Trump may invite Kim Jong-un to his Florida resort for follow-up summit
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'트럼프, '마라라고'서 2차 북미회담 카드'..볼턴도 싱가포르행
A report from Bloomberg says President Trump might already be thinking of a second summit with Kim Jong-un,... and this one possibly at a surprising venue.
And we also have the names of the U.S. officials who will be accompanying Mr. Trump to Singapore.
Lee Ji-won has more.
U.S. President Donald Trump has been hinting that the June 12th summit in Singapore could be the first of many meetings to come.
That sentiment was echoed on Wednesday by presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway who told reporters that "there could be more than one meeting and more than one conversation."
Bloomberg is also reporting on the possibility of a second summit.
Citing a U.S. official, Bloomberg reports that "Trump is toying with the idea of offering Kim a follow-up summit at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida."
It said the second summit could even happen in the fall, depending on how the two leaders hit it off at their meeting in Singapore.
President Trump had invited other global counterparts to his Mar-a-Lago resort, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, for a retreat-like summit.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg also reported on the list of U.S. officials who will be joining President Trump on Air Force One to Singapore.
The list includes Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly,... and even National Security Adviser John Bolton.
Bolton, the administration's main hardliner on Pyongyang, was the main reason for North Korea's hostility and harsh rhetoric a few weeks ago, even prompting the regime to question whether to hold the summit.
Bloomberg said the delegation also tentatively includes the head of CIA's Korea Mission Center, Andrew Kim; National Security Council official, Allison Hooker; and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Joe Hagin.
Hooker and Hagin were part of the two teams that have been negotiating with the North at the inter-Korean border village of Panmunjom and in Singapore for the past few days.
Bolton's inclusion comes as officials at the State Department believe he controversially suggested North Korea's denuclearization should follow "the Libya model" to disrupt talks with the regime.
Citing multiple sources,... CNN reports that Bolton intentionally angered the North to quote 'blow up' the summit because he feared the meeting would not end up working in Washington's favor.
Those remarks reportedly led to "considerable tension" between Bolton and Pompeo.
However,... the National Security Council denies there was any confrontation between the two officials at the heart of Trump's inner circle.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.
A report from Bloomberg says President Trump might already be thinking of a second summit with Kim Jong-un,... and this one possibly at a surprising venue.
And we also have the names of the U.S. officials who will be accompanying Mr. Trump to Singapore.
Lee Ji-won has more.
U.S. President Donald Trump has been hinting that the June 12th summit in Singapore could be the first of many meetings to come.
That sentiment was echoed on Wednesday by presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway who told reporters that "there could be more than one meeting and more than one conversation."
Bloomberg is also reporting on the possibility of a second summit.
Citing a U.S. official, Bloomberg reports that "Trump is toying with the idea of offering Kim a follow-up summit at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida."
It said the second summit could even happen in the fall, depending on how the two leaders hit it off at their meeting in Singapore.
President Trump had invited other global counterparts to his Mar-a-Lago resort, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, for a retreat-like summit.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg also reported on the list of U.S. officials who will be joining President Trump on Air Force One to Singapore.
The list includes Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly,... and even National Security Adviser John Bolton.
Bolton, the administration's main hardliner on Pyongyang, was the main reason for North Korea's hostility and harsh rhetoric a few weeks ago, even prompting the regime to question whether to hold the summit.
Bloomberg said the delegation also tentatively includes the head of CIA's Korea Mission Center, Andrew Kim; National Security Council official, Allison Hooker; and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Joe Hagin.
Hooker and Hagin were part of the two teams that have been negotiating with the North at the inter-Korean border village of Panmunjom and in Singapore for the past few days.
Bolton's inclusion comes as officials at the State Department believe he controversially suggested North Korea's denuclearization should follow "the Libya model" to disrupt talks with the regime.
Citing multiple sources,... CNN reports that Bolton intentionally angered the North to quote 'blow up' the summit because he feared the meeting would not end up working in Washington's favor.
Those remarks reportedly led to "considerable tension" between Bolton and Pompeo.
However,... the National Security Council denies there was any confrontation between the two officials at the heart of Trump's inner circle.
Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.