President Trump and Kim Jong Un signed a document that helps the effort to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula but there are no specifics in the agreement of the plan or any timetables for efforts to begin. Ali Velshi explains the status of Kim Jong Un’s nuclear arsenal and what it would take to actually denuclearize. Weighing in: MSNBC Terror Analyst Malcolm Nance and senior research associate at the East Asia Nonproliferation Program, Melissa Hanham
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President Trump: ‘There Is No Longer A Nuclear Threat From North Korea’ | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC
