On Thursday it was announced that President Donald Trump has accepted an offer to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Will it be Munich 2.0 where the evil man with the evil ambitions cons the world? Or will it be a “reverse Munich,” where Trump sits down to explain in his inimitable style that it’s his way or no highway for Kim? And not only no highway, but no infrastructure left standing near any weapons site or any of Kim’s many palaces and hideaways in rubble. Whatever Trump’s approach, he can learn from his predecessors in the Oval Office.
Hugh Hewitt: A summit how-to for Trump, by Nixon and Reagan
