Donald J. Trump: Why I Walked Away From Kim Jong Un

Donald J. Trump explains why he walked away from Kim Jong Un rather than accept a North Korea nuclear deal he believed wasn't good enough. Speaking at CPAC after returning from Vietnam, Trump reflects on his negotiations with Kim and why he believed walking away was necessary.

Trump argues that political leaders too often make agreements simply to claim a diplomatic victory, saying he would rather leave the table than accept a deal that did not work for the United States. He discusses North Korea's nuclear weapons program, sanctions, missile testing, the return of American remains, and his relationship with Kim Jong Un.

Trump also reflects on Otto Warmbier and the difficult balance between negotiating with North Korea and confronting the regime's actions. He argues that North Korea could have a prosperous economic future if it abandoned its nuclear weapons program while emphasizing his broader approach to putting American interests first in international negotiations.

CPAC hosts incredible guests and speakers including Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles of the Daily Wire, the late Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA, Steve Bannon of War Room, Donald Trump Jr., Vivek Ramaswamy, Glenn Beck, Mark Levin, Dan Bongino, and many more leading voices in conservative media and politics.