The Oh, Hello and

show Tim Shorok will pick apart U.S. relations with North Korea

and V.J. Pishad will make sense of the rights victory in India's election.

First, North Korea, which has been much in the news.

National Security Advisor and UberHawk John Bolton would probably want to turn it to a smoking room,

but Trump blows hot and cold in the

issue. What's it all mean? Here's Tim Schorock with some answers. Tim who's buying this show many

times before has written extensively on Korean affairs for the nation and many other outlets.

Tim Short.

Now we're hearing that Trump and Bolton are somewhat split on Korean policy.

It's really hard to figure out what the hell is going on anywhere

but what do you make in this alleged split between Bolton and Trump what do they

want either separate leader together? There's a bit of a split, but at the same time I think Trump is covering up the fact that they're

basically in sync.

And Trump has been following the bulletin line pretty closely since he came into position as National Security

Advisor.

In terms of North Korea, the very hard line that Bolton has been promoting for some time.

Came out when Trump met with Kim Jong-on in Anoy

for their second summit, and there was a lot of optimism beforehand by people that were watching the situation closely and

covering it very closely for the nation.

You know, it seemed like they were moving toward some kind of interim agreement under which North Korea would give up part of its nuclear

weapons system and the US would perhaps drop some sanctions that have been posed on them and

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