WASHINGTON -- Nearly eight years after the first summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, Lee Yun-hyang, Trump's former interpreter, vividly recalls the tense ambience when the reclusive ruler made the first major appearance on the world stage.During the landmark meeting in Singapore in 2018, the seasoned Korean American interpreter said that she went beyond her primary role of facilitating communication, using her tone and delivery to help foster a positive mood for the historic rendezvous.About a month after retiring from nearly 17 years of service a…READ FULL ARTICLE
