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Sep 22, 2026

Audrey SiekHOST
6:19
No.
Neil HumphreysHOST
6:21
Is it the food of a particular country? Like, I don't know, a Korean food festival kind of thing?
Audrey SiekHOST
6:25
No, someone did ask if this has anything to do with Korea.
Neil HumphreysHOST
6:30
Is it like...
speaker_0HOST
0:00
It's exactly 7 or 0 PM.
speaker_0HOST
0:04
You just walked into a bustling, really vibrant Korean restaurant.
speaker_1HOST
0:07
Oh, the energy in those places is just unmatched.
speaker_0HOST
0:10
Right.
speaker_0HOST
1:49
Yuko.
speaker_0HOST
1:49
Yes, Yuko.
speaker_0HOST
1:51
It is this stunning, prominent dish in the Korean culinary landscape.
speaker_0HOST
1:56
And our mission for you today, you know, whether you're a curious home cook outside of Korea or just someone who appreciates the intricate mechanics of great food, is to equip you with, well, everything you need to understand, source, and actually propel Yuko in your very own kitchen.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
0:58
Right, so he will attend the high-level session of the UN General Assembly in New York and also deliver a keynote speech.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
1:06
He is expected to outline proposals for UN reform, Korea's contribution to global challenges, and a vision for peaceful coexistence on the Korean Peninsula.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
1:18
He will also meet UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and seek UN support for peace on the peninsula.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
1:25
National Security Advisor Lee Sung-mak said he is expected to hold separate contacts with leaders of major countries, including the U.S. and Australia, drawing attention to a possible meeting with President Donald Trump.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
1:49
A lot of attention is on whether he'll meet Trump and possibly address those issues.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
1:55
Now, on Wednesday, he will attend the Korea Investment Summit and promote Korea's AI policies, capital market reforms and investment opportunities.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
2:05
He will then make a state visit to Mexico at the invitation of President Claudia Scheinbaum, the first by a Korean president in 16 years.
AdamCORRESPONDENT
2:15
He'll hold a summit with Scheinbaum on Thursday, followed by an MOU exchange luncheon and then a joint press statement.
Tanya J. PowersCORRESPONDENT
2:40
Tonya Jay Powers, Fox News.
Lisa BradyHOST
2:42
South Korea says three of its military officers are injured after an explosion inside the heavily fortified zone separating the Koreas.
Lisa BradyHOST
2:50
It happened during an unspecified operation near the buffer zone's military demarcation line.
Lisa BradyHOST
2:55
The cause, not immediately clear.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
19:07
And we'll get to where he did tours of duty.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
19:09
He went to Japan, Korea.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
19:11
And so that's what you can see here.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
19:14
And just wanted to note the, we have, I actually have that suit of his still, um, the stripes are the older stripes, the old, uh, when you become chief master sergeant or any, any other sergeant or rank, you get a certain amount of stripes and, and on the, on the side of the suit itself and the old stripes look different from the new stripes.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
19:52
But he was in Japan from 1947, shortly after enlisting, to 1950, and then went, basically, maybe went back home for a break there.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
20:02
uh, had my, my mom was born in 1950, uh, around that time.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
20:06
And then he was off to Korea and he was gone.
Derek DeStefanGUEST
20:09
Most of the Korean war, he was gone.
Molly AllenHOST
1:57
But that is absolutely the limit.
Dave SpositoHOST
2:00
They have Korean barbecue, Japanese barbecue, bacon, oven-roasted turkey, maple, hickory smoke, teriyaki, jalapeno, just to name a few.
Dave SpositoHOST
2:13
And what is
Molly AllenHOST
2:13
Spam made out of again? What is it? Do we know what Spam is?
Phil WilliamsHOST
2:25
Dang.
Phil WilliamsHOST
2:26
Korean barbecue.
Phil WilliamsHOST
2:29
Gokuchong flavored.
Phil WilliamsHOST
2:33
I don't know what that is.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
14:29
So, you know, when I've advocated for a multi-day summit, I'm saying, you know, the two presidents should spend several hours talking about Taiwan every year.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
14:40
They should spend some time talking about North Korea, you know, the Korean Peninsula.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
14:45
They should spend some additional time talking about the South China Sea.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
14:49
So those are the three major flashpoints.

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Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
21:54
I mean, you know, What would be a great summit would be if they put some more meat on the bones of this idea that they came up with in May of constructive stability.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
22:03
I mean, that should involve developing this multi-day annual summit.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
22:09
I mean, that would be a major step forward, that kind of commitment on both sides, enhancing economic engagement, facing the issue of strategic arms, that is strategic nuclear weapons, right? These are two nuclear powers, spending some time talking about Taiwan and then applying some effort to these regional conflicts, Iran, obviously, straight-up Hormuz, Taiwan, I've talked about the Korean Peninsula, too.
Lyle GoldsteinGUEST
22:34
The New York Times has a piece today, Brittany, about how, indeed, Trump may be hoping very much that Xi can help him reach out to Kim Jong-un and get back to that kind of dialogue.
Evan ReillyHOST
63:21
I think we need to really capitalise on Yang.
Evan ReillyHOST
63:24
Market-wise, Korean market, skincare, K-pop, Parasite, Samsung, Seoul, Busan, Hyundai.
Evan ReillyHOST
63:39
Is Hyundai Japanese? there's I don't know
Jamie KellyHOST
63:42
Korea's I'm turning himself up to be like fuck those yeah there's type in sorry type in state companies Korea because there's six companies that are ran by the state and it's fucked their economy big
Amy KingPANELIST
23:28
North Korea is doing some saber rattling.
Amy KingPANELIST
23:31
North Korea fired two missiles off its eastern coast.
Amy KingPANELIST
23:35
It's the second set of tests in roughly a week and came days after Pyongyang accused the U.S. of driving tensions on the Korean Peninsula through a series of military drills.
Amy KingPANELIST
23:47
They're saying that nearly three hours after a short-range ballistic missile was launched toward the East Sea on Sunday, North Korea fired a similar missile.
Bill HandelHOST
23:57
Now, a little bit of history here, speaking of North Korea.

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