It strains credibility to suggest that it is outside of the realm of possibility or completely unfair or unwarranted for Kim to read that as an advertisement that we are going to repeat the mistake that we made years ago.
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Murphy emphasizes the potential misinterpretation of U.S. actions by Kim Jong-un.
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