The State of Play in North Korea

Heritage Explains

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4.7 • 847 Ratings

🗓️ 28 September 2018

⏱️ 18 minutes

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North Korea continues to generate headlines as one of the most serious threats to our national security. While peace with is something the entire world wants, it must be handled carefully. This week, Tim Doescher spoke with Bruce Klinger about what the US role in brokering a peace deal should look like, and why we should not rush into signing "peace declarations."

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0:00.0	From the Heritage Foundation, I'm Tim Desher, and this is Heritage Explains.
0:28.6	Turn on the nightly news.
0:30.8	Go ahead. Do it.
0:33.5	North Korea is everywhere.
0:42.9	This week, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un talked about dismantling missile test sites, nuclear fuel facilities.
0:45.8	President Trump called it very positive.
0:51.6	North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is calling for a second summit with President Trump in the near future.
0:56.0	That's according to South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who just finished up a three-day summit with the North. Kim Jong-un.
0:57.0	North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says he will suspend nuclear and long-range missile tests
1:02.5	and shut down a nuclear test site.
1:05.6	North Koreans.
1:06.5	North Korea.
1:07.0	North Korea.
1:08.0	North Korea.
1:09.0	North Korea.
1:10.0	North Korea. United States has great strength and patience.
1:13.7	But if it is forced to defend itself for its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea.
1:23.5	Rocket man, man, man, man.
1:29.8	Whether it's nuclear weapons or sanctions, botched peace agreements, or the latest threat from Kim Jong-un,
1:37.6	the amount of unresolved issues in the seemingly endless struggle for peace between the world and North Korea is staggering.
1:46.2	But here's something you might not know.
1:49.3	The U.S., North Korea, South Korea, and China are still at war.
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