Pompeo Says He Left Kim Meeting Thinking Nuclear Deal Is Possible
- Says exiting Iran deal wouldn’t chill North Korea talks
- Trump says summit with Kim may come in three to four weeks
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he assessed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during their meeting ahead of a planned summit with President Donald Trump, and concluded that there’s at least a chance for the U.S. to strike a denuclearization deal.
“My goal was to try and identify if there was a real opportunity there,” Pompeo said during an interview on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday. “I believe there is.”