I guess a few of Nobel Prizes may be gone if the things stay unresolved.

Trump, Moon, Kim, and the Royal Academy of Sweden look like a comedy,

and, well, add G.H. Park as an extra player.

The whole thing looks like a giant diplomatic show or a TV drama. 

http://mnews.joins.com/article/22630348?cloc=joongang%7Chome%7Cnewslist1

(중앙일보: 백악관 대변인 선다스; 리비아식 아닌 트럼프 식으로...)

http://mnews.joins.com/article/22630574?cloc=joongang%7Chome%7Ctopnews1

(중앙일보:볼튼CVID 고집)

Is Bolton in danger of being fired? Trump wants to make it happen because of

coming election, Russian collusion, trouble with Stormy and other women.

He is probably involved in money laundering through a paper company headed

by his personal lawyer Cohen. In the last meeting Kim had with Xi, Xi might have

given some assurance that China will back him up if US pushes too far.

Bolton pushed Kim too far. He knows how much Trump wants to get something out of this.

Kim is attacking Bolton. 

Tug of war will continue for a while. I think things will go on reasonably well.

Trump seems to be determined to get something out of this summit meeting.

I hope he succeeds in swaying Kim to his side. It will be good for South Korea and Japan.

My thought is that "The true enemy of U.S. is China, not the nuclear North Korea."

Trump may be smart enough not to force Kim to abandon his nuclear weapons.

The main thing is to keep Kim away from China, so that the Korean Peninsula is for Koreans,

not for China.

We should not wish the abrupt collapse of the North Korea.

Then the Chinese can occuy northern half of Korean Peninsula as they wished for a long time.

Once gone, it's gone forever.

As for John Bolton, I added a comment under the webpage of "The spoilers".