Having direct talks is not a concession. Having direct talks is -- you can deliver a very tough message by having direct talks.
William R. Richardson: “Having direct talks is not a concession. Having direct talks is -- you can deliver a very tough message by having direct…”
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Bill Richardson argues that direct talks with North Korea are necessary and can be firm, not a sign of weakness.
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