Well, Donald Trump right now is on his way to Vietnam for his little summit with North
Korean dictator.
Kim Jong-un any promises us.
He is totally going to get everything the United States wants out of this deal done
and worked out.
And when he comes home we are going to have peace with North Korea and they're going to
be one of our super bestest friends.
In reality, Trump's own administration is having to go out there right now and tell
the public, hey, um, could you guys just curtail your, your expectations here?
Uh, please understand that we're probably not going to accomplish anything.
You know, this is probably going to take lots of meetings and lots of trips and lots of
time.
So just kind of ignore what Donald Trump is saying and we're, at least that's the message
that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo delivered to Fox News is Chris Wallace this past weekend.
He said that we need to curtail our expectations for this meeting, which again is a stark contrast
to what Donald Trump himself has been tweeting out for weeks now that he was going to meet
with Kim Jong-un, that they've made great progress already and that we're totally going
to seal the deal with this meeting at Vietnam.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders just last week said that we should go ahead and declare it a victory
for the president even going over there to speak to Kim Jong-un.
That's, that's it.
Like all he has to do is speak to him.
And according to Sarah Huckabee Sanders, that's a victory.
Trump has repeatedly told us that he has accomplished what no other US president ever has and that
is getting North Korea at the negotiations table and making a deal with them.
Unfortunately, Trump's own advisors, uh, his own military strategists, his own national
security advisors have told us that none of this is true.
Dan Coats during his recent testimony, uh, to Congress and Dan Coats by the way, happens
to be a Donald Trump's national security advisor.
Um, Dan Coats says that, yeah, North Korea is never going to give up their nukes.
They like them, they don't want to lose them, and there's really nothing we can do as a
country to make them give those up.
That's what Dan Coats testified in front of Congress.
It's what he said and yet Donald Trump is out there telling us that he is doing better
than anyone else, that North Korea is playing nice.
And that of course there's great economic opportunity in North Korea and once you sort
through all the BS, that's what this is about.
Donald Trump is not laying the framework for global peace and security in denuclearization.
Donald Trump is laying the framework because he wants to have Trump tower Pyongyang.
He wants to have Trump towers all over North Korea.
Last time they met, he kept talking to Kim Jong-un about the fact that they've got wonderful
property right here, lots of beautiful beaches, whatever it is.
Hey, you can have lots of great resorts here and that's what Donald Trump wants.
This isn't about de-nuking North Korea.
This isn't about having them play nice with all their neighbors and stop killing their
own people.
This is about Donald Trump trying to close a real estate deal, and that's why he's going
for this second photo op, which is all it really is to try to sweet talk.
Kim Jong-un convince us that their denuclearized thing, even though our intelligence agencies
say that they're actually increasing so that Donald Trump can lift sanctions against them
and allow US businesses to come in and capitalize on a currently untapped market that is 100%
what all of this
is about.