"The scariest scenario"...Is Trump Trying To Directly Deal With Kim Jong Un? [Y Record]

■ Host: anchor Lee Jung-seop, anchor Cho Ye-jin, anchor
■ Starring: Lim Eun-jung, professor of international studies at Gongju University, and Lee Jung-hwan, professor of economic finance at Hanyang University,

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◇ Anchor> From our point of view, we have no choice but to think about relations with North Korea. Trump has continued to mention his relationship with Kim Jong Un and what direction do you think he will go in the future?

◆ Lim Eun-jung> No one like me sees this as a priority right now. As I said, the situation in Europe is too urgent. That's because the situation in Europe and North Korea ended up being directly linked. I'm telling you that I don't think negotiations with North Korea on the nuclear issue will be the top priority in any security policy right now. In fact, North Korea recognizes what it has so far, recognizes it as a default value, and negotiates, for example. These are the most worried and afraid scenarios in our society. I also think this is an issue that needs to be discussed very closely with neighboring countries, especially Japan.

Because it can be a great game changer. Even if our own nuclear armament theory varies slightly from public opinion polls to public opinion polls, more than 70% comes out when it is high. But the global impact of this is so great that we fully understand nuclear vs. nuclear. As for asymmetric power, such figures come from the logic that we should create such symmetry, but anyway, the impact on the world is so large that I will tell you again about this, but Japan or European countries that are also pre-emptively and have similar concerns as ours, Australia, Canada, and no matter who it is, I will tell you that the era of diplomacy really requires technology and will once again.

◇Anchor> You mentioned that Trump's U.S. needs to respond because it can demand a number of things against its allies.

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