Dispatch: Central Seoul Quiet as Trump Arrives for Meeting with "a Fine Gentleman"

Walking through central Seoul on Tuesday morning, it’s clear that the South Korean government is taking no chances with security during U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit. In the vicinity of Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul’s symbolic center, police line the street and stand shoulder to shoulder at every intersection. The police vastly outnumber the protesters they are assigned to keep in line — over 15,000 in downtown Seoul, according to the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. Despite initial reports