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Jim Michaels from USA Today joins us to discuss why Singapore was agreed upon for President Trump and Kim Jong Un's historic summit

Jim Michaels from USA Today discusses how Kim Jong Un's commitment to denuclearization is a first step that might set favorable conditions for negotiations with Trump.

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Curling has become the gem of the 2018 Winter Olympics. Jonathan Cheng from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Was hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics worth the trouble for South Korea? Aamer Madhani from USA Today has a look.

The Wall Street Journal's Jonathan Cheng joined us from Pyeongchang and breaks down why South Korea isn't buying what the North is selling.

Andrew Jeong from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the talks going on between North and South Korea.

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GOP consultant Matt Mackowiak breaks down why President Trump needs a sure-footed North Korea response.

What can we expect from South Korea opening up talks with the North? Andrew Jeong from the Wall Street Journal joined us from Seoul, South Korea with the latest.

Matt Mackowiak, Washington Times columnist, gives us some observations on Trump's first foreign policy crisis.

Jonathan Cheng, the Wall Street Journal's Seoul Bureau Chief, joins us to discuss the latest on North Korea.

Jonathan Cheng from the Wall Street Journal has the latest on how the U.S. and South Korea's response to the North's latest missile test.

Rep. Mark Meadows is banking on local support in North Carolina. Eliza Collins from USA Today has the story.

Patrick Tucker from Defense One breaks down why China's not happy with U.S. troops setting up Terminal High Altitude Area Defense anti-missile batteries in the Pacific.

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