White House says Trump-Kim meetings are expected to wrap up earlier than originally scheduled
The White House said Thursday that the"program is changing" for the ongoing nuclear summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders did not tell reporters why the schedule had changed and she declined to say whether there would be a signing ceremony. Trump had repeatedly said at the start of Thursday's talks that his relationship with Kim was strong, and that he expected that connection to eventually carry the two nuclear powers to an agreement.
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