Trump Says He Doesn't Want to Play the 'Time Game' With North Korea

The transcript discusses a conversation with President Obama about his biggest problem, which was close to leading to war. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not rushing diplomatic processes, despite media pressure. Sanctions remain in place, and diplomatic meetings, such as the one in Singapore, are highlighted. The cost of military games and their financial burden on South Korea are discussed. The speaker concludes with optimism about future diplomatic achievements and the cessation of nuclear and rocket testing.

What was the main concern discussed between the speaker and President Obama?

• Healthcare reform

• Environmental issues

• Potential for war and massive casualties

• Economic instability

How does the speaker describe his approach to dealing with media pressure after the summit?

• By removing all sanctions immediately

• By ignoring the media completely

• By taking time and not rushing into decisions

• By rushing decisions to satisfy the media

What does the speaker consider a strategic asset in terms of military exercises?

• Halting the exercises to save costs

• Conducting exercises without any allies

• Increasing the frequency of exercises

• Expanding the exercises to more countries

What financial aspect does the speaker highlight regarding military exercises?

• They are funded by private companies

• They are costly and should be paid for by South Korea

• They are inexpensive and cost-effective

• They are funded by international organizations

What is the speaker's stance on the timeline for achieving diplomatic progress?

• It must be achieved within a year

• It should be rushed to meet media expectations

• It can take as long as necessary without rushing

• It should be completed within five months