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Martin Hart-Landsberg, Lewis & Clark College professor emeritus and board member of the Korea Policy Institute, talks with the Old Mole's Laurie Mercier about the meaning of the recent Trump-Kim Jong Un summit. They discusses what the mainstream liberal media has missed, how right-wing attacks do not further peace on the peninsula, and how ending war games and improving relations are essential for promoting peace in the region.
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