Bill Clinton: “Yong-sam of South Korea November 23, 1993 North Korea Q. We'll ask about Korea this time. Are you both on board with the…”

“Yong-sam of South Korea November 23, 1993 North Korea Q. We'll ask about Korea this time. Are you both on board with the same package for North Korea to permit international inspection of its nuclear sites? President Clinton. Well, we'll have a statement about that later. We just started our meeting. So I think we have to have the meeting before we can make a statement. Q. But it appears that President Kim seems to have a deviation in the policy. President Clinton. We haven't had our meeting yet. Give us a chance to talk about it, and then we'll be glad to comment about it. Q. Are your options limited since China and Japan don't want you to proceed with sanctions? President Clinton. I think I'd like to comment on all that in the-- we'll have a press statement, and then I'll answer questions about it. But I really would like to speak with President Kim first. Q. Do you know if North Korea has a nuclear weapon at this point? President Clinton. I want to have this meeting first and then I'll-- -- Q. What else can we ask you about? Q. Nothing ventured---- Philadelphia State Senate Campaign Q. Are you going to ask the Attorney General to look into the Philadelphia State senate race? One of the---- Q. Gingrich said you would. Q. Are you going to do that, do you think? President Clinton. The first I even knew about it was this morning. I don't know enough about it to give an answer. I'll have to look into it. I had not heard anything about it until this morning.…”