여기 보면... 트럼프가 외국 기자들에게, 문재인 대통령이 있으니까 중국관련 질문 하지 말라고 미국 기자 까는 내용도 나옵니다.
수정... 중국관련 질문 아니고 Rosenstein 질문이네요. Rosensteiin 질문 나오기 전에 ZTE 이야기 해서 그 이야기로 생각했습니다.
그리고 바로 이어서... 한국 기자로 추측되는 (한국에서 왔다고 함) 여기자가 질문을 하죠.
Q I’m a reporter from —
PRESIDENT TRUMP: Excuse me, I have the President of South Korea here, okay?
Q Yes, I have a question on —
PRESIDENT TRUMP: He doesn’t want to hear these questions, if you don’t mind.
Q President Trump, I’m a reporter from South Korea. How much confidence and trust do you have in my President in playing the mediator role in resolving this North Korea issue and the denuclearization process?
이것이야 말로 국격 파괴 질문입니다.
한국기자가 미국 대통령한데...
How much confidence and trust do you have in my President in playing the mediator role in resolving this North Korea issue and the denuclearization process?
이거 문제 많은 질문 아닙니까?
그런데 오히려 Trump 가 문통 방어 해주죠.
PRESIDENT TRUMP: I have great confidence in your President. I think that he’s brought a different perspective to the talks with North Korea. He wants to be able to make a deal. Now, you’ve had some very hardline administrations, and you have President Moon, and you’ve had others before President Moon, who also had more or less this attitude.
I think he’s a very capable person. I think he’s an extremely competent man. I think he’s a very good person. And I think he wants to have what’s good for the Korean Peninsula, not just North or South — for the entire Korean Peninsula.
So I have tremendous confidence in President Moon. And I think that his way — the way he is — really is helping us to potentially make a deal. Whether the deal gets made or not, who knows. It’s a deal. Who knows. You never know about deals. If you go into deals that are 100 percent certain, it doesn’t happen. If you go into deals that have no chance, and it happens, and sometimes happens easily. I’ve made a lot of deals. I know deals, I think, better than anybody knows deals. You never really know. And that’s why I say to you.
But I will tell you, this is a good man and he is a very capable man. And I think South Korea is very lucky to have him. Do you want to interpret that for him, so he can hear? Because, you know, he’s not hearing what we’re doing here. Go ahead.
