@CNN: RT @CNNnewsroom: “Kim Jong Un is very sly… He’s been to this rodeo before” says former US Ambassador to China Max Baucus. “It’s really an opportunity Kim sees more than is it, in my judgement, a pressure the US has put on him.” https://t.co/bS0TlyEQqz https://t.co/Pseutwrq2K

March 9, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

"Kim Jong Un is very sly… He's been to this rodeo before" says former US Ambassador to China Max Baucus. "It's really an opportunity Kim sees more than is it, in my judgement, a pressure the US has put on him." https://t.co/bS0TlyEQqz https://t.co/Pseutwrq2K

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@CNN: RT @CNNnewsroom: “Kim Jong Un is very sly… He’s been to this rodeo before” says former US Ambassador to China Max Baucus. “It’s really an opportunity Kim sees more than is it, in my judgement, a pressure the US has put on him.” https://t.co/bS0TlyEQqz https://t.co/Pseutwrq2K

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