the Korean peninsula is going to
be a very much different
situation
want to do something, we both
are
going to do something and we
have developed a very special
bond."
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP
COMMENTING BEFORE LEAVING
SINGAPORE
FOLLOWING HIS HISTORIC MEETING
WITH NORTH KOREA'S - KIM JONG
UN.
THE TWO LEADERS SIGNED A
DOCUMENT
STATING THAT BOTH WOULD WORK
TOWARDS "COMPLETE DE-
NUCLEARIZATION OF THE KOREAN
PENINSULA."
ALTHOUGH AT THIS POINT IT DOES
NOT
APPEAR NORTH KOREA HAS AGREED TO
ANY SPECIFIC STEPS TO DISMANTLE
ITS NUCLEAR AND MISSILE
PROGRAMS.
ROSS:
AFTER THE SUMMIT...
SUSPENDING JOINT MILITARY
EXERCISES
BETWEEN THE U-S AND SOUTH KOREA.
PYONGYANG HAS LONG COMPLAINED
ABOUT THE DRILLS... WHICH THEY
SEE AS
A PROVOCATION.
THE PRESIDENT IS ALSO RAISING
THE
POSSIBILITY OF PULLING ALL U-S
FORCES OUT OF SOUTH KOREA.
SOME 28- THOUSAND-AND-5- HUNDRED
U-S TROOPS ARE
STATIONED THERE AS A DETERRENT
AGAINST A NORTH KOREAN ATTACK.
KRIS:
THE LEADERS OF SOUTH KOREA,
JAPAN
AND MALAYSIA WERE AMONG THOSE
WISHING FOR A SUCCESSFUL
SUMMIT. BUT IRAN'S SPOKESMAN
WARNED KIM NOT TO TRUST MR.
TRUMP.
ROSS:
SO WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? WE
WANT TO TALK WITH REPRESENTATIVE
TULSI GABBARD FOR HER TAKE ON
THE
SUMMIT AND WHAT HAS TO BE DONE
IN
THE COMING DAYS..
GOOD MORNING REPRESENTATIVE..
U-S AND NORTH KOREAN OFFICIALS
ARE MEETING NEXT WEEKS TO WORK
OUT THE DETAILS ON A POTENTIAL
CONSIDER A GOOD DEAL?