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Last year Trump reamed out Secretary of State Rex Tillerson for talking about negotiations with NoKo but now has told reporters at Camp David that having a dialogue with Kim wasn't out of the question, in spite of the chubby dictator continuing his aggressive pursuit of a nuclear weapons and missile program.
"Sure, I always believe in talking," Mr. Trump said. "Absolutely I would do that. I wouldn't have a problem with that at all." He was quick to add that any talks would have conditions attacked, although he didn't specify terms.
On Tuesday, North and South Korea are set to have formal talks for the first time in over two years. This is to take place in a border town on the Korean peninsula as they plan to discuss the Winter Olympics in Seoul. Maybe they can even improve relations between the two countries.
"Right now they're talking Olympics. It's a start, it's a big start," Trump said repetitiously as is his wont. He had just left meetings with GOP leaders in Congress and Cabinet members on the administration's legislative goals for 2018.
The AP reported that Trump said, "if something can happen and something can come out of those talks, that would be a great thing for all of humanity. That would be a great thing for the world," he repeated as is his wont.
"You have to have a certain attitude and you have to be prepared to do certain things and I'm totally prepared to do that," Trump said, maintaining that it was his tough stance on North Korea that got them to sit down with the South and that has caused global warming to do a complete turnaround, which is why it's so damn cold today.
Trump still maintains that his nuclear button is bigger and better than Kim's and that his nuclear button actually works.
Kim said he'll see Trump at the end of the term in the schoolyard and he'll show him his button if Trump promises to show his.
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