For Trump, a meeting with Kim is the ultimate test
For Trump, a meeting with Kim is the ultimate test
Author: CNN Opinion
President Trump, popping unannounced into the White House briefing room late Thursday, apparently just couldn't contain himself -- and with good reason.
A senior South Korean delegation had just spent the afternoon with the President and his national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, carrying a remarkable letter from North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.
It was an invitation by Kim to meet with the President as soon as possible. And Trump promptly accepted.
He had no choice -- if he hadn't, the world would be poised for a long, potentially deadly spiral into nuclear conflict. But there is still a tortuous path ahead before we'll see an end to the nuclear threat on the Korean Peninsula and far beyond.
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