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Lindsey Graham Reveals How Much He Wants Total Mayhem In North Korea
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June 13, 2018
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9:12Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch Lindsey Graham reveal just how much he wants blood.
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---Sen. Lindsey Graham says despite President Trump signing a "comprehensive agreement" with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, it's simply an "agreement in principle" that must first come to Congress for approval.
"This is a first step, this is a good start but we're a long ways away from an agreement," Graham told "CBS This Morning" on Tuesday.
While Graham said he congratulated Mr. Trump on bringing about such an "historic opportunity" to help end the Korean war and force the regime to give up its nuclear capabilities, he noted, "They've promised to give up their nuclear weapons, they've done this twice."
The summit came to a close in Singapore with an agreement that resulted in an understanding that Pyongyang would work toward denuclearization and the U.S. would end joint military exercises with South Korea. Graham noted that the pause in exercises gives the US. "breathing space" to get to an agreement with Kim and give him assurances. The senator said that he doesn't "mind" the U.S. putting such exercises on hold, but said he would object "violently" to the withdrawal of U.S. forces from South Korea. ---
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