TIL Desk/World/Washington/ United States President Donald Trump said he would be willing to invite North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to the White House if their Singapore summit goes well. Trump made the remarks after meeting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to discuss the June 12 summit.
“Maybe we’ll start with the White House,” he told reporters after he was asked whether he would invite the North Korean leader to the White House or Mar-a-lago. About the personal letter delivered to Trump from Kim last week, he said, “The letter was just a greeting. It was really very nice. Perhaps I can get approval to put it out. It was really a very warm letter, a very nice letter”.
“I appreciated it very much, and nothing other than. ‘We look forward to seeing you, and we look forward to the summit, and hopefully, some wonderful things will work out’. So it was really very warm, very nice. We appreciated it,” Trump said. He, however, made it clear that he was ready to “walk away” from the meeting if his goals were not achieved.
