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Senator Lindsey Graham said that the Trump administration's diplomatic talks had allowed denuclearization to achieve peace in North Korea. | Andrew Harnik / AP Photo
Senator Lindsey Graham confirmed Sunday that there was a time when President Donald Trump and himself had seriously discussed the withdrawal of dependents from the US Army of South Korea.
The Republican from South Carolina said that at the time, "it seemed like nothing would happen, there was no dialogue" with North Korea on its nuclear program, adding that once tell everyone we are running out of time.
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Graham warned of CBS's "Face the Nation" that "we have not yet come out of North Korea," but he said that the resumption of diplomatic negotiations by the Trump administration has allowed denuclearization to be achieved peacefully. .
CBS host John Dickerson asked Graham if this discussion, described in the new White House talk by journalist Bob Woodward, "Fear," was well described, responded that "we were really close to making this difficult decision. ". sometimes."
When Dickerson noted that Woodward reports in his book that the Pentagon read that Trump was ready to announce the removal of dependents as a potential act of war, Graham replied that Trump was "very frustrated by the fact that North
The senator said that he had warned the president that moving the dependents "is the last decision you make" when preparing for the war.
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