th Amendment guarantees that right for children born in the US. Asked about the legality of such an executive order, Mr Trump said "they're saying I can do it just with an executive order
" Mr Trump said White House lawyers are reviewing his proposal. It's unclear how quickly he'd act on an executive order
BORDER CRACKDOWN The president's crackdown on birthright citizenship comes just after the Pentagon said it's sending 5200 troops to the Southwest border in an extraordinary military operation to try and stop Central American migrants moving north in slow-moving caravans that are still hundreds of miles from the US
Some of the troops will be armed. The number of troops being deployed is more than double the 2000 who are in Syria fighting the Islamic State group
Mr Trump stepped up his dire warnings about the caravans in a scathing Twitter rant this week
"This is an invasion of our Country and our Military is waiting for you!" But any migrants who complete the long trek to the southern US border already face major hurdles — both physical and bureaucratic — to being allowed into the United States
In an interview on Monday, Mr Trump said the US would build "tent cities" for asylum seekers
"We're going to put tents up all over the place," told Fox News Channel's Laura Ingraham
"They're going to be very nice and they're going to wait and if they don't get asylum, they get out
" Under current protocol, migrants who clear an initial screening are often released until their cases are decided in immigration court, which can take several years
The Pentagon's "Operation Faithful Patriot" was described by the commander of US Northern Command as an effort to help Customs and Border Protection "harden the southern border" by stiffening defences at and near legal entry points
Advanced helicopters will allow border protection agents to swoop down on migrants trying to cross illegally, said Air Force Gen
Terrence O'Shaughnessy. Troops planned to bring heavy concertina wiring to unspool across open spaces between ports
"We will not allow a large group to enter the US in an unlawful and unsafe manner," Kevin McAleenan, commissioner of Customs and Border Protection said
A KEY ELECTION ISSUE The escalating rhetoric over the migrants and expected deployments come as the president has been trying to turn immigration into a key election issue, just days before elections that will determine whether Republicans maintain control of Congress
"This will be the election of the caravans, the Kavanaughs, law and order, tax cuts, and you know what else? It's going to be the election of common sense," Mr Trump said at a rally in Illinois on Saturday night
On Monday, he tweeted without providing evidence, "Many Gang Members and some very bad people are mixed into the Caravan heading to our Southern Border
" It's possible there are criminals mixed in with immigration, but Mr Trump has not substantiated his claim that members of the MS-13 gang, in particular, are among them
The troops are expected to perform a wide variety of functions such as transporting supplies for the Border Patrol, but not engage directly with migrants seeking to cross the border, officials said
One US official said the troops will be sent initially to staging bases in California, Texas and Arizona while the CBP works out precisely where it wants the troops positioned
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U.S. envoy stresses peace and prosperity through N. Korea's denuclearization - Duration: 2:34.
America's nuclear envoy Steven vegan held more meetings with top officials in
Seoul today during talks with the unification Minister he is expected to
have discussed inter-korean economic cooperation and sanctions on Pyongyang
for details let's turn to our Oh jung-hee Washington's nuclear envoy
continued a series of meetings with key figures in solar US Special
Representative for North Korea's Stephen beacon that on Tuesday with the Minister
of unification - myung-hoon it's a very critical moment right now we'll be
talking about how to keep inter-korean relations and North Korea US relations
in step with each other so our discussion today is important we want
the same thing for the Korean Peninsula peace and stability primarily through
the demonization of North Korea within that the main issue is expected to
happen on the table our inter-korean Economic Cooperation and international
sanctions on North Korea at the inter-korean summit in September and the
following high-level talks the two Koreas have set up several cooperation
plans which include joint inspections of railroads and upgrading tree nurseries
in North Korea solar believes that inter-korean cooperation can push the
north towards denuclearization and is therefore expected to have asked
Washington to grant exemptions to sanctions but the u.s. is firm about
keeping the sanctions in place until North Korea denuclearize --is in fact
president Trump now says it doesn't matter how long that process takes as
long as there aren't any nuclear tests also expected to happen covered as the
dialogue between Pyongyang and Washington on holding high-level in
working-level talks it's known that North Korea has not been responding to
us proposals for talks and it remains a question whether there will be any major
breakthrough in their negotiations until the u.s. midterms early next month
Washington's nuclear envoy also met Tuesday with soars national security
advisor Tony Yong they discussed how Washington is preparing for the second
North Korea u.s. summit and agreed to pursue peace
on the Korean Peninsula based on a solid South korea-us alliance the day before
began meant foreign minister kang bong-ja sorors own nuclear envoy edo
horn in the presidential chief of staff in jang hak-soo Johnny Arirang news
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Why does the government closest to the people serve us best? - Duration: 3:18.
Texas is more than just a state.
It is the independent spirit.
it's the Alamo, and the Big Bend.
It's BBQ on butcher paper, and two stepping across the floor.
But even more, it's the way we do things
that's as much a part of our fabric
as the Lone Star flag itself.
And one of those is ensuring local communities
can elect from among themselves
the leaders they trust at the county level
to make decisions that best serve their local communities.
You see, this grassroots level of government
has worked since even before Texas became Texas
and it's one of the many things that makes our state great.
Every Texan knows
that our state is
Big.
Wide.
and diverse.
Mountains out West. Pine trees out East.
And about the only thing our beaches and canyons
have in common is that they're beautiful
and on Texas soil.
The same goes for our state's 254 counties.
Each county and community has its own character,
its own challenges,
and its own solutions to meet them.
And because of this uniqueness,
a one-size-fits-all approach
doesn't always work so well in our state.
For instance, Harris County
with the city of Houston as its county seat
has more than 4 million residents!
On the other hand, Houston County
with Crockett is its county seat
has less than 25,000 residents.
These counties are only about 100 miles apart
but there's a world of difference between them
and any attempt to treat them exactly the same
doesn't make sense.
Our Texas founding fathers recognize this,
that county governments must be flexible
and able to tailor their services
to meet the unique needs of each community.
So they empowered Texans to make local decisions
that work efficiently
to help save their tax dollars.
Counties and county officials work around the clock
for their residents.
By contrast, the framers of the Texas Constitution
set up a State Legislature that has limited powers
and wisely directed it to meet
just every other year.
And this local control that communities have
is important because it ensures
the government is from the people
to the people,
connected and accountable.
Through elections, you choose from among county residents
your county leaders
like your judge, sheriff and clerk
and because they're your neighbors,
well, they're easy to get in touch with
you know where they work: the courthouse.
And in most Texas counties, chances are
you already run into them at the football game,
the grocery store, or your church.
This personal accountability
keeps government honest and responsive
and since they live and work in your community,
well, they're better equipped than anyone else
to understand its unique needs.
And here's the kicker...
When it comes to tough decisions like taxes,
your local officials don't take those lightly.
If they have to raise taxes,
say, to build new roads or pay for other important services
well, they're raising taxes on themselves, their families, their neighbors...
maybe even their mother-in-law!
So you know they're going to hear about that one.
County government is government among the people
and by the people
County offices are locally elected, accountable,
and part of the communities they serve.
and at the end of the day,
it's all about neighbors serving neighbors.
It's been this way since the beginning of Texas
and will be as long as that Lone Star is shining.
Learn more about your local county
and all it does to serve you
at TexasCountiesDeliver.org.
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5,000 Troops Heading To U.S., Mexico Border To Support Customs And Border Patrol With Migrant Carava - Duration: 0:28.
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U.S. Air Force Air Mobility Command: Always Ready. Always There. - Duration: 3:10.
In the Air Force, if it leaves the ground, we fly it.
From satellites to fighter jets.
But some of us fly the heavies,
airplanes so big you can fit other aircraft inside them.
If something needs to get there fast, we're the ones they call.
No matter where there is.
All we need is a flat stretch of dirt or sheet of ice to get in and get out.
You see, Mobility's roots run deep and when you've been doing something for as long as we have, you get pretty good at it.
It was September 7, 1918 when we first transported a group of soldiers from Chanute Airfield to Champaign, Illinois
and we haven't stopped since.
We paid the ultimate sacrifice
to save a battalion of soldiers lost behind enemy lines during World War I.
We flew over The Hump more times than we can count and over the beaches of Normandy as many times as it took.
When the Russians tried to wall off Berlin from the rest of the world,
we air dropped hope in the form of food and medical supplies for more than a year.
That's why we do this job.
Give us an impossible mission, and we'll find a way to get it done.
When our fighters need to travel halfway around the world, our tankers serve as gas stations in the sky.
We can turn a C-17 into a mobile hospital at a moment's notice when a life depends on it, and it always does.
Sure the hours are long, and we're away from our families more than we'd like, but
if that's what it takes to get another service member home to their family, then sign us up.
There's not a corner of this globe that is out of our reach,
or any passenger we're not prepared to carry there.
We show up to work every day
ready to move the right stuff to the right place at the right time.
Some days that means delivering food and other life-saving supplies to hurricane victims.
Other days it means bringing home our nation's most treasured cargo, which we do with honor and dignity.
When our tails land in a different country that has experienced tragedy, they know help has arrived.
We will transport the most powerful weapons known to man and take the fight to the enemy when we need to.
We serve our brothers and sisters in arms and know they've come to rely on us.
We take pride in that.
We're Air Mobility Command.
All we need is a plane and we'll move anything you've got anywhere you need it.
Aim high, Airman
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U.S. nuclear envoy Stephen Biegun meets S. Korean counterpart for talks on N. Korea - Duration: 2:59.
with a series of diplomatic events lined up over the next few weeks South Korea
and the US are continuing to closely coordinate on North Korea's
denuclearization nuclear envoys of the two countries met on Monday for the
second time in a week amid the longer than expected radio silence we've been
seeing over North Korea us working-level and senior level talks Stephen began's
visit to Seoul is hoped to provide hopefully a much-needed break through to
that stalemate our eg1 starts us off
it's only been a week since South Korea's nuclear envoy was in Washington
but its counterpart you a special representative for North Korea Steve and
vegan came to Seoul on Sunday for another round of face-to-face meetings
you got a needle horn Seoul special representative for korean peninsula
peace and security affairs met for the 12-time Monday morning to discuss the
latest developments in the denuclearization talks we have a shared
goal here which is to bring an end to 70 years of war and hostility on the Korean
Peninsula and the primary requirement for us to get to that endpoint is to
achieve the final and fully verified denuclearization of Korea of the north
of North Korea and so I am absolutely confident that this is within reach and
we're looking forward very much to beginning working on the negotiations
and with North Korea soon as possible the two are expected to have discussed
the progress made so far on the high level and working-level talks announced
by Pyongyang and Washington and with the u.s. midterm elections coming up next
week it's also expected they talked about how Washington will approach
negotiations with the North post-election as well as an analysis of
the latest moves by Pyongyang such as its Vice foreign ministers visit to
Russia they're also likely to have touched on how sanctions fit into
inter-korean cooperation plans like building railroad connections and
forestation areas were those plans violate international sanctions and
where there need to be exemption prior to the meeting he told reporters
that be and himself suggested that he come to Seoul and that they still have a
lot they couldn't get to during their encounter last week
vegan sudden visit prompted speculation that something big could be imminent or
that he might hold working-level talks with his North Korean counterparts but a
senior South Korean official denied those possibilities after vegan met with
South Korea's foreign minister conn-young why in the morning and sat
down for an hour with his own counterpart he met with the presidential
chief of staff kim jong suk an uncommon request by the US began is also expected
to meet with halls unification minister to myung-hoon on Tuesday before taking
off on Wednesday Jiwon Arirang news
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U.S. envoy stresses peace and prosperity through N. Korea's denuclearization - Duration: 2:23.
US nuclear envoy Steven vegan held more meetings with top officials in Seoul
today during talks with the unification Minister he is expected to have
discussed inter-korean economic cooperation and sanctions on Pyongyang
for details let's turn to our Oh jung-hee nuclear envoy is continuing a
series of meetings with key figures in solar US Special Representative for
North Korea Steven vegan met on Tuesday with the Minister of unification Choi
Jung Geun it's a very critical moment right now we'll be talking about how to
keep inter-korean relations and North Korea US relations in step with each
other so our discussion today is important we want the same thing
for the Korean Peninsula peace and stability primarily for the
demilitarization of North Korea within that the main issue is expected to be on
the table our inter-korean economic cooperation in international sanctions
on North Korea at the inter-korean summit in September and the following
high-level talks the two Koreas have set up several cooperation plans which
include joint inspections of railroads and upgrading tree nurseries in North
Korea Seoul believes that inter-korean cooperation can push the north towards
denuclearization and is therefore expected to have asked Washington to
grant exemptions to sanctions but the u.s. is firm about keeping the sanctions
in place until North Korea denuclearize --is in fact president Trump now says it
doesn't matter how long that process takes as long as there aren't any
nuclear tests also expected to happen covered is the dialogue between
Pyongyang and Washington and holding high-level and working-level talks it's
known that North Korea has not been responding to u.s. proposals for talks
and it remains a question whether there will be any major breakthrough in their
negotiations until the u.s. midterms early next month
Washington's nuclear envoy also met Tuesday with whore's national security
adviser in the day before he met foreign minister Kang jung-ho
Horace own nuclear envoy IDO hood in the presidential chief of staff in jang
hak-soo dong Yi Arirang news
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U.S. nuclear envoy to hold talks on North Korea with Seoul's national security chief - Duration: 0:18.
now as a quick follow-up to their report Washington's top nuclear envoy Stephen
vegan will hold talks in the coming hours with president moon jae-in's
national security adviser Johnny Yong officials say the two will discuss
various North korea-related policies the details of their talks will be announced
later in the day
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U.S. nuclear envoy Stephen Biegun meets S. Korean counterpart for talks on N. Korea - Duration: 2:51.
With a series of diplomatic events lined up over the next few weeks, South Korea and the
U.S. are continuing to closely coordinate on North Korea's denuclearization.
Nuclear envoys of the two countries met on Monday for the second time in a week.
Amid the longer-than-expected silence over North Korea-U.S. working-level and senior-level
talks,... Stephen Beigun's visit to Seoul is hoped to provide a much-needed breakthrough.
Lee Ji-won reports.
It's only been a week since South Korea's nuclear envoy was in Washington.
But his counterpart, U.S. Special Representative for North Korea, Stephen Biegun, came to Seoul
on Sunday for another round of face-to-face meetings.
Biegun and Lee Do-hoon, Seoul's special representative for Korean Peninsula peace and security affairs,
met for the 12th time Monday morning to discuss the latest developments in the denuclearization
talks.
"We have a shared goal here, which is to bring an end to 70 years of war and hostility on
the Korean Peninsula.
And the primary requirement for us to get to that end point is to achieve the final,
fully, verified denucleariztion of North Korea.
And so I am absolutely confident that this is within reach.
And we're looking forward very much to beginning working level negotiations with North Korea
as soon as possible."
The two are expected to have discussed the progress made so far on the high-level and
working-level talks announced by Pyeongyang and Washington.
And with the U.S. midterm elections coming up next week, it's also expected they talked
about how Washington will approach negotiations with the North post-election,... as well as
an analysis of the latest moves by Pyeongyang, such as its vice foreign minister's visit
to Russia.
They are also likely to have touched on how sanctions fit into inter-Korean cooperation
plans like building railroad connections and forestation -- areas where those plans violate
international sanctions... and where there need to be exemptions.
Prior to the meeting, Lee told reporters that Biegun himself suggested that he come to Seoul
and that they still have a lot they couldn't get to during their encounter last week.
Biegun's sudden visit prompted speculation that something big could be imminent, or that
he might hold working-level talks with his North Korean counterpart.
But a senior South Korean official denied those possibilities.
After Biegun met with South Korea's foreign minister Kang Kyung-wha in the morning and
sat down for an hour with his own counterpart, he met with the Presidential Chief of Staff,
Im Jong-seok, an uncommon request by the U.S..
Biegun is also expected to meet with Seoul's Unification Minister Cho Myung-gyon on Tuesday
before taking off on Wednesday.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.
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Top diplomats of S. Korea, U.S. discuss N. Korea, Iran sanctions - Duration: 0:46.
South Korea's foreign minister Kang jung-ho and US Secretary of State Mike
Pompeo have discussed pending issues between the two sides including the US
sanctions that are about to be imposed on Iran Seoul's foreign ministry says
that in phone talks on Monday Kang asked for flexibility and allowing
Seoul to be exempted from Washington sanctions on Iran Pompeyo said he would
take Seoul's requests into account and continue to closely cooperate Kang also
briefed Pompeo on her meeting with US nuclear envoy Stephen beigan earlier in
the day and the two exchanged views on achieving the complete denuclearization
of North Korea and bringing permanent peace to the peninsula
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Chrissy Metz Talks About Singing On 'This Is Us' | TODAY - Duration: 3:35.
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[ENG SUB] ONF LIGHTS OFF Now Is 5.35PM VJ J-US - Duration: 2:10.
ONF AT DINNER
*J-US FILMING* You are gonna try?
*Hyojin who promised not to eat after 6pm* JUS: What time is it now?
HJ: It's 5.35pm!
J: I'll confirm it.
HJ: It's 5.35pm!
U: No, it's 10.36pm now.
J: What do we have here?
You are just testing its taste?
Hyojin what are you doing?
HJ: I'm not doing anything.
Etion:You are eating it? Ahh just the salad?
Wyatt: Hyojin you are wrapping it with meat right?
Wyatt:No?
*Hyojin who's eating deliciously without knowing he's filmed*
HJ: It's so delicious.
J:What did you eat Hyojin?
HJ: Cabbages. I'm eatng salad now.
Ahh just salad?
It looks like there's smoke?
HJ: Ah nooo
the cabbage is hot.
HJ: There's red sauce (from the meat) coming out? Yeah it's just cabbages!!
I'll teach you how to eat deliciously. Take this!
It will be very delicious like this.
Bulgogi, kimchi, wild greens
put here, then chives.
lastly, pickle!
And also onion!
onion
then, like this
there's no rice? Borrow me some rice Laun.
There's rice now. Don't put too much in here.
Eat it in one go!
J-us: Thanks we get it now, Mr Diet!
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US military to send 5,200 troops, helicopters, heavy equipment to border - Duration: 7:10.
The U.S. military announced Monday that, by the end of the week, it will send 5,200 active duty troops to the southwest border, as well as helicopters and heavy equipment to build new barriers, to meet a request from the Department of Homeland Security to augment resources in anticipation of the arrival of two caravans of migrants currently in Mexico
The deployment of active duty service members was triggered by President Trump's remarks last week that he wanted the military to get involved in dealing with the caravan of migrants from Central America
On Monday, Trump, who has made the caravan and immigration a top issue ahead of the midterm elections, tweeted that the caravan of migrants included "Many Gang Members and some very bad people" and that they would not be allowed to enter the United States unless they went through "the legal process"
"This is the invasion of our country and our Military is waiting for you!" he added
In announcing the deployment, the head of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) cited concerns over the migrant caravans as reasons why his agency was adding 1,000 personnel along the border and requesting assistance from the Department of Defense
McAleenan said the caravan in Mexico now numbers 3,500 people and cited a second group of 3,000 that has become a concern because it has had violent interactions with security personnel as it attempted to enter Mexico Sunday
"We want to be ready for that," he said. "We think this opportunity to harden our ports of entry, to be ready for mobile deployment between ports is a better way to prepare for the potential arrival of a large group like this
" Gen. Terrence O'Shaughnessy, the commander of U.S. Northern Command, told a Washington news conference that 800 soldiers from Fort Campbell and Fort Knox in Kentucky were already en route to Texas as the first wave of Operation Faithful Patriot
"I think the president has made it clear that border security is national security," said O'Shaughnessy
"That's the direction we are given. That's the direction we are marching to. Our orders are very clear
We are engaged and here to support CBP. We are going to secure the border." He described the 5,200 troops to be deployed as just "the start of this operation" that could be adjusted as needed
According to O'Shaughnessy, the active duty troops will help "harden" the border using the Army Corps of Engineers and construction units that will build vehicle barriers and fencing
Like the 2,100 National Guardsmen already deployed in a similar mission, the active duty troops will not carry out law enforcement duties, since that is prohibited by the federal law kn9own as Posse Comitatus
"Everything that we are doing is in line with and adherence to Posse Comitatus," said O'Shaughnessy
As part of a 45-day mission, the active duty forces will begin arriving in ports of entry in a support role and then move onto other support projects like construction of temporary housing for Customs and Border Protection personnel, medical support and use helicopters to transport CBP officers to hard to reach areas along the border
The helicopter units will also use their sophisticated equipment "to spot, identify groups and rapidly deploy CBP personnel where they are needed
" Northhcom has already begun pre-positioning gear to the border area. "We have enough concertina wire to cover up to 22 miles, already deployed already to the border," said O'Shaughnessy
"We have additional concertina wire that we can string, with over 150 miles available
" About 1,800 active duty forces are planned to be sent to Texas; 1,700 to Arizona and 1,500 to California said multiple U
S. officials. The specific states were selected to match the support requirements made by Customs and Border Protection
Last week, in an exclusive interview with ABC News, Vice President Mike Pence would not rule out the option of closing down the border ahead of the midterm elections
Asked if the president is mulling an executive order to stop all immigration at the border, Pence said: "What we need to do is secure our border
The president will take steps to do that. But we also need to reform our laws." McAleenan denied that the deployment of additional CBP and U
S. military personnel was triggered by American political concerns. "This is a law enforcement operation from CBP 's perspective," he said
"And we partner with DOD all the time to help secure our border." Last Friday when news of the deployment of active duty troops was first reported, officials had said that as many as 800 to 1,000 forces might be sent to the border
A U.S. official said that number was an initial estimate and that as planning developed the numbers increased
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Top diplomats of S. Korea, U.S. discuss N. Korea, Iran sanctions - Duration: 0:41.
South Korea's foreign minister Kang jung-ho and US Secretary of State Mike
Pompeo have discussed pending issues between the two sides including the US
sanctions that are about to be imposed on Iran Seoul's foreign ministry says
that in phone talks on Monday Kang asked for flexibility in allowing
Seoul to be exempted from Washington sanctions on Iran Pompeyo said he would
take Seoul's requests into account and continue to closely cooperate Kang also
briefed Pompeo on her meeting with US nuclear envoy Stephen beigen earlier in
the day and the two exchanged views on achieving the complete denuclearization
of North Korea and bringing permanent peace to the peninsula
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Opening remarks by South Korea and U.S. nuclear envoys on Monday - Duration: 1:58.
the US Special Representative on North Korea Stephen began' is in Korea and has
been meeting with various South Korean officials over the last two days some
more surprising than others to try and further look and what's behind the
envoys visit we have now joining us dr. bong young-shik from the youngster
Institute for North Korean studies it's good to have you with us today close to
be here again now before we get into the issues though let's start by taking a
quick look at the remarks made by vegan and a South Korean counterpart Edelen
before their meeting on Monday I believe that we need to see each other as much
as necessary because of the new chlorides and prosperity nuclearization
process is at a critical juncture and there we need up as often as possible to
make sure there is no you mentioned four or five visits now since I began this
job just two short months ago I saw someone on your team had counted that
this will be the 12th time did you and I have met in that process we have a
shared goal here which is to bring an end to 70 years of hostility on Korean
Peninsula and the primary requirement for us to get to that endpoint is to
achieve the final and fully verified denuclearization of Korea of the north
of North Korea and so I am absolutely confident that this is within reach I
think our two presidents are singularly focused on this goal exactly and it's my
job in your job to provide the consultation the ideas that process the
execution to achieve that goal and absolutely certainly can do this
together and we're looking forward very much to
beginning working-level negotiations and with North Korea soon as possible
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