Pompeo Cites China, North Korea as Trump’s Unfinished Business
- ‘The hard issues have not been resolved’ with China, he says
- Departing diplomat says he’ll find a way to tell of successes
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Secretary of State Michael Pompeo said Monday that he regrets the U.S. hadn’t made more progress in resolving “hard issues” with China or getting North Korea to shed its nuclear arsenal, while saying that the Trump administration has made the world a safer place than it was four years ago.