Professor Charles Armstrong, Korea expert at Columbia University, says Trump is politically weaker than during his first summit with the North Korean leader.  With the summit only hours away, Professor Armstrong also warns of danger if President Trump once again meets alone with KIM without high ranking US officials.
 
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Professor Charles Armstrong, Korea expert at Columbia University, says Trump is politically weaker than during his first summit with the North Korean leader. With the summit only hours away, Professor Armstrong also warns of danger if President Trump once again meets alone with KIM without high ranking US officials. I invite your to visit me at MikeLeeNews.com

Professor Charles Armstrong, Korea expert at Columbia University, says Trump is politically weaker than during his first summit with the North Korean leader. &nbsp;With the summit only hours away, Professor Armstrong also warns of danger if President Trump once again meets alone with KIM without high ranking US officials.
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BREAKING UPDATE:  KIM ‘has edge’ over Trump in summit

In so many ways the Korean story is also an American story. The US has sacrificed tens of thousands of America lives in east Asia, from WW2 through the Korean war. For over a hundred and fifty years America has tried - and is still trying - to influence events in Korea. Much of the how and why we got to the brink of nuclear war with a tiny nation in east Asia has not just taken place in the blue and white light of our TV and computer screens. Most of it is locked away in the hazy grey vault of history: All but forgotten momentous events, haphazard diplomacy, pure chance and insanely careless decisions have fallen to earth to form the jagged and unstable building blocks to the North Korean nuclear crisis.  Former ABC News Correspondent Mike Lee brings you in depth reporting on how, more than once, Korea was thrown under the bus by friends as well as enemies.  Now is a crucial moment to better understand one of the most important stories of our time.  The Korea Story You Never Heard is made for this moment.

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In so many ways the Korean story is also an American story. The US has sacrificed tens of thousands of America lives in east Asia, from WW2 through the Korean war. For over a hundred and fifty years America has tried - and is still trying - to influence events in Korea. Much of the how and why we got to the brink of nuclear war with a tiny nation in east Asia has not just taken place in the blue and white light of our TV and computer screens. Most of it is locked away in the hazy grey vault of history: All but forgotten momentous events, haphazard diplomacy, pure chance and insanely careless decisions have fallen to earth to form the jagged and unstable building blocks to the North Korean nuclear crisis. Former ABC News Correspondent Mike Lee brings you in depth reporting on how, more than once, Korea was thrown under the bus by friends as well as enemies. Now is a crucial moment to better understand one of the most important stories of our time. The Korea Story You Never Heard is made for this moment.

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