@CNN: A former State Department official turned congressman questioned Mike Pompeo on Kim Jong Un’s culpability for human rights violations, pressing the Secretary of State to answer how such a person could be likeable https://t.co/lMXEM20BrH

March 27, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

A former State Department official turned congressman questioned Mike Pompeo on Kim Jong Un's culpability for human rights violations, pressing the Secretary of State to answer how such a person could be likeable https://t.co/lMXEM20BrH

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