Trump says he may meet North Korea's Kim Jong Un during Asia trip next month

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How the sides differ Alternative sources note a prior Trump–Kim border meeting and give an Oct. 12 date; right sources stress the setting of the remarks. No left coverage yet.

President Donald Trump said he might meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a planned trip to Asia next month. Both sets of outlets report the remark as a possibility, not a confirmed meeting. A right-leaning outlet says he spoke briefly to reporters on his way to Joint Base Andrews, heading to a campaign stop in Youngstown, Ohio, and responded with a tentative yes. The alternative outlet dates the remark to Oct. 12 and includes imagery of an earlier Trump–Kim meeting at the border.

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Alternative ZZeroHedgeTrump Hints At Possible Meeting With North Korean Leader

Presents the remark as a hint of a possible meeting, with a reference to Trump's earlier border meeting with Kim.

Right WEWashington ExaminerTrump says he may meet with Kim Jong Un during Asia trip

Reports Trump's tentative answer to reporters as a brief, informal exchange on his way to a campaign stop.