CSI: American Carnage (Thursday, June 13, 2019)
The Editors at CSI occasionally direct staff to assemble reports in their absence. The following, we believe, sheds light on the close relationship the president has with Kim Jong Un, one of his most important associates from another family. – The Editorial Committee
The Letter
I just received a beautiful letter from Kim Jong Un, and I think the relationship is very well. But I appreciated the letter. I saw the information about the CIA, with respect to his brother, or half-brother. And I would tell him that would not happen under my auspices, that’s for sure. I wouldn’t let that happen under my auspices. But I just received a beautiful letter from Kim Jong Un. I can’t show you the letter, obviously, but it was a very personal, very warm, very nice letter. I appreciate it.
And I’ll say it again: I think that North Korea has tremendous potential, and he’ll be there. I think that North Korea, under his leadership — but North Korea, because of what it represents — the people are great, the land is great, the location is incredible between Russia, China, and South Korea — I think North Korea has tremendous potential. And the one that feels that more than anybody is Kim Jong Un. He gets it. He totally gets it. …
In the meantime, no nuclear testing. No major missile testing. Nothing like when I first got here. When I first got here, it was a bad mess. We have a very good relationship together. Now I can confirm it because of the letter I got yesterday. And I think — you know, I think that something will happen that’s going to be very positive. But in the meantime, we have our hostages back. The remains keep coming back.
We have a relationship.
A question for the president from a reporter: Do you think he had his half-brother killed? Do you think he had his half-brother killed? Are you saying that the CIA was wrong?
Say it?
A question for the president from a reporter: Was the CIA wrong? Did he have his half-brother killed?
I don’t know anything about that. I know this: That the relationship is such that that wouldn’t happen under my auspices. But I don’t know about that. Nobody knows.
A question for the president from a reporter: Any plan, any thought, about another meeting with Kim Jong Un?
Well, it could happen, but I want to bring it further down the line. Look, in the meantime, he’s kept his word. There’s no nuclear testing, there’s no large, you know, long-range missiles going up. The only thing he sent up were very short-term, short-range. That was just a test of short range. It’s a whole different deal.
But he’s kept his word to me; that’s very important. And again, the letter he sent was a beautiful letter. It was a very warm letter. That’s a very nice thing. And I don’t say that out of naiveté. I say that was a very nice letter. — Thursday, June 13, 2019