Let's get an expert's take on the South Korea-U.S. summit and the ongoing negotiations with North Korea over its denuclearization.<br />I'm joined by James Kim, Research Fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies, for his insights.<br />1. This summit was seen as a critical opportunity for President Moon to reset North Korea-U.S. diplomacy, do you think Thursday's meeting moved the needle at all?<br />2. A new phrase seems to have popped up recently -- taking a "top-down approach" to the peace process, do you think that's the right way to approach the issue?<br />3. Do you think President Moon might have been pushing President Trump to override the inflexibility of his advisors -- hawks like John Bolton,... and to a lesser degree Mike Pompeo,... and consider a multilateral summit or sanctions relief?<br />4. What's next for this process -- maybe a fourth Moon-Kim summit, followed by a third Trump-Kim summit and possibly even a three-way summit with China at some point?<br />Thanks for coming in. Look forward to speaking to you again soon. That was James Kim, Research Fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies.<br />
