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트럼프 "한국 조선업, 미국 와서 조선소 건설 예정"
트럼프 "압수수색 사실이라면 유감"
이 대통령 "국회 주도로 특검이 사실 조사 중"
이 대통령 "평화 지키는 역할 넘어서 피스 메이커"
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00:00지금 백악관 오버올오피스 영상이 들어왔습니다.
00:05기자단이 혹시 많이 온 것 같습니다.
00:10한번 들어보겠습니다.
00:30그러나 우리는 굉장히 serious discussion을 하고 있습니다.
00:33특히, trade, where we do a lot of trade with South Korea, as you know.
00:39우리는 생각하고 있습니다.
00:42우리는 조금 더 좋은船을 만들고 있습니다.
00:44그들은 아주 잘 만들고 있습니다.
00:46그들은 또 다른船을 만들고 있습니다.
00:48그들은 또 다른船을 만들고 있습니다.
00:50그들은 우리의船을 만들고 있습니다.
00:53그들은, at World War II, 우리의船을 만들고 있습니다.
00:57그리고, 오늘, 우리의船을 만들고 있습니다.
00:59다시 한번 Maps but we were the we were like you we were building ships all the time for everybody
01:05and presidents and people allowed that to slip by and now we buy ships but we're gonna be buying
01:12ships from South Korea but we're also gonna have them make ships here with our people using our
01:17our people and we're going to go back into the shipbuilding business again because really
01:23essentially we don't build ships anymore which is ridiculous how that ever happened
01:27But we were the best at it.
01:29And you can take a look at World War II in particular,
01:33where we were doing virtually a ship a day.
01:36And it's hard to believe these were tankers
01:38and different kinds of ships, but we were very active.
01:41And you see a lot of those shipyards sitting there idle,
01:44but they're not so idle anymore,
01:46and you're gonna come in also,
01:47and you're gonna be doing a lot of ships in this country,
01:50so I look forward to that.
01:51But we have a lot of other trade things here.
01:53A big purchaser of our military equipment.
01:55수상의 인lim 1 why in the world and you saw that recently with uh ten a look at what we did with the b2 bomb at
02:04which you have one right there they gave that to me i guess the company gave that to me the b2 bomber
02:09was uh so so successful in what took place in the little excursion that we made 36 hours and it wiped
02:17out the nobody's ever seen anything like it thirty six hours back and forth not a not a thing went
02:25못됐다.
02:26bandsbil지 못했다.
02:27operating 원 lar기지 못했다.
02:29geht는 휴대전화 manygin 년과 없 blog and we had 52 tankers in many planes
02:35but given the b2 to the way they handled that every single bomb hit its target so they understand
02:42that we make the best military equipment in the world and South Korea is a big buyer of
02:46military equipment and we're going to talk about that also and we have many things to
02:51talk about and I look forward to it and it's a great honor to be with you and congratulations
02:55이재명 대통령님, 오늘 백악관에 오신 것을 진심으로 환영합니다.
03:03우리 양국 정책도 사실 잘 알고 있습니다.
03:08지금까지도 잘 지내고 있습니다.
03:11제가 알기로는 한국 측에서 어떤 추가적인 관세 협상에 대해서 좀 관심이 있다고 하는데 괜찮습니다.
03:18원한다고 다 줄 것은 아니지만 그렇다고 요청하는 것은 받아들겠습니다.
03:22요청하는 것은 받아주겠습니다.
03:25오늘 우리는 여러 가지 주제를 다룰 예정입니다.
03:27일단은 먼저 무역에 대해서 얘기를 할 것입니다.
03:30한국은 상당한 많은 무역량은 미국과 함께하고 있습니다.
03:34그 외에 또 선박계약, 특히 한국은 조선업이 상당히 성공적으로 유지가 되고 있습니다.
03:40그래서 조선소라든지 선박건조에 대해서 우리는 많은 얘기를 나눌 것입니다.
03:45사실 미국은 제2차 세계대전 때 선박을 하루에 한 개씩 건조하는
03:50그러한 굉장히 성공적인 선박업을 운영하고 있었습니다.
03:54그런데 이제 미국은 선박이 굉장히 아주 폐쇄한 그런 상황입니다.
03:59하지만 이제 우리가 한국에서 선박을 구매해야 되겠죠.
04:02그렇지만 앞으로 한국과의 협력을 통해서 미국에서 선박이 다시 건조되기를 바라고 있습니다.
04:08그러므로서 또 미국의 조선업을 한국과 협력해서 구호하는 그러한 기회를 갖게 되기 바랍니다.
04:14아까도 말씀드렸습니다만 제2차 세계대전 때 미국은 하루에 한 개의 선박을 건조하였습니다.
04:19그렇지만 지금 미국의 조선소는 상당히 황폐해져 있는 상황입니다.
04:24그렇지만 한국이 와서 우리가 함께 즐거워하길 바랍니다.
04:27또 하나 우리가 의논해야 될 일은 군사장비 구매에 대한 것입니다.
04:31미국은 세계 최고의 군사장비를 만듭니다.
04:34B2버어 같은 것은 보셨겠지만 굉장히 성공적이었습니다.
04:38이번에 최근의 그런 작전에서 이 B2버어가 왕복 36시간을 비행을 했는데
04:44전혀 아무런 문제 없이 임무를 마치고 성공적으로 다시 돌아온 것입니다.
04:48거기는 또 52개의 탱커도 들어갔습니다.
04:52하지만 어쨌든 그 바모라든지 최고의 군사장비를 가지고 있습니다.
04:56한국이 이러한 미국의 뛰어난 군사장비를 많이 구매할 것을 기대하고 있습니다.
05:02오늘 다시 한 번 이재명 대통령을 백악관에 모시게 된 것을 매월 용납으로 생각합니다.
05:08그리고 그 전에 정거에 이긴 것을 다시 한 번 축하드립니다.
05:12감사합니다.
05:12네 대통령님 감사드립니다.
05:16이렇게 시간을 내주셔서 우리 대한민국 국민을 대표해서 감사 말씀을 드리면서
05:22우리 대통령께서 이 오벌오피스를 새로 꾸미고 있다는데
05:27정말로 밝고 황금색으로 빛나는 게 정말 보기 좋습니다.
05:31품격이 아주 있어 보이고 미국의 새로운 번영을 상징하는 것 같습니다.
05:37미국을 다시 위대하게 만드는 것이 우리 대통령님의 뜻입니다.
06:07미국의 꿈인데 미국이 다시 위대하게 변하고 있는 것 같고
06:11그게 다우존스 지수에서도 그게 나타나는 것 같습니다.
06:15제가 보니까 사상 최고치를 경신하고 있던데
06:18오늘은 잠깐 조정되고 있지만
06:20아주 훌륭하게 미국이 다시 위대해지고 있는 것 같습니다.
06:24I believe that making America great again is your goal
06:27and I believe that that is what is currently taking place in America
06:31and I think the most symbolic thing of that is the 다우존스 индекс
06:35which reached a record high recently
06:37although it went down a bit
06:38but it reached a record high
06:40and so I think that America is becoming great again.
06:43I believe that there is a renaissance taking place
06:58not only in the shipbuilding sector
07:00but also in the manufacturing industry
07:02and I hope that Korea can be a part of that renaissance.
07:06And one thing that I would like that I wanted to say to you is that
07:25America's role not as a keeper of peace
07:29but a maker of peace
07:31is being more
07:32is emerging more evidently.
07:36유럽, 아시아, 아프리카, 중동
07:40여러 곳에서의 전쟁들이
07:41이제는 트럼프 대통령님의 역할로
07:45휴전하고 평화가 찾아오고 있습니다.
07:47Many wars in Europe, in Asia, in Africa
07:51and in the Middle East
07:53are coming to peace
07:55because of the role that you are playing.
08:06So among the many world leaders
08:08I believe that you are the only leader
08:10who has made such accomplishments.
08:38And I would like to mention that
08:39the only remaining divided nation in the world
08:45is the Korean Peninsula
08:46and I would like to ask for your role
08:48in establishing peace on the Korean Peninsula.
08:51So I look forward to your meeting with Chairman Kim Jong-un
08:55and construction of a Trump Tower in North Korea
08:59and playing golf at that place.
09:01I believe he will be waiting for you.
09:09And this will be the opportunity to come to be
09:14and continue to be the future.
09:16Korea was able to attain economic growth and development
09:17through our ironclad alliance,
09:18and going forward I hope to develop our alliance
09:21이런 부대까지 다 확장해서 미래형으로 발전시켰으면 좋겠습니다.
09:28Korea was able to attain economic growth and development
09:31through our ironclad alliance.
09:33And going forward, I hope to develop our alliance
09:36into a future-oriented alliance that encompasses areas
09:39not only limited to security,
09:41but also the economy and science and technology.
09:51민 Cyril입니다.
09:53The Korean people have great expectations for you, Mr. President.
09:55Thank you once again for your time.
09:57Well thank you very much, it's an honour to be with you.
10:00I will say that Kim Jong-un and I had a very good relationship,
10:04as you remember, and still do.
10:07And when I came in, I didn't know him.
10:11We had two summits, but we became very friendly.
10:16Respect, it was great respect, and it was not going to be that way.
10:20Hillary Clinton won the election it would have been a disaster but we think we can do something in that regard with respect to North and South and I think you are much more prone to doing that than other leaders that I've been working with from South Korea and we'll work on that I think it's very good to work on that if you remember you were doing the Olympics and there was a great time of hostility with North Korea and you weren't selling tickets because nobody wanted to be blind
10:50up in the stadium during the opening ceremonies right and you were not selling tickets and I was also at my formative stage with North Korea and Kim Jong-un and we were a little bit going at it about rocket band little rocket man everything back and forth and it was really nasty and then I got a call one day and they wanted to get together they wanted to talk and we started talking and then he said really brilliantly he said you know
11:19the Olympics is going to be opening very soon and we'd like to be a part of it they actually put teams in it you got along great and by the way immediately upon that phone call you started selling tickets and it turned out to be a tremendous success so it went from being empty stadiums because people were afraid to go because it was a target potentially to a great success and and I was very proud of that you had one of the most successful Olympics and now we have the Olympics coming to the US
11:48so we're very happy about that but that was a great honor to get involved and make the Olympics so successful
11:55대단히 감사합니다 다시 한번 모시게 돼서 영광이라고 말씀드리겠습니다 제가 김정은 위원장과 굉장히 좋은 관계를 가지고 있습니다 그리고 현재도 매우 좋은 관계가 있습니다 내가 처음에 취임하고 난 다음에 두 번의 정상회담을 김정은 위원장과 함께했고 상당히 친해졌고 또 더 중요한 것은 둘 다 존경심을 서로에게 가지고 있다는 것입니다 만일 그 힐리니 클리션이 대통령으로 당선했다면 절대 그러한 상황까지 이르지 않았을 것입니다
12:25한국의 어느 지도자보다도 북한에 좀 더 문제를 해결하고자 하는 의지가 있는 그러한 대통령이라고 생각합니다.
12:32그래서 어쩌면 우리가 함께 노력한다면 어느 정도 진전이 있을 수도 있겠습니다.
12:37사실 한국에서 올림픽이 열렸을 때 북한 때문에 많은 사람들이 올림픽 표를 사지 않는 그런 현상이 생겨났었습니다.
12:45그런데 김정은 위원장이 그때 사실은 김정은 위원장과 초기에는 제가 별로 사이가 좋았던 것은 아닙니다.
12:50서로 락켓맨이라고 부르면서 죽어받는 그러한 해프닝도 있었습니다.
12:55그런데 어느 날 통화를 시작하게 되었고 통화를 하면서 그가 얘기를 했습니다.
13:01한국에서 올림픽이 곧 열리는데 우리 북한도 참가하겠다 그렇게 얘기를 했습니다.
13:06그리고 그 통화 직후에 올림픽표가 많이 팔리기 시작했습니다.
13:10그리고 한국의 올림픽은 올림픽 역사상 가장 성공적인 올림픽으로 지금 기록되고 있습니다.
13:16또 우리 미국도 곧 올림픽을 주최할 예정입니다.
13:19그래서 우리도 미국에서 성공적인 올림픽을 주최할 계획을 가지고 있습니다.
13:24김정은 위원장 말씀을 하셔서 그런데 사실 대통령님 덕분에 북한하고 한반도 관계가 매우 안정적이었습니다.
13:35그런데 사실 그 이후 대통령님께서 미국 정치에서 약간 물러서 있는 그 사이에 사실은 북한의 미사일도 많이 개발됐고 핵폭탄도 많이 늘어났고 진척된 것도 없이 한반도 상황은 정말로 많이 나빠졌죠.
13:52김정은 위원장 주장장 주장장 주장관은
14:22내가 말하는 게 대통령이 당선되었다면 그런 일이 일어나지 않았을 것입니다.
14:27전적으로 공감합니다.
14:29I completely agree with you.
14:30그래서 지금 얼마 전에 김여정이 미국과 저를 비난하는 발언을 할 때도
14:37대통령과 김정은 위원장의 특별한 관계에 대해서는 의심하지 않는다 이런 표현을 했습니다.
14:44기다리고 있다는 뜻으로 보여졌습니다.
14:45So when 김여정, the deputy director of the Workers' Party of Korea issued a statement denouncing Korea, South Korea
14:55she mentioned about the good relation, the not bad relationship between you and Chairman Kim Jong-un
15:02and I believe that this is a sign that North Korea is waiting.
15:09So I hope that you will assure in a new era of peace on the Korean Peninsula.
15:13I will do that and we'll have talks.
15:17He'd like to meet with me.
15:19He didn't want to meet with Biden because he had no respect for Biden.
15:23But we look forward to meeting with him and we'll make relations better.
15:28You'll help that.
15:29You had a lot of leaders.
15:31I've gone through a lot of leaders in South Korea.
15:35You know, it's been quick.
15:36You'll be there for a long time.
15:37But we, in the various leaders that I've dealt with,
15:41they were not approaching it properly, in my opinion, having to do with North Korea.
15:46But I think your approach is a much better one.
15:49So, you'll be asking for some of your ideas.
15:50Yes.
15:51So, you'll be there for a long time.
15:54전 대통령을 만나고 싶지 않지만 말은 만나고 싶어 할 것 같습니다.
15:58그래서 그런 시도를 하겠고요.
16:01내가 한국의 지도자들을 여러 번을 만나봤는데
16:04제 개인적인 생각으로는 대북 정책이 그렇게 적절하지 않지 않았나 하는 생각이 듭니다.
16:09그래서 이 대통령께서 그 적절한 대북 정책을 통해서
16:13좀 더 발전을, 진전이 있었으면 하는 생각입니다.
16:18저의 반영으로 남북관계가 잘 개선되기 쉽지 않은 상태인데
16:22실제로 이 문제를 풀 수 있는 유일한 인물이 트럼프 대통령이십니다.
16:28그래서 이 문제를 통해서 제 공연을 통해서는 쉽지 않습니다.
16:33그리고 이 문제를 통해서 이 문제를 통해서는 당신, 대통령님.
16:39대통령께서 피스메이커를 하시면 저는 페이스메이커로 열심히 지원하겠습니다.
16:44그래서 당신이 피스메이커라면 당신이 피스메이커를 도와드리겠습니다.
16:48북한에 대해서 큰 진전을 함께 이루어 나갈 수 있다고 믿습니다.
17:00감사합니다.
17:01감사합니다.
17:01감사합니다.
17:01감사합니다.
17:02감사합니다.
17:03감사합니다.
17:04좋은 job.
17:05감사합니다.
17:08knuten Okay, questions please?
17:09Преvo Professor When you met with Russian President Vladimir Putin,
17:11How soon did he say that he wanted to sit down with Ukrainian President Zelensky?
17:15Russia, as of now, says there's no meeting on the books and no agenda is set.
17:19Well, that's going to be up to them.
17:20It takes two to tango, I always say.
17:22And they should meet, I think, before I have a meeting and probably close the deal.
17:28But I think it's appropriate they meet.
17:30They do not exactly get along well, as you can understand.
17:33And I'm sure it's a meeting that perhaps he didn't like.
17:37But he wasn't happy about coming to the United States either.
17:40And that was a big concession.
17:43And I appreciate the fact that he did.
17:46I've always had a very good relationship, despite a fake Russia, Russia, Russia haunt that we had.
17:52But we've always had a great relationship, very good relationship, strong relationship with Russia.
17:57That's a good thing, not a bad thing, by the way.
17:59That's a very good thing.
18:00And it's good to get along with Kim Jong-un and to get along with everybody, including President Lee.
18:07It's good to get along.
18:08And I get along with the foreign leaders.
18:09You see that with the biggest group of foreign leaders that we've ever had.
18:14Don't forget the European Union was here also representing a large group of countries just recently.
18:20So I believe that we're going to get that war straightened out.
18:25We're going to get it done.
18:26I don't know that they'll meet.
18:28Maybe they will.
18:29Maybe they won't.
18:30They'd like me to be at the meeting.
18:31I said, you guys ought to work it out.
18:33It's between you.
18:34It's not us.
18:36Now, in the meantime, we're not spending any money on, as you know, on Ukraine.
18:39We're selling military equipment to NATO.
18:43NATO now is taking in.
18:45Excuse me.
18:46NATO now is taking in a large amount of money from the countries.
18:50They're taking in 5% of GDP versus 2%.
18:55They're paying the 5%.
18:56They never paid the 2%.
18:57Most of them or a lot of them.
19:00NATO has a lot of money.
19:01We are selling military equipment to NATO at full price.
19:05And NATO is distributing that equipment to wherever they are.
19:08I mean, perhaps to Ukraine.
19:10So NATO is working with Ukraine.
19:12Biden was giving hundreds of billions of dollars, just willy-nilly, just giving money.
19:17He had no idea where it was going.
19:19It was terrible what was happening.
19:21So we're not involved anymore in terms of the cost.
19:24We're in for $350 billion.
19:27As you know, I also got the rare earth deal done with Ukraine, which was worth much more than the $350 billion.
19:34But I'm not interested in the money so much, even though we've done a great job in that regard.
19:39I'm not interested in that.
19:40I'm interested in stopping a war where last week 7,109 soldiers died, both Russia and Ukraine.
19:50It's such a waste of life and humanity.
19:53They're not from this country.
19:55They're not from any other country other than Ukraine, for the most part, other than Ukraine and Russia.
20:00But it's a very important thing to me to stop it.
20:05I stopped seven wars, wars that were raging, one for 31 years, the Congo, and, as you know, Rwanda, one for 35 years.
20:15I don't have to go into them.
20:16You know the list better than I do.
20:17But we stopped a lot of wars, including, if you think about it, in the and Pakistan, which was probably two weeks away from being a nuclear war.
20:26They were shooting down a airplane all over the place.
20:29So I'm very proud of that.
20:30I thought this would be in many ways the easiest way of the regular relationship.
20:34I think it would be the easiest one to stop.
20:36I'm going to take a deep breath.
20:37I would like to see them first.
20:50They would like me to be there.
20:51Trump's going to be there.
20:55One way to get a B2K back-backed United戰略 with the air in the air.
20:59I'm going to take a deep breath.
21:00I came to take a deep breath.
21:02네, 사실 트럼프 대통령은 김정은 이야기 먼저 꺼내지 않았습니다.
21:07이재명 대통령이 트럼프 대통령의 첫 언급에 대한 답을 하는 과정에서
21:11경제 번영을 위한 트럼프 대통령의 노력에 대한 긍정평가를 하고
21:15트럼프 대통령을 피스메이커로 칭송을 하면서
21:19한반도의 평화를 위한 역할에도 기대를 하겠다, 이런 이야기를 했거든요.
21:24그렇게 했더니 트럼프 대통령 역시 관심사가 김정은에 쏠려 있다는 게
21:29이 회담에서도 확인이 되는 겁니다.
21:30북한 얘기로 상당한 부분이 이어지고 있습니다.
21:36그러면서 이재명 대통령은 북한에도 트럼프 월드를 지어서
21:41골프를 쳤으면 좋겠다, 이런 발언까지 했고요.
21:45또 피스메이커가 트럼프라면 나는 페이스메이커로 열심히 지원을 하겠다.
21:50이 문제를 풀 수 있는 유일한 인물은 트럼프다, 라고 언급을 했고
21:54트럼프는 여기에 대해서 화답을 하면서
21:56나 김정은 여전히 존중을 하고 있고
21:59김정은과 접촉을 한 후에는 한국이 성공적인 평창올림픽을 열지 않았냐,
22:05이런 얘기까지 쭉 이어갔습니다.
22:07어디 대목이 가장 눈에 띄세요?
22:09일단은 고 김정은 부분 말고 처음에 트럼프 대통령이 모두 발언의 두 가지가 핵심인 것 같습니다.
22:17미국 조선업의 부활이죠.
22:202차 대전 때는 하루에 한 척의 배를 만들었는데 지금은 그렇지 못하다고.
22:24그런데 한국이 조선업이 강하니까 양국이 협력해서 조선산업을 다시 위대하게 만든다는
22:31여러 차례 시필딩이라는 단어를 썼고요.
22:35두 번째는 미국의 군비, 무기가 굉장히...
22:40지금 또 김정은 관련된 발언이 나옵니다.
22:42그러나 여전히 들어온 것 같습니다.
22:59김정은 기상캐스터 배혜지 기상캐스터 배혜지 기상캐스터 배혜지 기상캐스터
23:29배혜지 기상캐스터
23:59One of the things I'd like to do was ask them to give us ownership
24:02of the land where we have the big fort.
24:04You know, we spent a lot of money building a fort,
24:06and there was a contribution made by South Korea.
24:09But I would like to see if we could get rid of the lease
24:11and get ownership of the land where we have
24:14a massive military base.
24:17Mr. President, how are you?
24:20The Presssen, how are you planning to make —
24:23I also want to ask this question to Mr. President, please.
24:25The Presssen, please.
24:26I'm Song Woo-jin, I'm from South Korea's Arirang TV.
24:28Thank you so much.
24:29Great.
24:29So, as mentioned earlier, the United States is South Korea's most important and closest
24:34allies, so in this point of view I would like to ask you and also President Yi, what
24:39do you think are the key ways to make the South Korea-U.S. alliance greater?
24:43Well, I think it's great now – you know, I feel very warmbly toward South Korea.
24:49I will tell you that I have a lot of people in business who I deal with that are from
24:55since korea told bril они le pissed off to me because they feel I've saved I think
24:58you one of the nuclear war by word I think you would have had a nuclear war
25:02nós Korea and South Korea I think we've Esupresso you only Herained
25:07Lakes away from so they don't even needouleternet have their cannons you
25:10know Howard system the haven't buried in the management of you know what I'm
25:13talking about and I think you would have had if I didn't give藍 didn't win
25:18that election Gates Hillary Clinton crooked Hillary went that election I
25:21I think you would have had a nuclear war that would have taken place,
25:25and it would have been horrendous for everybody, including them.
25:29It would have been very bad for them because we would have had it entered the picture,
25:33and we are the most powerful nuclear country in the world by far.
25:37Russia is second, China is third.
25:39China is going to catch eventually five or six years.
25:42They're working to catch.
25:43One of the things we're trying to do with Russia and with China is denuclearization,
25:50And it's very important.
25:52One of the things I discussed with President Putin the other day,
25:54it wasn't just that.
25:56It was also other things.
25:58And I think the denuclearization is a very, it's a big aim.
26:03And Russia's willing to do it,
26:05and I think China's going to be willing to do it, too.
26:09We can't let nuclear weapons proliferate.
26:13We have to stop nuclear weapons.
26:14The power is too great.
26:15Okay?
26:16Thank you.
26:17Q. Mr. President, I'd like to ask you
26:18안녕하세요.
26:48역사에서 6 시에 나섰다.
26:53니가
27:17오직 모든 일상입니다.
27:19엔��엔 자필을 많이 해줘요.
27:21전부 Service.
27:23전부기하여 물에신받도 있습니다.
27:26물에신받은 소 contribution을 제기하고 있는 산업도들이 잊지 않습니다.
27:30대통을 안으로서 Bos에있는지 말하는 것 같습니다.
27:32연락이 10백으로 tens한 전화로 연구소에 대한 그 너무 발이ימ한 사업을 해당했죠.
27:37가장 wichtig시잖아.
27:39물에 대한 연락이 될 것 같습니다.
27:41그래서 바로 대한민국에 대한 관계를 해당했던 곳에서 열리려고요.
27:46중국이 차원으로 인상되게 하죠.
27:49중국이 정말 차원으로 인상되어 있죠.
27:52그래서 우리의 가장 큰 에너지를 수준emente
28:14It's right up the little Ocean.
28:17Right up the little Pacific Ocean.
28:19It's actually pretty close, relatively speaking,
28:21but we have more oil and gas than
28:23coal than any other nation in the world by far.
28:27And we're going to use it.
28:28And that's the
28:29thing that South Korea, I think most wants from us.
28:32I would think,
28:34have you squeezed the DMZ
28:37to meet with the north Korean leader?
28:38Say it.
28:39Would you go back to the DMZ
28:41to meet with the north Korean leaders?
28:42I love inght.
28:43remember, when I walked across the line and everyone went crazy,
28:47especially Secret Service ...
28:48I would say they were all crazy.
28:50And I looked into those windows,
28:52you know the windows, the glass,
28:54that you can only see if you look direct because
28:56there was all sorts of stuff.
28:57But I looked in, and I saw more rifles pointing at me than you could.
29:01There were a lot of rifles in that building.
29:03The Secret Service was not happy.
29:06You know the buildings I'm talking about,
29:08the two blue buildings on each side.
29:12And I walked up the middle,
29:13저는 분명히 공개와 공개가 없는 것보다 더 많은 것 같아요.
29:17저는 друг의 sides에 대해서는 그의 일을 글쎄요.
29:21그러나, 제가 보게 된다.
29:22내가 보게 된다.
29:23저는 좋은 관광과와의 관광과의 관광을 만듭니다.
29:26제가 잘하고 있는 것 같습니다.
29:28저는 좋은 관광을 통해.
29:31제가 굉장히 좋은 관광을 통해.
29:32제가 제게 소중한 시간을 말하는 것과는
29:34그것을 말하는 것과는 저희로 모아지지 못하고 있는 것과는
29:38그리고 제가 잘 어울린 것과는 잘 어울린 것과는
29:41저는 좋은 것과 큰 힘이 된 것 같아요.
29:44부족한 힘이 된 것 같아요.
29:44현재까지는 아마도 만들어지고 싶어요.
29:48나는 많은 사람들이.
29:50이는 그가 좋다고 말하고 싶어요.
29:52하지만 이는 그가 좋다고 말하고 싶어요.
29:54지난해가 될 것과는 좋다고 말하고 싶어요.
29:55대통령 Xi한테는 내가 만나는 것 같다고 말하고 싶어요.
29:58동시에 아주 중요한 공항을 하고 싶어요.
30:00너무 중요한 공항을 넣어서요.
30:02한국에서 많은 돈을 받은 돈을 받은 것 같아요.
30:04그래서 다른 공항은 여러 가지 공항을 받습니다.
30:07이는 굉장히 중요한 공항을 받으면 좋죠.
30:08우리는 동시에 잘 성향을 받아서요.
30:11우리가 아이들에게는 기간에 대해 대화의 아이들을 하여
30:29고맙습니다.
30:31그것은 그녀에게 치료들이 다른 것입니다.
30:33전부 런스는 말이죠.
30:34이것은 ?
30:34한국에서 하는 börjar이고
30:36저는 그녀는 비슷한 표현을 할 수 있는 것입니다.
30:38그녀는 그거는 없지만
30:41그녀는 아무도 끊고 있는 것입니다.
30:43그렇지 않습니다.
30:44하지만 우리는
30:45매우 강한 사이드 집회의
30:47이유로는
30:48중국과 헹성화해
30:50중국이 훨씬 더 좋습니다.
30:52도면을 지지해
30:55우리도 지지해
30:57200% 호래
30:58우리나라가 더 대한민국에서
31:24하지만 우리의 파트�ated 프로젝트와는 많은 부연들이 작전의 보도에 의한
31:34전공 sunny지 않았습니다.
31:38모든 부분들을 통해 구추를 했다고 했죠.
31:40그래야 할 일을 기준으로 하겠죠?
31:42에도 불구하고 진동이 있어서 이 공 seemed 저는 공간을 했다고 했다고 했 Talcott
31:45그는 제사에 도착했다고 했지만 우리의 제품은 이제 기술을 안 한다고 했다고 했고
31:51제 biggest 문제는 없어서 저희는
31:54보장자들에게는
31:55차량이 없어서
31:56우리에게는
31:56드라마을 기능을
31:57그래서 우리는
31:58하지만
31:59저희가
31:59더욱
32:00더욱
32:00더욱
32:01더욱
32:01더욱
32:03더욱
32:04더욱
32:05더욱
32:06더욱
32:07더욱
32:08그
32:09그리고
32:10그
32:11magnate
32:11situation
32:13우리는
32:13tremendous
32:14power
32:14over
32:14them
32:14and
32:15they
32:15have
32:15some
32:15power
32:15over
32:15us
32:16with
32:16magnets
32:16we
32:16are
32:16going
32:16to
32:16have
32:17a
32:17lot
32:17of
32:17magnets
32:17in
32:18a
32:19pretty
32:19short
32:19period
32:19of
32:19time
32:20누군지?
32:21그치?
32:22근데, 전부.
32:23우리도 많지?
32:24그런데, 여러분, 이 소식은 아주 재미있는 것 같아요.
32:27그런데, 사실은,
32:28president,
32:29인간이 직업인사회가 보다,
32:32그리고,
32:33그치?
32:34그런데,
32:35우리의 전쟁을 볼 수 있고,
32:36우리의 전쟁을 볼 수 있고,
32:39우리의 전쟁을 볼 수 있고,
32:41우리의 전쟁을 볼 수 있고,
32:43우리의 전쟁은 유의민족을 볼 수 있고,
32:45내가 지난번에 대해서,
32:46그리고 또 한 이후에, 아마 이번 시에, 혹은 더 있어도 내일까지 돌아가고 싶습니다.
32:52그리고 지금 우리는 아름다운 사이 입니다.
32:55좋은 나라입니다.
32:57사실은, 여러분이 정국을 보고 싶습니다.
33:00여러분, 우리가 모두 저기에 시작하는 거죠.
33:02새로운 년을 하고 싶습니다.
33:04그리고 또는 한국을 보고 싶습니다.
33:08아마, 여러분, 우리 같이 같이 가.
33:10우리 같이 같이 가.
33:11우리 같이 같이 같이 가.
33:13그래서 노동성은 조금씩
33:15비교적이다.
33:17Q.
33:26그럼, 진짜!
33:28Q.
33:30Q.
33:33Q.
33:35Q.
33:36Q.
33:37Q.
33:37Q.
33:38Q.
33:39Q.
33:39Q.
33:40Q.
33:40Q.
33:41Q.
33:42Q.
33:42Q.
33:42Q.
33:43한국에 대한 선조심을 가고 싶습니다.
33:47한국에 대한 선조심을 가х Sebab.
33:49중국에 대한 선조로 가질 수 있도록 할 수 있을 것입니다.
33:54한국의 선조로 가질 수 있는 수 있겠습니다.
33:56한국에서 인간을 갖추기 때문에
33:58최고의 선조로 가질 수 있습니다.
34:00중국에 선조차가가 죽을 수 있습니다.
34:02중국에선 여러 가지 선조로 가질 수 있습니다.
34:06and states.
34:08Would you also consider sending the National Guard
34:10into red states and red cities
34:12that are also seeing high crimes?
34:13Sure.
34:14But there aren't that many of them.
34:15If you look at the top 25 cities for crime,
34:20just about every one of those cities
34:22is run by Democrats.
34:23And you know, one of the bad things they did ...
34:26cashless bail, if you look back on time,
34:28when they allowed a murderer out that afternoon,
34:31you know, he'd kill somebody,
34:33and then a couple of hours later
34:345.5.4.
34:364.4.
34:385.4.
34:419.4.
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34:469.8.
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34:5610.6.
35:02working-keeping troops here in Washington, D.C.
35:05We heard all of the discussion, I really want to be appreciated.
35:08You know, when we go into a city and wipe out the crime,
35:11so D.C., it sounds so horrible.
35:13I'm embarrassed to say it in front of you
35:15because they don't have anything like this.
35:18Washington, D.C., sir, has not had a murder in 11 days.
35:23Now, he's saying that's a horrible thing to hear
35:26because they don't have murders ever.
35:30But Washington, D.C., if you go back and check,
35:34it's been many years since we went a week without having a murder.
35:38Now we haven't had.
35:39And I would say that Washington, D.C., right now, is much safer than Seoul.
35:45You know why?
35:46Because we have a friendly neighbor.
35:48We have more friendly neighbors.
35:50You have a different kind of problem.
35:51We all have different problems.
35:53But Washington, D.C., is a very safe city right now.
35:56People are going out to dinner.
35:58Restaurants are opening.
35:59Restaurants that were going to close are now going to stay open.
36:03Friends of mine are going out to dinner all the time.
36:05They didn't go out to dinner for four years.
36:07It went rampant during the Biden years.
36:10Just rampant.
36:12That's why Susie is very close to the mayor and has a lot of respect for her.
36:17But I view it maybe a little differently because the mayor would say that it's gotten better.
36:22For 30 years it's gotten better.
36:24No, it's gotten worse.
36:25And the worst day of all was when we just got to office for the second time.
36:30And it's in very bad shape.
36:32So the mayor shouldn't be saying that violent crime has been getting better.
36:37It's been getting much worse.
36:39And the day I took office, it was the worst.
36:41And we did some minor things, made it a little bit better.
36:44But then we said, look, we've got to stop it because too many people are getting killed.
36:47And we have not had a murder in 11 days.
36:51It sounds crazy.
36:52I hate to say this in front of this gentleman who I respect because they don't have murders for years.
36:56But we have not had a murder in 11 days.
37:00And that's going to go on for a long time.
37:02And there will be, I guess, it'll happen a little bit.
37:05But we have a very safe city.
37:07This is one of the safer cities right now in the country.
37:10And in a short period of time, it'll be like the border.
37:12Nobody came in through our border for the last 90 days.
37:16Three months, we had zero illegal aliens from the Congo, from South America, from all over the world, from prisons coming in, pouring into our country.
37:27Nobody, not one person.
37:29And this is done by a liberal group, a liberal think tank.
37:31They do the work.
37:32Not one person has come into our country.
37:35Think of that.
37:36It's been amazing.
37:37And I didn't have to go back to Congress and ask, Biden could have done this by himself.
37:41I did.
37:42I said, close the borders.
37:43We had the great Tom Holman.
37:44And we had Christy, as you know, Christy Noem, who did a fantastic job.
37:49She's doing a fantastic job.
37:51Pete Hegseth has been incredible with the, as I call it, the Department of War.
37:57You know, we call it the Department of Defense.
37:59But between us, I think we're going to change the name.
38:01You want to know the truth?
38:02I think we're going to have some information on that, maybe soon.
38:05But I think because, you know, Department of Defense, we won the World War I, World War II.
38:12It was called the Department of War.
38:15And to me, that's really what it is.
38:19Defense is a part of that.
38:21But I have a feeling we're going to be changing.
38:23I'm going to, I'm talking to the people.
38:25Everybody likes that.
38:26We had an unbelievable history of victory when it was Department of War.
38:31But then we change it to Department of Defense.
38:33So that's a little thing.
38:34It has nothing to do with your country.
38:36But it's something that I think you're going to be hearing about or seeing about over the next couple of weeks.
38:41Probably that change is going to be made over the next week or so.
38:44Are there two Koreas, North and South?
38:47Or is there one Korea waiting to be unified?
38:49Well, I know it is two Koreas.
38:50I mean, I just, you know, there was one Korea.
38:52It was a very large country and a very powerful country.
38:56And it was a country that went to war with China.
38:58President Xi explained it.
39:00Went to war with China many times over the last 2,000 years.
39:04You had many, I think he told me, 51 times.
39:07So I remember I went to President Xi and said,
39:10You know, we're having a problem with North Korea.
39:14Straighten it out, would you please?
39:15He said, well, we have been to war with them.
39:19And I think he said 51 times.
39:21But at that time, it was the whole of Korea.
39:23It wasn't, you know, North and South.
39:25And after he explained it, I said, all right, not going to be that easy.
39:28I guess you're right.
39:29But, you know, you had one Korea.
39:31It was a very big, powerful nation.
39:34Now you have two big, powerful nations.
39:36But you have essentially a wall in between.
39:42Good comments.
39:44Post and comments.
39:45You made on South Korea early this morning.
39:48Like raids on churches.
39:50Going into U.S. military base.
39:53Purge.
39:53Revolution.
39:55How do you think about it?
39:56Well, I just heard...
39:58Right, I heard from Intel.
40:04I heard from Intel that there was a raid on churches.
40:09We're going to talk about that later.
40:10I haven't spoken about it yet.
40:11But will we meet?
40:12And, you know, that would be too bad if that's the case.
40:15But I did hear that from Intel that there was a raid on churches, closing some churches.
40:20So we'll talk about that later.
40:22I'm going to ask you now if you want.
40:24Mr. President, what conversation...
40:26Wait a minute, let's...
40:27If you'd like.
40:29Because it didn't sound to me like South Korea.
40:31I'm going to talk about it.
40:32I'm going to ask you now, this is what I'm going to talk about today.
40:34I'm going to ask you now.
40:36간단하게 말씀을 드리면 지금 대한민국은 아시는 것처럼
40:41치니쿠레타로 인한 혼란이 극복된 지 얼마 안 된 상태고
40:48내란 상황에 대한 국회가 임명하는 국회가 주도하는 특검에 의해서 사실조사가 진행 중입니다.
40:57물론 저의 통제하에 있지는 않지만
41:00대한민국 검찰이 검사하는 일은 팩트 확인, 팩트 체크인데
41:06미군을 직접 수사한 게 아니고
41:09그 부대 안에 있는 한국군의 통제 시스템이 어떻게 작동했냐를 확인한 것 같습니다.
41:17나중에 좀 더 자세히 설명을 드리도록 하겠습니다.
41:19So it hasn't been long since Korea has overcame the political turmoil
41:25following the self-coup by the former president.
41:31currently there is a fact-finding investigation
41:35by a special prosecutor that was appointed by the National Assembly
41:39and this special prosecutor...
41:41Is his name Deranged Jack Smith, by any means?
41:44They took him from our country.
41:47Deranged Jack.
41:48He's a deranged, sick individual.
41:51Go ahead.
41:52Go ahead, please.
41:53I'm only kidding.
41:54I'm only kidding.
41:54Maybe I'm not.
41:57And that special prosecutor is not under my control.
42:01And so the special prosecutor is conducting a fact-finding investigation.
42:06And I would like to explain about what you said about U.S. bases.
42:12They did not conduct a search and seizure of American bases,
42:15but they looked into the control, the chain of command,
42:19the control system of the Korean military.
42:22Right.
42:22And I would be happy to explain about this.
42:23That's okay.
42:24I'm sure it's...
42:26I want to meet again.
42:26I am sure it's a misunderstanding,
42:28but you know there is a rumor going around about churches, raiding churches.
42:32So we'll talk.
42:33I'm sure that's going to be worked out fine.
42:35Is it a good tiger that we're all talking about?
42:36Yeah, please go ahead.
42:37Mr. President, what conversations have you had
42:39with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
42:41about what is going on in Gaza?
42:43There was a U.N.-backed report that said there was a famine in Gaza.
42:45Based on what you know and what you've been briefed on,
42:48do you agree with that?
42:49So, I mean, I deal with Bibi Netanyahu quite a bit.
42:54And we had great success, obviously, in Iran.
42:57We knocked out their nuclear threat.
42:59That would have been a horror show, having them have a nuclear weapon.
43:01They would have used it, too.
43:03We did very well there.
43:06Right now, they're talking about Gaza City.
43:08There's always talking about something.
43:09At some point, it's going to get settled.
43:10And I'm saying, you better get it settled soon.
43:13You have to get it settled soon.
43:15And that means, you know, nobody can forget October 7th.
43:18People forget October 7th.
43:19That was one of the most brutal.
43:20I've seen some terrible things, some brutal things.
43:23I was about as bad as it gets.
43:25And nobody can forget that.
43:27With that being said, it's got to get over with.
43:29It's got to get over with.
43:30그러니까 조금 전에 트럼프 미국 대통령이 교회 압수수색 얘기를 했었는데,
43:37이게 지금 정상회담 질의응답으로 나왔어요, 남 교수님.
43:41보면 이런 얘기를 들었는데, 한국에서 일어날지 않을 법한 이야기라고 난 들었다.
43:48그랬는데 이재명 대통령이 대한민국 검찰이 하는 건 팩트체크고,
43:52미군을 직접 수사하는 게 아니고,
43:54그 부대 안에 있는 한국군의 통제 시스템이 어떻게 작동하는지를 보려고 하는 거다라고 설명을 하니,
44:00트럼프 대통령이 오해가 있었다.
44:02또 루머가 있었던 거라고 생각한다.
44:05교회 급습했다는 얘기를 들어서 그런다라고 했는데,
44:09그러니까 트럼프 대통령이 설명을 듣고,
44:11이게 오해였다라고 해명을 하는 것 같아요.
44:14트럼프 대통령에서는 이게 그렇게 심각한 문제는 아니라고 본 거죠.
44:19지금은 마감, 미국을 다시 위대하게 만드는 이슈에 집중하고 있는 것이죠.
44:24그렇기 때문에 이재명 대통령의 그냥 설명을 그대로 수용하는 입장을 보였습니다.
44:31사실은 트럼프 대통령이 지금 세 가지가 한국에게 지금 요망을 하고 있는 것 같습니다.
44:36김정은 북한 문제 빼놓고는 조선옥궁의 한미협력이고요.
44:41미국 무기 좀 많이 사달라는 겁니다.
44:44그러면서 방위비, 그다음에 주한미군 부담금 문제를 얘기를 했죠.
44:49그러면서 바이든 대통령이 더 요구를 했어야 되는데,
44:5210억 달러에 그쳤다, 자기가 지금 이 얘기를 하는 것이고요.
44:57그다음에 알래스카 가스 프로젝트에 대한 한국과 일본의 참여를 강하게, 길게 얘기를 했습니다.
45:05그래서 사실 오늘 협상에서는 세 가지 문제,
45:08중국 문제라든가 러시아 문제, 중국 문제는
45:13직접적으로 우리 정부와 관련되기보다도 그건 국제정세를 설명하는 기자들의 질문에 답하기 때문에
45:19우리가 염두에 될 한 세 가지에서 네 가지 정도 이슈가
45:24실무 아마 장관급 회담에서 좀 구체화될 것으로 보이고요.
45:28아마 오찬 회담에서 조금 더 트럼프 대통령이
45:32주한미군의 역할 같은 것을 이야기하지 않을까 하고 전망이 됩니다.
45:37그런데 지금 또 눈에 띄는 게,
45:40지금 혹시 에이펙 참석과 관련된 질의가 나오는 것 같습니다.
45:44한번 들어볼까요?
45:44네, 저도 submit to them fairly soon.
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46:05그건 아주 слож讀수ất sur beaut Kurt Kennedges
46:08If that question is leading.
46:10Anyway, look, I get along great with Kim Jong-un.
46:13Whatever I can do, having to do with South Korea
46:16and getting people together, it should,
46:18you should get together, right?
46:20President Trump, President Trump.
46:22President Trump, President Trump, President Trump,
46:24네, 하하하하.
46:25하하하하.
46:26하하하하.
46:28And then she'll turn out to be the worst one in the room.
46:31하하하하.
46:32하하하하.
46:33하하하하.
46:34하하하하.
46:37고맙습니다.
46:42아멘.
46:43아 모르겠는데,
46:45저는 이웃들이죠.
46:47두 중 33 이웃들은
46:48하지만
46:50그들을 구입을 했을 때
46:52그렇습니다.
46:54이제 그리고
46:55전 이상한 게
46:57잘어� BSL
46:58하지만
46:5925년 전
47:00민기수
47:01she
47:02Bueno,
47:04우리의 삶을 젖은 행동을 잘 안은 것 같아요.
47:10우리는 다시 시작할 수 있다고요.
47:12우리는 다시 다시 시작할 수 있는 것 같아요.
47:14가장 좋은 날은?
47:16네, 하나 더 더.
47:17앞에서 본다 언제나 전화의 집을 사는 일 종일 오픈이기 때문에?
47:20저는 전화의 집을 사는 것 같아요.
47:22전화의 집을 사는 것 같아요.
47:24그가 너희를 사는 것 같아요.
47:25저는 한국의 집을 사는 것 같아요.
47:27저는 한국의 집을 사는 것 같아요.
47:31bringada guys.
47:33I thought he was essentially a bad guy.
47:35But I'm not involved in that.
47:37You'd have to ask Pam Bondi about that.
47:39Are more raids like that coming, sir?
47:44Are more raids like the ones who are on Bolton's house coming?
47:46More raids?
47:47I don't know...
47:48You have to ask the Department of Justice.
47:51They raided my house, I can tell you that.
47:53They did a big raid on my house.
47:55They took away everything that wasn't pinned down
47:57and they took away some of that too.
48:00아니, 다가가sters 마라 �aching.
48:02아, 맞춘다.
48:04때문에 이 나라가가 약된 사람이 얘기하던 날.
48:06하� 실수를이에요.
48:08마니의 왼쪽에서 뵙라스에 인해서 가게 돼.
48:12마니의 자리를 하는 중 한 것 같았어요.
48:15밖에도 죽음으로 되었다고 말했다.
48:18어떻게 되셨는지 모르겠지 모르겠는데...
48:21아, 내가 알게 됐어.
48:23저희들이には 너무 잘생겼어.
48:25다가가서는 거 라인이었는데,
48:27죽는 사람,
48:28이들에 대해 보내면 산다 Nada
48:3398명이세
48:34I wasn't there fortunately I wasn't there
48:37근데 they are they are very evil very sick people that group
48:42and they if they would have won the election this country wouldn't exist as
48:45we know it this country would have been a failed country and now it's the
48:50hottest country anywhere in the world by far we are the hottest country in
48:53한국국토정보공사
49:23여러분이 말하자면, 그 얘기를 해야 할 게 아니라, 그 여태가 있기를 알았는데 그 긍정적이 있는 겁니다.
49:31그런데, 나는 이것이 안전한 문제입니다.
49:38이것은 맞다는 게 잘못됐습니다.
49:41한국과 한국의 어떤 부분을 통해서
49:48talk and that was a very big problem for Korea and not Japan.
49:55Japan had wanted to go, they wanted to get on,
49:59but Korea was very stuck on that, you understand?
50:03So, I don't know, perhaps you'd like to answer.
50:06It's a good question.
50:08It was hard getting Japan and Korea together
50:12because of what took place a long time ago.
50:16But Japan wants to do it, I can say.
50:18Korea is a little bit more tenuous, please.
50:38The trilateral cooperation among Korea, the U.S. and Japan is very important.
50:43And better Korea-Japan relations is also important for the Korea-U.S. relationship as well.
50:50President Trump has been very important to meet the President before meeting the President.
51:05Because I know, President Trump, that you've put emphasis on trilateral cooperation,
51:09I made a visit to Japan before coming to the U.S. to settle the difficult issues that we have.
51:15President Trump, well, Japan wants to get along very well with you.
51:20And I find them to be great people, great country, obviously.
51:24And they want very much to get along with South Korea.
51:27And you have something in common, you know, you want to solve the North Korea problem.
51:32But Japan very much wants to get along with you, and I'm sure they will.
51:36They're – I find the people that I deal with to be wonderful people, actually.
51:42As they do with you.
51:44President Trump, when I visited Japan and met with Prime Minister Ishiba,
51:57I realized that many of the obstacles that existed between our two countries were – have now been removed.
52:03President Trump, during my term.
52:05We removed them during my term.
52:07There was an overlay a little bit, but we removed many of those obstacles during my term.
52:13And, you know, if you look at Prime Minister Abe, who was a great man, he was a great friend of mine,
52:20and he was assassinated, but he felt very warmly toward your country, I can tell you that.
52:26And the current Prime Minister, who I've gotten to know very well, feels the same way.
52:31So I think you're going to have a great relationship with Japan.
52:34Steve, go ahead.
52:35The Press, to close the loop on Gaza, is there a diplomatic push underway to try to get all this to end?
52:40President Trump, oh, there's a diplomatic push?
52:42There has been, yeah, sure.
52:44Right now, Steve, I would say a very serious diplomatic push.
52:49Marco or Steve, do you want to – Marco, do you want to answer that for a second?
52:52Yeah, we – it's never stopped.
52:54We've always looked to find a solution there.
52:56Ultimately, as the President said, we want it to end.
52:58It has to end with no Hamas.
53:03Steve, where are we?
53:04I would say that we wouldn't be anywhere but for the President's truth last week,
53:09which was a statement to Hamas that they better get their act together and get to the peace table.
53:15But for that, it would have been all stalled.
53:17So, as usual, he is the man who moves it.
53:22Thank you.
53:23Thank you very much, everybody.
53:24Thank you, guys, thank you, guys, thank you, guys, thank you, press, thank you, press, thank you, press, thank you, press, thank you, press, thank you, press.
53:34네, 역시 뭐 트럼프답게 thank you very much 이렇게 하면서 회담이 끝났습니다.
53:39저희가 한번 시간을 세어봤습니다.
53:41이게 우리 시간으로 새벽 1시 40분부터 지금까지 약 1시간가량 진행을 했습니다.
53:48이게 이시바 일본 총리 때랑 저희가 한번 비교를 해봤어요.
53:52해보니까 거의 한 2배 넘게 차이가 나거든요.
53:55굉장히 많은 질의응답을 받은 건데 어떤 의도가 있었다고 보세요?
53:59네, 일단은 뭐 다양한 정말 현안을 얘기했는데
54:03한미 간의 뭐 무역이라든가 방위비 협상 뭐 이런 얘기 등을 했지만
54:08김정은 스토리에 관한 것이 거의 뭐 절반을 차지하지 않았느냐.
54:12얘기가 무역 문제로 가다가 또 김정은과의 만남이 얘기해지면
54:17그렇죠.
54:17트럼프 대통령이 길어지고 그렇기 때문에
54:20트럼프 대통령의 관심을 엿볼 수 있는 회담이었고요.
54:23오늘 일단 뭐 첫 단추는 당초의 우려보다는 괜찮게 시작을 했다라고 볼 수 있겠습니다.
54:31자, 이 얘기가 눈에 띕니다.
54:33조금 전에 나왔던 게 이제 트럼프 대통령도
54:36협회에 참석하고 싶다는 의사를 밝혔어요.
54:39이걸 통해서 김정은을 만날지 말지 이 여부까지는 확답은 하지 않았지만
54:44일단 방한 의사를 밝힌 거거든요.
54:47어떻게 보십니까?
54:48네, 저희로서는 큰 장애물이 해결됐다고 볼 수 있겠죠.
54:51사실은 시진핑 중국 주석의 방한은 구체와 가시화가 베이징에서 소식이 전해왔는데
54:58과연 트럼프 대통령이 와서 시진핑을 만날까 그런 조금 사실 우려가 있었습니다.
55:05그런데 트럼프 대통령이 곧 한국을 간다라는 표현을 썼기 때문에
55:09아마 10월 말에 경주를 방문할 것으로 보고요.
55:12거기 와서 또 김정은 만나고 싶어 하니까 DMZ로 가서 또 만나는 시나리오를 기획하는
55:21그런 얘기까지 나오고 있는데
55:23하여튼 그런 문제는 저희로서는 오늘 정상회담이 그런 대로 선방했다라는 평가를 낼 수 있을 것 같습니다.
55:32워낙 발언들이 많아서 짚어볼 게 많지만
55:34이재명 대통령이 했던 발언 중에 가장 개인적으로는 눈길을 끌었던 게
55:38트럼프 대통령이 피스메이커를 하고 나 본인은 페이스메이커를 하겠다.
55:44이렇게 밝혔거든요. 김정은과의 관계에 있어서.
55:48그럼 문재인 전 대통령 같은 경우는 한반도 운전자론을 강조를 했었어요.
55:51그러니까 본인이 직접 운전대를 몰겠다면서 주도권을 본인한테 가져갔었는데
55:57이재명 대통령은 조금 다른 생각인 것 같아요.
55:59그전에는 미국과 북한 간의 정상이 만난 적이 없고
56:03또 공산주의 국가 지도자와 미국 지도자가 만나는 것이 과연 가능할까.
56:09그렇기 때문에 누군가는 중매자가 있어야 되지 않느냐.
56:12그래서 운전자론이 나왔는데 지금은 두 차례의 썸이 아까 정상회담이 나왔고요.
56:18또 DMZ에서 한번 만났기 때문에 이제는 직접 소통을 하고
56:22여러 가지 러브레타를 보내는 수준이기 때문에
56:25이제는 두 분이 만나고 그리고 또 이제 우리 이재명 대통령은 뒤에서 밀겠다.
56:33그리고 같이 보조를 맞추겠다.
56:36그런 견인차 역할을 하겠다는 표현을 썼기 때문에
56:39한반도 문제가 앞으로 어떻게 될지 기추가 주목이 됩니다.
56:43지금 이 상황을 북한도 지켜볼 거 아니겠습니까?
56:47북한도 입장을 낼 것 같아요.
56:49김정은 입장에서는 아마 실시간으로 저희하고 똑같이 지켜보지 않았었겠느냐.
56:54그렇기 때문에 이제 아마 뉴욕 채널을 통해서 백악관과 소통을 하지 않겠느냐.
57:02다만 이제 김정은 입장에서는 지난번에 하노이 노딜의 어떤 추억이 있기 때문에
57:07뭔가 미국이 확실한 선물을 주지 않는 한은 만나지 않겠다.
57:12오히려 본인들이 갑의 위치에서 협상에 나설 거기 때문에
57:15조급한 트럼프 대통령의 마음을 오히려 역이용하는 그런 협상 전략을
57:22즉 트럼프 애태우기 전략을 조금 구사하지 않을까.
57:26그래서 이 노벨상 인근 좀 되면 아마 양측의 기싸움이 좀 절정에 달하지 않을까 봅니다.
57:33자 이제 확대 회답이 진행되고 업무 겸 오차안까지 이어지게 될 텐데
57:38짧게 하나만 더 여쭤보면 이 얘기가 있었어요.
57:41주한미군 기지 땅을 임대가 아닌 미국 소유로 원한다.
57:44이거는 어떻게 해석해야 되죠?
57:46트럼프 대통령은 땅을 좋아하시죠.
57:48그래서 그릴란드도 미국용으로 하고 싶다.
57:51그리고 멕시코만을 미국만으로 만들고 그러고 있죠.
57:55그렇기 때문에 2만 8,500명의 평택 미군기지하고
57:59이런 주한미군기지에 대해서 상당히 좀 뭐라고 그럴까요?
58:04권리, 우리가 권리금을 받는다고 그러는데
58:07그런 주장을 하고 있는데
58:10저희로서는 당연히 그거는 어려운 주장이라고 생각합니다.
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