Under the Clinton Administration, the agreed framework, North Korea did not produce any weapons for 9 years.
William R. Richardson: “Under the Clinton Administration, the agreed framework, North Korea did not produce any weapons for 9 years.”
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Richardson highlights past successes in negotiations with North Korea under Clinton.
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Russia needs to get tougher and they are not doing it. I think these U.N. sanctions were the strongest that we have ever had.
My worry is--and before, I think, you came in I said it is better to negotiate with the foreign ministry types in North Korea rather than the intelligence people because they are more flexible.
Perhaps a vaguer statement that says tensions are less and the war is over, OK. Maybe. But not as a tradeoff unless there is substantial denuclearization.
I think we at the Commission recognize, as we have over the years, that we always have to keep up with very dynamic changes in our industries that we regulate.





