Trump says he’ll meet with Kim Jong Un before end of year

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President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday that he will meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un by the end of the year, marking what would be their fourth face-to-face sit-down since Trump’s first term.

During his first term, Trump met with Kim in Singapore in 2018 and then in Vietnam in 2019 to discuss shuttering North Korea’s nuclear weapons program, though neither summit ended with a deal. The president again met with Kim at the Korean demilitarized zone during a trip to South Korea.

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