What to Expect From Pompeo's Trip to North Korea

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Trump-Kim Summit in Singapore, highlighting the broad nature of the agreement and the need for specifics. It explores North Korea's negotiation strategy, including its reluctance to commit to denuclearization and the emotional complexity of repatriating US war dead. The role of China and North Korea's strategic goals, such as removing US soldiers from South Korea, are also examined.

What was a key issue with the agreement made during the Trump-Kim Summit in Singapore?

• It was broad and open to interpretation.

• It focused only on economic issues.

• It was too specific and detailed.

• It was not signed by both parties.

Why is North Korea hesitant to commit to specifics in the agreement?

• They have no interest in negotiations.

• They are waiting for a new US administration.

• They want to maximize their bargaining power.

• They have already dismantled all test sites.

What challenge does Pompeo face in his visits to North Korea?

• Convincing North Korea to disclose test sites.

• Ensuring media coverage of the visits.

• Finding a suitable location for meetings.

• Dealing with language barriers.

Why might Kim Jong-un be holding back on the repatriation of US war dead?

• It is an emotionally charged issue.

• It is a low-priority issue for North Korea.

• There is no agreement on this matter.

• The remains have already been returned.

What is Kim Jong-un's new narrative about himself?

• A cultural icon.

• A ruthless dictator.

• A military strategist.

• A dealmaker.