U.S. President Donald Trump said he will not rush into an agreement with North Korea, but things, he said, will go well.
At a rally in Nevada Saturday local time, ahead of the mid-term elections, he touted his success on the economy and North Korea, noting that there have been no more missile tests and that American hostages have been freed.
His comments reaffirm Washington's stance that it won't rush into denuclarization talks with Pyeongyang... and that it's optimistic about progress with the North.
A day earlier, a senior White House official said the second North Korea-U.S. summit will likely take place early next year.