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recent elections that put a president in power who has leanings towards rapprochement with

not only the People's Republic of China, but also the Democratic Republic of North Korea, that would be Pyongyang.

And there is talk of the South Koreans wishing or intending or aiming for the U.S. military to leave the peninsula.

However, there's something going in another direction.

That's the Trump administration.

And here, Morristan explains much more of this tonight.

The Trump administration in the Koreas.

No, although there are protests in America and in South Korea urging that. But actually, our president is saying the opposite.

He is talking about not leasing the land that U.S. bases are on, but is asking South Korea to

give that land. Now, that would require a constitutional amendment, so I don't think it will be

happening immediately. But in the meantime, it is possible for South Korea to give the buildings

on the bases that are there through the U.S., and that would be an initial step. So if anything,

I think the U.S. is trying to get more entrenched in South Korea.

And that sends a message to Beijing and to Pyongyang.