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North Korea-US Relations / Threats #1114618

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 09, 2017
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) A statement from Kim Ryak Gyom, commander of the Strategic Force of the Korean People's Army, in response to President Trump fire & fury speech quoted; details given about North Korean plans to shoot a missile near Guam.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Pentagon: Barbara Starr) The flowery response from North Korea to Trump's words, what Defense Secretary James Mattis & Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said {quoted} discussed. [TILLERSON - says the president sent a strong message to Kim Jong Un.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; White House: Jeff Zeleny) Trump's tweets about the US military nuclear stockpile, whether there will ba an exchange from Trump to North Korea, Trump's use of strong {"fire & fury"} language in public discussed.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's former Secretary of Defense William Cohen about Trump & North Korea. [COHEN - says Trump's words "ad lib at your peril", the statements from Tillerson & Mattis about North Korea with Trump & Kim acting as schoolyard bullies, what Henry Kissinger said about diplomacy, the strategy of "squeezing" North Korea via sanctions.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson;; Starr, Barbara;; Zeleny, Jeff
Duration:: 00:11:40

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