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Can't or won't? Gary Johnson ducks North Korea query 
  
 Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson speaks with the USA TODAY editorial board on Sept. 21, 2016, in McLean, Va. (Photo: Andrew P. Scott, USA TODAY) 
  
 Gary Johnson says he knows who the leader of North Korea is — he just doesn’t want to say. 
  
 In an interview with The New York Times Wednesday Johnson was asked if he knew the name of North Korea’s leader — Kim Jong Un — he responded “I do.” 
  
 “You want me to name [the leader],” he said before adding “really.” But he never did name the leader. 
  
 Johnson drew plenty of notoriety for two recent foreign policy missteps. In early September Johnson fumbled when asked about Aleppo, Syria — one of the hardest hit areas of the country’s civil war — he asked “What is Aleppo?” 
  
 In late September Johnson failed to name any world leader he admired. 
  
 In The Times interview, Johnson expressed frustration that people were emphasizing Clinton’s knowledge on the logistics of foreign policy people but were ignoring her hawkish nature. Johnson is known for his non-interventionist stance. 
  
 “Because Hillary Clinton can dot the i’s and cross the t’s on geographic leaders, of the names of foreign leaders,” he said, “the underlying fact that hundreds of thousands of people have died in Syria goes by the wayside.” 
  
 Johnson said that Clinton “bears responsibility for what’s happened, shared responsibility for what’s happened in Syria. I would not have put us in that situation from the get-go.” 
  
 The comments came the same day Johnson's running mate William Weld was asked on CNN about Johnson's first two foreign policy flubs. “We’d like to have those two sentences back no question," he said. 
  
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 Libertarian presidential candidate and former Governor of New Mexico Gary Johnson is currently polling at 24% in his home state of New Mexico, despite the fact that he doesn’t know a lot of facts about the world—fun or otherwise. Luckily for him, it is 2016, and we no longer care about those. 
  
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 Johnson has struggled to identify world leaders he admires, the city of Aleppo, and the civilian impact of recent bomb and knife attacks in New York and Minnesota. He also thinks we don’t need to worry about climate change, because the sun will eat our planet in a few billion years, anyway. This latest incident occurred when he was asked by the New York Times if he knew the name of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. 
  
 Uh, yeah, he does. 
  
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 Asked if he knew the name of North Korea’s leader, Mr. Johnson replied, “I do.” “You want me to name” the person, he said, then paused, before adding dryly, “Really.” But he declined to supply the name. 
  
 How dare they? Everyone knows that if you say the name “Kim Jong Un,” a large drone will come snatch you away and you’ll wake up strapped into a hot tub in the Supreme Leader’s basement. 
  
  
  
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Gary Johnson's had his "Aleppo moment." He's had his "forgetting world leaders" moment. And now the Libertarian candidate for president has completed the foot-in-mouth trifecta with his "Are you seriously asking me for the name of North Korea's leader?" moment. USA Today reports that that latter event happened during a Wednesday interview with the New York Times, in which Johnson was asked if he knew the name of that particular person who happens to run Pyongyang and its environs. "I do," he replied, before adding, "You want me to name [that person]. … Really." Yes, Gary, really—which is why you were asked. But he didn't ever give the Times that name. (It's Kim Jong Un, by the way), and the Times speculates he was "conspicuously [seeking] to avoid another misstep" with his non-answer, noting that he spoke "dryly" when he asked if the reporter was serious. Jezebel has the most reasonable speculation on why Johnson may have demurred from speaking the Supreme Leader's name: He perhaps confused him with Voldemort. (Still, Gary Johnson says don't forget about Gary Johnson on Election Day.)