Wait, a few minutes ago you were suggesting Kim wouldn’t have known anything about a peon like Wambier in prison, so why would calling Kim a liar have had any affect on his eventual release?
Trump’s involved in tense negotiations, of some importance, eh?
Trump was supposed to employ nuanced insults, by inferring he didn’t believe Kim?
When it comes to Trump, I’m always expecting out right hatred for everything he does, and at the minimum nitpicking every little detail, from Trump’s expressions, to his clothing, to the way he shook hands, and on and on.
Just curious if Trump talked to Kim about making this payment. I would suspect since Trump is an amazing patriot , I would figure that making America great again would include making sure the Warmbier’s would receive their money.
I said I doubted that the self absorbed dictator would have given a crap about the comfort of people in his prison. We have no way of knowing how much Kim involved himself with the treatment of prisoners, so calling him a liar in negotiations is bound to end them. Inferring that he’s a liar, or refusing to accept him at his word, without proof, would also end the negotiations.
I ask again, what does it get Trump, or South Korea’s people, or the world for that matter, during these negotiations, for Trump to do anything but take Kim at his word, on the matter that is already water under the bridge?
Yes, water under the bridge, in the sense that calling Kim a liar would not achieve anything. Trump was supposed to publicly call Kim a liar and end the release of Warmbier, or infuriate Kim today by calling him a liar, and end negotiations?