Trump should give North Korea two weeks to stop playing him

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With North Korea continuing its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons development programs, President Trump should give Kim Jong Un two weeks to suspend his bad faith actions or face U.S. withdrawal from ongoing negotiations.

While it has been known that North Korea was continuing its illicit development programs alongside pledges to the contrary, varied reporting over the past few days has proven that fact beyond a doubt. And for Trump, that posits a moment of consequential choice.

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