We are with the Prime Minister and her strong feelings. She's got tremendous feeling. And as you know, I've been here before, there some of the people I've met before. And that goes -- It continues on where they've been looking for so many years, so long. And I see these beautiful faces. They're so beautiful.
Look at the beautiful faces. Every one of them. I see a note for me, even, that's very nice. But I've met the families before, and I'm with them all the way. And the U.S. is with them all the way, and we're with Japan and the Prime Minister.
Mr. President. Do you think you'll be able to talk with Kim Jong Un about the abductions?
Say it.
Do you think you'll be able to talk with Kim Jong Un about the abductions?
We'll see what's going on. Yeah, we're going to see what's done. We have not done anything. We've been so busy. We really haven't. But we'll be discussing it. We always have this in mind because it started with Shinzo Abe, and now the Prime Minister, who is going to be a great prime minister, by the way.
And it's my honor to be with you again, and we will do everything within our power. Thank you all very much. We appreciate it very much. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. Thank you.
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Great. Thank you all very much. Beautiful. So beautiful. Thank you.
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I remember all of these beautiful faces. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. We continue to work for your prime minister. Thank you very much. Thank you everybody very much.
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