On the recordJune 10, 2018
I think Kim Jong-un is more. I think he has an end game. I think he's looking at things more broadly, he wasn't settling for foreign assistance handouts.
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transcripts.cnn.comI think Kim Jong-un is more. I think he has an end game. I think he's looking at things more broadly, he wasn't settling for foreign assistance handouts.
Bill Richardson discusses Kim Jong-un's strategic approach compared to his father, emphasizing his broader goals beyond just receiving aid.
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