Trump administration makes new effort to ‘reach out to the North Koreans,’ report says

United States President Donald Trump(L)speaks beside brand-new nationwide security consultant Robert O’Brien on September 18, 2019 at Los Angeles International Airport in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Nicholas Kamm/ AFP by means of Getty Images)

John Bolton, O’Brien’s predecessor as nationwide security consultant, just recently informed Axios the administration is bluffing about stopping North Korea’s nuclear aspirations and must prepare to make a public admission its policy stopped working terribly.

O’Brien stated he stays confident about Kim’s choice — up until now — to avoid releasing a nuclear test throughout the Christmas and New Year timeframe.

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Kim “guaranteed to send out a Christmas present. The president recommended he send him a vase. We didn’t get a vase or any other sort of Christmas present. That seems favorable,” O’ Brien informed Axios .

“All we understand is we were informed we were going to get a Christmas present and the Christmas present didn’t come. Therefore I believe that was a motivating indication. Once again, that does not imply we will not see some sort of test in the future,” O’Brien included.