SAUL LOEB via Getty Images Donald Trump said he and Kim Jong Un "fell in love." That strategy fell apart Thursday morning in Hanoi, as Trump and Kim ended their talks even before a scheduled lunch. It has revolved around Trump rather than the professionals precisely because Trump wanted the limelight and resulting political boon. “Saying the threat’s gone, life is wonderful, we’re in love, all kinds of stuff ― it doesn’t have to mean anything,” Gallucci said. The president also cast doubt on U.S. intelligence analysts’ finding that North Korea is continuing to produce nuclear material and long-range missiles.

Source: Huffington Post February 28, 2019 22:18 UTC