스카이프 인터뷰<br /><br />After months of insisting he's "not in a hurry" to reach a deal with North Korea,... President Donald Trump tweeted he's willing to meet Kim Jong-un at the DMZ.<br />Pyeongyang appears to be on board for now.<br />Its vice foreign minister said the meeting would be a "significant event."<br />To find out what this sudden development could lead to, we connect with Stephen Noerper, Director of the Korea Society in New York.<br />Thank you for joining us.<br /><br />Well, President Trump is scheduled to visit the Demilitarized Zone on Sunday. How likely is this surprise meeting with Kim, in your opinion? <br />Trump said he's happy to just to shake his hand and say hello. <br />What can we expect from this exchange, possibly a third summit?<br />President Trump has been flaunting his pen pal relationship with Kim Jong-un,... and heaping praises on the young leader despite North Korea's projectile launch last month.<br />Are the flatteries part of a well-calculated strategy?<br />Well, before the G20 summit in Osaka, Chinese leader Xi Jinping visited North Korea, which was largely interpreted as a form of messaging and pressure. Do you think this worked, and do you see Beijing playing a greater role in the denuclearization talks going forward?<br />Trump and Kim's second summit in Hanoi earlier this year ended early with no deal. If we do see a third summit soon, will the third time be the charm? Will both sides be more prepared this time around?<br />Dr. Noerper, thank you for your insights. <br />
