leaving the door open at the writing you know if you change your mind call right is the door that open cler. that is an interesting part of the letter because here we see donald trump you know withdrawing from these talks but then telling him if you change your mind please give me a call now i think unless the white house produces a clear list of demands unless we see some kind of strategy emerging in the next couple of days it doesn't look like we're going to be returning to any talks this would have been a historic summit between a sitting u.s. president and the leader of north korea in fact the first time that we would have seen anything like this and the likelihood of them coming back together now with that trump has said that he will not meet with kim does not look promising claire richardson with the latest from washington thank you. of the united nations secretary general antonio led international leaders in expressing disappointment at the summit's cancellation. deeply concerned by the cancellation of the planned meeting in singapore between the president united states so that we th

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